Hyper Concentrate®: The Future of Car Wash Chemistry

Car washes, like any other type of business, want to make money. Understanding how your car wash business can improve its profit margins is a must!

Let's look at profit margins and how to ensure your profit margins on car washing stay high!

Car Wash Profit Margins

Car washes can be very profitable businesses if they are run efficiently and effectively.

To be profitable, you will need to look at many factors. The equipment you use, the location of the car wash, the frequency of cars being washed, and more.

Cost Per Car: The Biggest Factor in a Car Wash Business

Every successful car wash will want to understand the cost-per-car metric.

It determines the profitability of a given product and can give owners an idea of how much they could potentially make at their car wash.

It explains how much it costs a car wash to wash each vehicle. A lower cost per car means you can make more from each wash job.

What is a Cost Per Car Analysis?

A cost-per-car analysis is calculated by taking the total cost of all the chemicals used to wash the car.

How to Calculate Cost Per Car?

The cost per car of a particular product is found by finding the price per mL of your product and multiplying that by the amount applied to a single vehicle. That total is the cost of that product per car.

For example, if Car Wash Chemical A costs $0.009 per mL, and you need to use 10 mL, you get $0.09 per car. Do this for every product in your wash and add them together for your total cost-per-car.

For the most accurate results, you'll need to create averages from different types of cars and different wash packages.

What is a good Cost Per Car?

The cost per car will vary with your wash business and what packages or products you offer.

Base-level packages that only include basic products might only use $0.20 worth of chemicals. High-end packages with multiple upsells could reach as high as $2.00 for the cost of chemicals.

What is a Blended Cost Per Car Analysis?

A blended cost-per-car analysis is the weighted average of all your car wash packages and their cost of chemicals. If package A costs $0.23, package B costs $1.07 and package C costs $1.50, your blended cost-per-car would be the sum of those values multiplied by the percentage of time customers choose that package type.

Let's assume customers choose package A 65% of the time, package B 12% and package C 23%.

• $0.23x0.65 +
• $1.07x0.12 +
• $1.50x0.23 =
• $0.62

This means your blended cost-per-car (or the true average price it costs you to wash a car), is 62 cents.

How to get a Lower Cost Per Car?

If you're after a lower cost per car, you will need to look at your product selection and the quantity you order.

Ordering a larger amount of chemicals at once may land you a better price per mL. A lower price per mL will allow you to achieve a lower cost for that product when used.

Your product selection will play an enormous role in your cost per car. Higher-quality car wash chemistry will need fewer chemicals used per application. Less product used in every wash means a lower cost per car.

Hyper Concentrates

When you buy a car wash product, it's essential to bear in mind hyper concentrates. How does this work? Instead of having the required amount of water already mixed into the concentrate, you will instead purchase only a very concentrated solution that needs diluting with additional water when it is applied to the vehicles.

Hyper concentrates bring yet another benefit to the table: lowered shipping and inventory costs due to their reduced weight and space requirements. As opposed to purchasing pre-diluted chemicals, your car wash will save big on both money spent while ordering as well as storage space.

Dialling in Chemistry

Turtle Wax Pro and our distributor network ensure you're using the right amount of chemicals for each car.

If you want to get the most out of your car wash chemicals, we recommend dialling in the chemistry. This process involves finding the optimal amount of product that needs to be applied during every car wash so that you can achieve a great result without overloading or underutilizing any products.

There are three important factors: cost, performance and show. You can usually only optimize for 2 of these at a time but we listen to the needs of your car wash business and help you get the most out of your chemistry.

Water Quality

Using hard water or high TDS water in a car wash will cause the chemistry to perform sub-optimally. Poor performance will often lead to an increase in the amount of product used, resulting in higher costs for your car wash.

You should always test and adjust your water quality when using a new chemistry provider or before switching to Turtle Wax Pro. Poor water quality can also cause issues such as streaking and spotting on vehicles which lead to unhappy customers.

Different Types of Car Wash Businesses and their Profit Margins

We will discuss some of the more popular types of car washes and their relative profit potential. Your experience may vary as particular situations can always be different.

Self Serve Car Wash

In a self-service car wash, car owners wash their vehicles with the provided equipment and chemicals.

The time needed for each wash to be completed will be higher in self-service car washes than in automatic wash methods, and applying the given products by hand can be less efficient than a machine.

