Do you frequent those touch free car washes? Have you ever took the time to really appreciate the aromas and the scenery? Well, here is how to get the full experience...
First, drive up to the touch free car wash and select which wash you would like. Deposit the correct amount of money and wait for the sign to say GO or turn Green.
Step2
Slowly drive into the car wash until the light is Red or says STOP. At this time put your car in neutral.
Step3
To get the aromas of the car wash you will have to have your air conditioning or vent on. Make sure that it is not set to the circulate option.
Step4
After the rinse will come a plethera of aromas. The tri color foam soap has a distinct cherry smell, whereas the wax smells a little like lemons. My advice is to turn off your air conditioner or vent after the desired smell, either lemon or cherry. The last scent is not too appealing. It smells like windex.
Step5
Wait until the machines stop and the sign turns Green again or says GO again. Put your car in Drive and exit the car wash. Your car should smell like cherries or lemons until you let the air escape by either turning back on the air conditioning or vent, opening a window, or stepping out of the car. Have a great time during your next car wash!
on 1/27/2008
I usually turn on music as well, I just figured that it was almost a given if you are a music person. Some people prefer talk radio, etc. My step daughter loves the rainbow too.
on 1/26/2008
My kids love the smell followed by the rainbow paint as they call it. I suggest a little music turned on high to lighten the sometimes almost violent sound of the brushes.
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NataleeKW said
on 1/27/2008 I usually turn on music as well, I just figured that it was almost a given if you are a music person. Some people prefer talk radio, etc. My step daughter loves the rainbow too.
grouch said
on 1/26/2008 My kids love the smell followed by the rainbow paint as they call it. I suggest a little music turned on high to lighten the sometimes almost violent sound of the brushes.