Huar
Steam car wash Machine, Steam Cleaner for Cars
Answer
The steam car washing method differs from all the other traditional cleaning techniques:
1, It doesn't require fancy, bulky equipment to be done;
2, It doesn't make use of harsh chemical cleaning agents;
3, It can be used for both the interior and the exterior of the car;
4, It doesn't use a lot of water - a pint can clean an entire car effortlessly;
5, It can be conducted in the comfort of your own driveway, just like your regular family car wash.
Despite all the advantages, many people still have misgivings about trying it. It's understandable that car owners want to make sure that their cars will not get damaged during the cleaning process. Steam car washing is such a new technology that there are numerous doubts about its capacity to deliver efficient, high-quality results at the end of the day.
The biggest fear that both car owners and detailsave about using steam to clean vehicles is that it can't do the job well or worse, it will cause damage to the vehicle. But this couldn't be farther from the truth. After all, we have been using steam technology to clean fabrics, rugs and carpets for a long time now and this method has been proven safe and effective.
Steam car washing is good for both the exterior and the interior of your car.
Hand car wash steaming is also a great way to perk up your car's looks because it blasts away stubborn dirt, mud and grime from the surface better than soapy water or chemical agents. Your car's finish is also protected because the high-pressure steam doesn't mess up the paintwork or scratch the surface. Instead, it delivers high-quality clean that can last even longer than the conventional car wash clean.
Interior steam car washing is also excellent as different nozzles can be used to pick up dirt and dust from hard-to-reach areas like air vents, foot well and the small spaces between your dashboard buttons. Dusting and wiping down your car's interior regularly cannot get rid of allergens and germs that may have accumulated over time, but steam car washing can.
Best of all, you get a beautiful, clean and shiny car without causing damage to the environment. Most old-fashioned cleaning technologies rely on water and chemical agents to clean your car, so these are consumed in high quantities per wash cycle. With steam car washing, you only need a steam machine and a little water to do the job. That's certainly more than enough reason for you to try this new technology the next time you bring your car in for professional automobile detailing.
Our company is one of the leading companies specialized in steam car wash machines in China. You are welcome to contact us for eninquirynd cooperation.
Notes: The copyrights are owned by HUAR technology Co.,Ltd. Please quote it as reference upon reproduction.
http://www.carscleaning.com/news/why-people-still-do-not-use-steam-car-washing.html
The steam car washing method differs from all the other traditional cleaning techniques:
1, It doesn't require fancy, bulky equipment to be done;
2, It doesn't make use of harsh chemical cleaning agents;
3, It can be used for both the interior and the exterior of the car;
4, It doesn't use a lot of water - a pint can clean an entire car effortlessly;
5, It can be conducted in the comfort of your own driveway, just like your regular family car wash.
Despite all the advantages, many people still have misgivings about trying it. It's understandable that car owners want to make sure that their cars will not get damaged during the cleaning process. Steam car washing is such a new technology that there are numerous doubts about its capacity to deliver efficient, high-quality results at the end of the day.
The biggest fear that both car owners and detailsave about using steam to clean vehicles is that it can't do the job well or worse, it will cause damage to the vehicle. But this couldn't be farther from the truth. After all, we have been using steam technology to clean fabrics, rugs and carpets for a long time now and this method has been proven safe and effective.
Steam car washing is good for both the exterior and the interior of your car.
Hand car wash steaming is also a great way to perk up your car's looks because it blasts away stubborn dirt, mud and grime from the surface better than soapy water or chemical agents. Your car's finish is also protected because the high-pressure steam doesn't mess up the paintwork or scratch the surface. Instead, it delivers high-quality clean that can last even longer than the conventional car wash clean.
Interior steam car washing is also excellent as different nozzles can be used to pick up dirt and dust from hard-to-reach areas like air vents, foot well and the small spaces between your dashboard buttons. Dusting and wiping down your car's interior regularly cannot get rid of allergens and germs that may have accumulated over time, but steam car washing can.
Best of all, you get a beautiful, clean and shiny car without causing damage to the environment. Most old-fashioned cleaning technologies rely on water and chemical agents to clean your car, so these are consumed in high quantities per wash cycle. With steam car washing, you only need a steam machine and a little water to do the job. That's certainly more than enough reason for you to try this new technology the next time you bring your car in for professional automobile detailing.
Our company is one of the leading companies specialized in steam car wash machines in China. You are welcome to contact us for eninquirynd cooperation.
Notes: The copyrights are owned by HUAR technology Co.,Ltd. Please quote it as reference upon reproduction.
http://www.carscleaning.com/news/why-people-still-do-not-use-steam-car-washing.html
i am looking for an inspectable car for very little or free..?
