Got to look good for those driving lessons
You
can't move nowadays for car wash businesses. These have boomed
recently with one set up on every disused petrol station in the land.
They show initiative and are a good use of spaces that would
otherwise be left abandoned. Some are becoming very professionally
organised with gazebo type structures for cover and eye catching
signs.
I've
never been to one though cos I love to wash my own car. It's amazing
how long some people will sit in the queue to get it done. I suppose
it's good for people who live in flats and don't have the space to do
it themselves.
There's
nothing like getting the mats out and hoovering round all the nooks
and crannys. Brush off those mats and get the dust out. Cleaning the
windows on the inside to prevent smears when they mist up is an
absolute treat. Wipe the dashboard down lovingly with some baby
wipes.
Time
for the wheels now. Rinse off those alloys and apply the wheel
cleaner. Don't squirt directly on to the wheel though or you'll get
it all over the brakes. They will start to squeal when braking as you
take away the grease. Instead squirt it onto a pan scrubber brush and
work it in. Nice.
Top
up screen wash and check the oil while you're there. Might as well be
thorough. On with the wash and wax. Mmmmm. Getting up a good lather
to cut through the grease and grime is wonderful. Rinse off with a
watering can and wipe down with a micro fibre cloth. Stand back and
admire your own handiwork.
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