These factors can impact the amount of profit you can make. However, self-serve car washes will need less equipment and staffing which can play into how much profit you can make.

In Bay Automatic Car Wash

In an in-bay automatic car wash, customers sit in their vehicles as they enter a wash bay.

Automatic car washes will clean vehicles quickly and efficiently. They typically are very precise in their product dispensing and application, these factors allow an automatic car wash to wash more vehicles and use less product at the same time.

Of course, the equipment, location and other types of costs will likely be higher in this car wash, even more so in tunnel car wash situations.

Full Service Car Wash

Full-service car washes do it all, exterior washing, interior cleaning, and specialty services, all at the customer's convenience as they leave the car with the staff.

This type of car wash charges more for their services as the employees do the bulk of the work, which in some cases means having a higher margin.

These washes have more costs and more employees to pay to get their washing done, which can lead to a lower profit margin than a machine quickly cleaning a vehicle.

What are Other Ways to Help your Profit Margin?

As important as the cost per car is, there are other factors car wash owners will want to look at when looking at your profit margin.

Car Wash Prices

It is important to price your services competitively but also high enough that your car wash can make a profit.

Charging too much can turn away customers but charging too little will find your business losing money.

Do some research for other car washes in your area, understand all the costs you have - chemical and others, and then find the sweet spot where you can offer your customers great value but also make your desired profit.

Operating Expenses and Fixed Costs

We discussed chemical-related costs, but all the other operating costs your car wash will face will impact your margin.

Leasing or building fees, property taxes, water usage, electricity, car wash equipment, and repairs are just a few examples of the many types of costs your car wash will have. No car wash owner would want to pay more for something if they did not have to.

So do your research on pricing options and decide what is the best choice to allow you to achieve your desired quality but also keep your costs low enough that you can achieve your desired average profit margin.

Additional Services

Add-on services are a great way to achieve a higher margin when a customer comes in to get their car washed.

Examples can include premium car wash packages, vacuuming, mat cleaning and air fresheners/deodorizing.

Customers that come in for a car wash may decide to also get another service done as they are already there, this is a great opportunity to add some additional income as these services typically have great profit margins.

Car Wash Subscriptions

Offering car wash subscription packages can be a great way to guarantee monthly revenue. Having customers pay in advance will help you achieve predictability and reliability when it comes to your revenue.

Customers that take advantage of the subscription packages typically are loyal, resulting in more reliable income and more revenue. Subscriptions are also cost-effective for car wash owners because most of the customer base won't wash their cars enough times to reach the break-even point.

Having a higher number of customers with fewer visits will result in more profit and reliability.

Want to Improve your Cost per Car? Contact Turtle Wax Pro and Transchem Group

Turtle Wax Pro prides itself on not only providing high-quality car wash chemistry but doing so at an affordable rate.

Backed by the Turtle Wax brand, with over 75 years in car care, our customers, clients, and partners within the car wash industry often see their cost per car going down and quality of results going up, while using our products.

If your car wash business is after achieving a lower cost per car for your existing car wash, or is simply looking for great car wash chemistry, contact us!

Introduction

TRUE-VUE 2 is a chemical management system that prioritizes its users by maximizing and optimizing your chemical operations. TRUE-VUE 2 is a system created by Transchem for the Turtle Wax Pro brand, meaning it pairs perfectly with Turtle Wax Pro's hyper-concentrated chemicals.

Our chemical management system was designed to be compact and easy to use which ensures it's both easy on your employees and on the eyes. The deluxe model also gives any car wash the ability to monitor their chemicals with real-time data. These advantages can take any car wash to a new standard of consistency and reliability while minimizing time spent in the backroom.

History and Development

TRUE-VUE was launched in 2018 to revolutionize the backroom of car washes.

The system was designed with several goals in mind to solve many issues prevalent in car wash backrooms all over the world.

Containment

Smaller jug size was a major focus for TRUE-VUE 2 as it would improve health and safety standards for employees.

Chemical Usage

Traditionally, draw testing methods are used to see the chemical usage and what is left in a chemical tank. TRUE-VUE 2 was designed to make the process less time-consuming, without the need for equipment.

Remote Access

The need to be physically present was a major barrier TRUE-VUE 2 intended to break through with remote access technology.

Development

Developing TRUE-VUE 2 was a complicated process as it needed to cross into new territory in multiple aspects while still being a one-size fits all system that could work seamlessly.

