As large parts of the American West continue to experience drought, waterless car washes have been catching on. A new company in Austin, Tex., called WaterSmart, for example, washes cars with a coconut-based soap, according to an article in The Austin American Statesman. The soap, made in various formulas under a brand called Freedom, for…
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Washing the car may make your ride nice and shiny, but all that water runoff might make you feel dirty. When you wash your vehicle on a paved surface such as a driveway or parking lot, all that dirty, soapy water has to go somewhere. Chances are it flows into storm drains, which lead directly…
Read MoreHello and welcome to the new Freedom Waterless Car Wash blog page. We launched this new custom designed and modified wordpress website just before Christmas 2010 with out new look and feel. The Blue Mustang, new videos, streamlined format is easier to read and much easier to update. We already maintain a few other blog-style…
Read MoreWhile your car is not technically residing in your home, how you wash your car does affect your home costs related to water. Plus, if you use toxic chemicals to wash your car, those chemicals can run off into your yard. How to wash your…
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Let’s Hear How Quick You’ve Gotten at Waterless Washing!
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Going Waterless Could Help Reduce Accidents in Your Town
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