Drivers today are more selective about where they wash their cars: whether due to environmental concerns, or the desire to preserve their car's lustrous finish, or the fact that some vehicles simply won't fit in many car wash tunnels. At Johns, you won't have to worry about contributing to the pollution problem.
Our washes reclaim all water used in the process, ensuring it is routed to a water treatment facility, rather than to local waterways. Also, our state-of-the-art water metering systems can save as much as 70% of the water you might use washing your car at home. Cars come in many shapes and sizes these days, making the automatic car wash "off limits" for some drivers.
Our washes reclaim all water used in the process, ensuring it is routed to a water treatment facility, rather than to local waterways. Also, our state-of-the-art water metering systems can save as much as 70% of the water you might use washing your car at home. Cars come in many shapes and sizes these days, making the automatic car wash "off limits" for some drivers.
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Automakers on Carwashing
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Developed over decades of experience in the rainy Pacific Northwest, the methods used at Johns are consistent with those prescribed in the Owner's Manuals of most leading auto manufacturers, including General Motors, Ferrari, BMW, Infiniti, Mercedes Benz, Chrysler, Ford, Porsche and others. Why do builders of the world's costliest and most popular automobiles recommend our way of washing?
Johns and the Environment
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All these contaminants collect on tires, wheels, fenders and other vehicle surfaces, after which runoff from home car washing can eventually release them into storm drains designed for rainwater. Even when bio-friendly soap (or no soap at all) is used, hosing off a car's body and wheels dislodges pollutants that can end up in rivers, lakes, and streams.
Hand vs. Automatic Wash
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Driveway car washing is widely considered a wholesome ritual for those who care about their cars. Yet it's one of the worst things you can do to your car's finish. First, mits, sponges and towels used in the process inevitably become impregnated with tiny grit particles that scratch the paint and clearcoat.
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