Two main challenges that had to be worked through in the development process were perfecting the installation and the operation process to be used in any type of car wash anywhere.

Features

TRUE-VUE 2 carries many unique benefits that ensure an improved backroom space for your car wash.

Standard Model

The Standard model is safe, simple, and secure which makes it a great addition to any car wash needing some reliable chemical organization, backroom optimization, and peace of mind. TRUE-VUE 2 transforms any ordinary backroom into a well-utilized, efficient, and attractive system where all of your chemicals can live.

The chemical tanks stack along the wall which opens up desirable and much-needed space within the backroom. They also feature easy-to-see volume markings along with a snap closure lid which prevents spills. Possibly the greatest benefit is the drop-and-go loading system which makes it a breeze to refill the tanks with the desired car wash chemical. This makes the process much easier on your employees and prevents injuries and messes.

Deluxe Model

The deluxe model offers all the features of the standard model and the ability to monitor your chemicals in ways that bring your car wash into 2023.

The deluxe model allows you to see real-time data for any number of car wash locations from any device with internet access.

That includes access to visual dashboards that showcase:

• Monitoring ability for up to 22 tanks per location
• Current and historical data for average cost per car, average usage per car, chemical cost per period, and wash counts
• Actual versus expected daily usage and costs
• Ability to export data into other formats and reports

Additionally, the deluxe model has automated alerts which notify key users on low tank levels, overfilled tank levels, unexpected usage and abnormalities, the tank being loaded, and the ability to notify your staff.

These benefits present unmatched control over your chemicals along with significant information that can help you identify patterns and improve operations.

New Features - Effective November 1st, 2022*

These new features have been effective in all deluxe TRUE-VUE 2 models since November 1st, 2022.

TRUE-VUE 2 has been given a brand new portal that presents a variety of new benefits for users. All while now giving us the right to own all of the data being gathered rather than working with a third party.

One of the new changes is the installation process. Our service team now has an app where your TRUE-VUE 2 system can be tested on-site to mitigate any installation problems found after the fact.

Other changes and updates include product use analysis which shows a blended cost per car, and floor inventory tracking. The tracking is automatic and deducts or adds inventory as you use and receive products. Finally, manual chemical reordering can be done from within the portal.

Implementation into Car Washes

Implementing TRUE-VUE 2 is a simple process for car washes. It has been created in a step-by-step procedure to ensure little to no issues and a smooth experience.

After an agreement is signed with a car wash, the needed tanks and racks along with our experienced service team are sent to the location where they install and test the system.

TRUE-VUE 2 Training and Support

System training is done at the time of installation by our service team. They are happy to answer any questions operators may have and help them become acquainted with their new monitoring system.

Tank Training

Training related to the tanks will be conducted to ensure a thorough understanding of the drop-and-go loading system.

Portal Training

If the deluxe model is chosen, operators will be trained on how to use the monitoring platform to view their tank levels, set up alerts, manage inventory and more.

Support

Both onsite and virtual training is available upon request for service, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

In addition, users can contact our operational support team through the TRUE-VUE 2 portal or directly email truevue@transchem.com for any questions or requests related to the system.

Turtle Wax Pro Products

TRUE-VUE 2 is designed to work with Turtle Wax Pro chemicals and car wash products. Everything from your car wash soap, presoak, surface protectants, drying agents and any other product you use can be used with TRUE-VUE 2 to make your loading experience easier and monitor its use in real-time.

Car wash chemistry is what drives our industry. It's what gets cars cleaned, dry, and beautifully shiny. And it cannot be talked about enough!

But, it can get a little confusing with all the different types of car wash chemicals, so we're here to talk you through the different options and what you should be looking out for when picking chemistry.

What are car wash chemicals

Commercial car wash chemicals are specially formulated cleaners that are designed to remove dirt and stains from a car's surface. This chemistry usually comes in concentrated form, and must be diluted with water before use. There are many different types of car wash chemistry on the market, each designed for a specific purpose. For example, there are degreasers that are designed to break down and remove grease and oil stains, as well as wheel & tire cleaners that are formulated to remove brake dust and grime from your wheels and tires.