Leslie W
i just cracked the block on my truck and am a single mom with little $$$$ can anyone help me???!!!!!?????
Answer
MSNBC had a news story on where is the best places to buy used cars. The used car dealers were on the BOTTOM of the list. They are pros at negotiations (and you and I are rank amateurs), they are pros at hiding problems on their cars, etc.
The private sales (newspaper, etc.) were the best places. The seller will not tell you all the problems, but they don't know how to hide them.
And a private seller are at MOST they are equal in negotiation skills to you and me.
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My 94 Civic can get 41 MPG (and I was doing 72 for the mileage test). The engine + tranny + suspension runs like new. It ain't no beauty but it is rock solid. If I had to sell it, I would not get more than few thousand dollars. This is the kind of car you want to look for.
Just take your time, as good old used cars are cheap but hard to come by.
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Here's some rules you should consider when buying a used car
(1) don't get sold on the paint job = meaning cars having good exterior, fancy CD radio, etc.
(2) look for car with sound ENGINE + TRANNY + SUSPENSION.
(3) test every button, knob, switch, slider, etc.. Ex: even in the summer test out the heater & even in the winter test out the AC (if you can). Slide the AC/heater to fan1, fan2, fan3, etc. then slid the vent to defrost, front, bottom, etc. Test the high beam, low beam, etc. Test (flip) the visor. Test the alarm. Test all 4 doors. Test the rear defogger.
***** TEST EVERYTHING.
(4) BEFORE the first start, open the engine bay and see if the engine is already warmed up. Many engines starts well when already warmed up, but may have problems when cold (or cold start).
(5) test drive with the sound system off and window down. Listen for weird sound coming from the wheels & suspension.
(6) Look inside the engine bay to see if you can see see leaks, etc. It is normal to see some oil and grease. But too much means that the car is leaking oil somewhere. Too clean (really clean) means they just wash the engine bay - possibly hiding some oil leaks.
(7) check the engine oil dip stick. If the oil is BRAND NEW CLEAN, the seller MIGHT be hiding something. If the oil is jet black and /or smells like gasoline (or burnt), you might have engine problem).
(8) once you are satisfied with the above - you can NOW take it to the mechanic for the engine + tranny + suspension inspection. He won't find everything, but he will find the obvious. Take it to a mechanic EVEN if you are buying from a used car dealer. They cars are NO better than cars you buy from ebay and craigslist.com. Just more expensive.
good Luck...
MSNBC had a news story on where is the best places to buy used cars. The used car dealers were on the BOTTOM of the list. They are pros at negotiations (and you and I are rank amateurs), they are pros at hiding problems on their cars, etc.
The private sales (newspaper, etc.) were the best places. The seller will not tell you all the problems, but they don't know how to hide them.
And a private seller are at MOST they are equal in negotiation skills to you and me.
===
My 94 Civic can get 41 MPG (and I was doing 72 for the mileage test). The engine + tranny + suspension runs like new. It ain't no beauty but it is rock solid. If I had to sell it, I would not get more than few thousand dollars. This is the kind of car you want to look for.
Just take your time, as good old used cars are cheap but hard to come by.
====
Here's some rules you should consider when buying a used car
(1) don't get sold on the paint job = meaning cars having good exterior, fancy CD radio, etc.
(2) look for car with sound ENGINE + TRANNY + SUSPENSION.
(3) test every button, knob, switch, slider, etc.. Ex: even in the summer test out the heater & even in the winter test out the AC (if you can). Slide the AC/heater to fan1, fan2, fan3, etc. then slid the vent to defrost, front, bottom, etc. Test the high beam, low beam, etc. Test (flip) the visor. Test the alarm. Test all 4 doors. Test the rear defogger.
***** TEST EVERYTHING.
(4) BEFORE the first start, open the engine bay and see if the engine is already warmed up. Many engines starts well when already warmed up, but may have problems when cold (or cold start).
(5) test drive with the sound system off and window down. Listen for weird sound coming from the wheels & suspension.
(6) Look inside the engine bay to see if you can see see leaks, etc. It is normal to see some oil and grease. But too much means that the car is leaking oil somewhere. Too clean (really clean) means they just wash the engine bay - possibly hiding some oil leaks.
(7) check the engine oil dip stick. If the oil is BRAND NEW CLEAN, the seller MIGHT be hiding something. If the oil is jet black and /or smells like gasoline (or burnt), you might have engine problem).
(8) once you are satisfied with the above - you can NOW take it to the mechanic for the engine + tranny + suspension inspection. He won't find everything, but he will find the obvious. Take it to a mechanic EVEN if you are buying from a used car dealer. They cars are NO better than cars you buy from ebay and craigslist.com. Just more expensive.
good Luck...
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