Different Types of Car Wash Chemicals

There are many different types of commercial car wash chemicals available on the market, each designed for a specific purpose. This is not an exhaustive list as car wash chemicals can get pretty niche. But these are some of the most popular car wash chemistry and their uses:

Presoaks

Also known as traffic film removers (TFRs), presoaks are designed to loosen and remove heavy build-up on your car's surface.

Presoaks are usually applied at the start of the wash to allow them time to work before the main wash. Presoaks as used as the "heavy lifters" in the wash process and are typically high alkaline (pH 11-14) or low acid (pH 0-3).

Presoaks can differ in pH level and surfactant type, so be sure to ask your car wash chemical supplier which one is best for your needs.

As a general thought, high pH presoaks are better at removing organic materials (like road film, bugs, and sap) while low pH presoaks are better at removing inorganic materials (like brake dust and road salt).

Car Wash Soap, Shampoo, and Detergents

Soap, shampoo or detergent is designed to remove light dirt and dust.

These products are applied to vehicles and then rinsed off to clean off vehicles and get them ready for the next stage.

Soaps can differ in many ways but a popular option for both its cleaning effectiveness and visual prowess are triple foams. Triple foams are designed to create thick suds that both look good and help remove dirt from surfaces, in a layered (or triple) effect.

The best car wash detergent on the market (in our opinion) is from Turtle Wax Pro. We have a variety of detergents that are designed to work in any situation your wash may need.

Finishing Products

After your car has been washed and rinsed, you'll want to apply a finishing product to provide a protective barrier against UV rays and other damage on your car's paint and clear coat.

There are many different types of protection products available, from simple waxes to more complex sealants. We have existing blogs explaining the differences between carnauba wax, ceramic coatings, and sealants.

Another type of finishing product is drying agents.

Drying agents help to remove water from your car's surface by making the surface hydrophobic. This helps cars dry faster and hold onto less water. If you want to learn more about drying agents, check out our guide to drying agents.

Wheel & Tire Cleaners

As the name suggests, tire and wheel cleaners are designed to clean your wheels and tires.

After wheel cleaners have been applied, it should be rinsed off to avoid damage to your car's paint job.

Tire Dressings

Tire dressings or tire shine products are designed to give your tires a shiny, new look.

Tire dressings and tire cleaners are not essential to the wash process but are an extra step to ensure spectacular results and make your commercial car wash stand out from the rest.

Specialty Chemistry

Specialty chemistry can be chemicals with various desired effects. These products are used for specific instances and are not necessarily needed for every wash. But using specialty chemicals is a great way to set your wash apart from the rest in the car wash industry.

Some examples are:

• Bug Removers
• Manual Cleaners
• Presoak Boosts
• Rust Inhibitors

Detailing Products

Detailing products are slightly different chemistry used by detailing professionals to achieve specific results on a car's surface, usually through manual applications.

However, some of these products (like glass cleaners and bug removers) can be used in the regular wash process as well.

Eco Friendly Chemical for Car Wash

There are many different types of commercial car wash chemicals on the market, each designed for a specific purpose. However, not all wash chemistry are created equal. Some of these cleaners can be quite harsh and damaging to your car's paint or even strip the finish off altogether!

One type of chemical that is becoming increasingly popular is eco-friendly or "green" cleaners.

Hyper Concentrates

Hyper concentrate® are products that are designed to be diluted with water when they are in use.

The advantage of hyper concentrates is that they are very economical and can last a long time.

With hyper concentrates, you pay for the actual chemical not a drum mostly made up of water. This means you'll save money on your chemistry, and save money on shipping as you'll need less product.

But the advantages don't stop there, you'll be able to wash more cars with your chemistry, making you do more with less.

If you want to learn more about hyper concentrates, we have a video explaining the process in detail here.

Are car wash chemicals safe?

As with any cleaning product, it is important to read the label and follow the instructions carefully.

Car wash chemicals are safe to be used for their intended purpose, but perhaps not for other uses. They may be toxic, corrosive, or even flammable.

Follow the instructions and directions indicated by the manufacturer. It is also vital to keep safety data sheets, or SDSs, on hand in case of an accident.

Car Wash Chemistry Ingredients: What to Look Out For

The exact ingredients that make up commercial car wash chemicals differ for an infinite number of reasons.

But there are a few things you will want to prioritize and avoid.

We recommend looking for products that have ingredients that meet environmental regulations and all municipal, provincial/state and federal sewer-use by-laws.

Chemicals to Avoid

• Phosphates
• Ammonium Bifluoride (ABF)
• Hydrofluoric acid (HF)

What kind of chemistry do Touchless car washes use?

Touchless car washes use chemicals, just like any other wash, but they are typically formulated to work independently without the help of brushes or cloths.

Friction helps products do their job and deal with tough grease and marks, but without that aid, the chemicals themselves must be able to perform by themselves.

If you're running a touchless wash, contact your suppliers to ensure your chemistry is ready to work in a touchless environment.

Chemistry is important, car wash equipment matters too!

The quality of your wash will also depend on the quality of your equipment. Old equipment may not be able to effectively operate and use high quality chemistry. It may even break down more often, causing more downtime for your business.

Subpar machinery may struggle in its important tasks: removing dirt, applying even coats of chemical and having an accurate water pressure.

We'd recommend updating your existing wash equipment if it is getting old, and be sure to purchase the right kind of equipment to match the chemistry you plan to use.

Chemistry Concerns? Ask Us - Turtle Wax Pro

We have over 75 years of car care, chemistry knowledge, and decades of supporting car wash businesses of all types. Turtle Wax Pro and our parent company, Transchem Group have seen it all.

The chemistry your wash uses must be unique to your situation, your location, your car wash and your desired finished product. An experienced supplier like Turtle Wax Pro, will ensure exceptional results with cutting edge chemistry, while being cost effective, to keep your business washing for years to come.

We also have numerous other product lines such as our full Line of AutoLux products, for more conservative pricing options or private labeling, to truly make your wash unique.

If you have any questions about car wash chemistry in general, or any specific supplier or chemical inquires, contact us anytime. We love to chat about anything in the car wash industry, and that includes chemistry!

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One of the core values of Turtle Wax Pro is environmental protection. We not only develop products that clean, protect and beautify your cars, but we also work to find ways to reduce our environmental impact.

Our eco friendly car wash chemicals are just one example. Our products are just as effective as products containing hydrofluoric acid, phosphates and other harsh chemicals, but without the environmental damage.

We are also constantly working on ways to reduce our water usage. We do this by using hyper concentrated chemistry, which allows us to do more with less. This means that we ship less water and reduce our plastic packaging waste.

We believe that it is our responsibility to protect the environment, and we are always looking for ways to reduce our impact. We hope that you'll join us in this effort!

In this article, we will share some tips on how you can make your car wash more eco friendly.

What Does Being Eco-Friendly Mean?

When we talk about being eco-friendly or sustainable, we mean reducing our impact on the planet. This can be done in a number of ways, but one way is to use products that are less harmful to the environment.

Environmentally friendly car wash soap is made from sustainable materials and are often biodegradable. This means that they won’t pollute surrounding ecosystems or harm wildlife.

Using a sustainable detergent is a great way to become more green while still keeping a vehicle clean of dirt and grime.

The Benefits of Using an Eco-Friendly Car Wash Soap

There are many benefits to using biodegradable cleaning products.

It’s better for the planet

As we mentioned before, sustainable products are made from sustainable materials (ex: phosphate free) and are often biodegradable. This means that they won’t pollute the environment or harm wildlife over the long term.

It’s gentle on vehicles

'Green' detergents are gentle on paint, won’t strip away wax or polish and will still clean cars. This is important because a good paint job is key to making a car look its best.

It’s affordable

Biodegradable detergents are just as affordable as regular detergents. This is because they are often made from sustainable materials that can be less expensive to produce.

Turtle Wax Pro works extremely hard to produce chemistry that performs competitively when using a cost-per-car analysis.

It protects your equipment

Many chemical companies produce cleaning products containing hydrofluoric acid. This is a corrosive chemical that can damage your equipment and cost over $100,000 through early replacement.

Turtle Wax Pro products don’t contain any hydrofluoric acid or other harmful chemicals, so they won’t damage your equipment or lower its life span. HF is also just one of many dangerous chemicals that can lead to long term severe health problems for you or your employees. It can also cause acute issues including skin burns, eye irritation and inhalation of toxic fumes.

The Importance of Being Eco Conscious As a Commercial Car Wash Owner

As a business, it’s important to be eco-conscious for many reasons.

• Not only is it the right thing to do for your local ecosystem, but it can also save you money in the long run. You can go beyond biodegradable products by using water reclaim systems or hyper concentrated chemistry to save on water costs.
• Additionally, being eco-conscious can be used as a great marketing tool for commercial car washes. Customers are becoming more environmentally conscious and are more likely to do business with a company that shares their values.

Choosing an Environmentally Conscious Brand like Turtle Wax Pro

Making a choice on car wash chemistry is the most important decision in producing clean cars.

The things to consider are quality of products, quality of service, and working with a company that fits your needs.

Turtle Wax Pro is a leader in the development of environmentally friendly car wash products. Leadership in environmental conservation and stewardship is fundamental to our ongoing success. We endeavour to innovate products that respect our physical environment and adhere to the highest standards in our industry.

We work with many companies who have an environmental focus and help them establish a much stronger eco presence.

If your business has any concerns about their considerable environmental impact, we would be happy to discuss aspects on how you can improve your strategy.

How to Make your Car Wash Eco Friendly?

There are many easy ways to make your commercial car wash more eco-friendly.

Using eco-friendly products

As we’ve already discussed, using eco-friendly car wash chemicals is a great way to be more eco-conscious. Not only is it better for the environment, but it’s also just as effective as regular car wash soap.

Installing energy-efficient equipment

Another great way to be more eco-conscious is to install energy-efficient equipment in your car wash. This can include things like LED lighting, high-efficiency pumps and solar panels.

Recycle materials

Using recycled materials is a great way to reduce waste and cut costs. Some examples of recycled materials that can be used in a car wash are recycled soap dispensers, signage and hoses.

Recycling water is a great idea for your business to reuse its biggest resource, cut costs, and perhaps even save the local sewer systems. Water reclaim systems recycle the water used in the car wash by filtering out dirt, grime and chemicals so it can be reused again.

Be careful when selecting a system as some types can lead to a not-so-great smell when water is reused.

Save water from running off into storm drains

Water is one of the most important aspects within a car wash. Many car washes waste a large amount of water each day.

It is very important for a car wash to have a system in place to not violate various storm sewer laws and contribute to water wastage. Contaminating storm drains with soapy water is a big problem as it can find its way to local waterways and harm wildlife or aquatic life.

The best way to accomplish this is to have a water reclaim system that collects the water run-off and recycles it back into the car wash. This will save a large amount of water and money over time. This is true for all car wash types, from self serve to tunnel washes.

Washing Wisely for the Home Car Washer

There are many ways the home car washer can practice sustainable behaviour as well. By following a few tips, you can minimize your environmental impact and save money at the same time.

Limit your water usage

One of the easiest ways to be more environmentally conscious when washing your car is to use less water.

You can do this by using a bucket instead of a hose or by using a waterless car wash product.

Waterless car wash products are good for small jobs and a great way to conserve water when washing your car. They work by using a special cleaning solution that is sprayed onto the car surfaces and then wiped off with a cloth. This solution is designed to remove dirt, grime, road film, brake dust and other debris from the surface of the entire car.

While not truly a 'waterless wash' these products will use less water than a traditional soap or detergent and still make the car clean.

Use biodegradable products, avoid dish soap and other household cleaners

Using biodegradable soap is a great way to be more sustainable when washing your car in the driveway.

As a helpful additional tip, do not use liquid dishwashing detergent to wash your entire car.

The temptation for many to fill a bucket with water and add a squirt of dishwashing liquid to create lots of suds is strong, but dish washing liquid is too strong and formulated for an entirely different purpose. It is not the right choice to wash your vehicle.

Other products like a spray bottle of Simple Green or other all-purpose cleaners are also not a great choice as they aren't formulated to cut through road film, large dirt or other tough stains. Simple Green does make a car wash specific product, always look for a product that is made specifically for cars.

Try to control where dirty water flows

After washing your vehicle. Do your best to contain the water to your own driveway or lawn and allow it to seep into the ground, rather than flowing straight towards the storm drain.

Toxic wastewater can enter the water system and cause problems, both legal and environmental.

Lastly, visit a commercial car wash

If you are looking for the most sustainable way to wash your car, visit a commercial car wash. At a professional facility, water is filtered and reused multiple times before being released into the sewer system.

While there are many sustainable car wash practices, these are just a few tips to get you started. By making even a small change, you can have a big impact on the environment. So when it comes to choosing your car wash chemistry and equipment, it's time to make the greenest choice. It’s good for business and good for the planet.