Scrubs II

They have a vacuum station, a car wash that you drive through, and a manual car wash that is labor intensive.
I attempted using the manual car wash twice. It didn’t work too well.
How it works: put in $ 1.50 of coins for 3 minutes of car washing. There’s a sign that says they take credit cards, but there is no place to insert a card. I don’t think they take bills either.
You switch between modes (wax, soap, or rinse) during the 3 minutes. The liquid of your choice sprays out of a tube that you direct onto the car. And there’s also a brush you can use to scrub your car.
It took us a few seconds to figure out what we were doing since this was our first time here. We found that the 3 minutes just wasn’t long enough. And this was with two people working on my car.
The main problem is they don’t have regular soap here, only a high powered soap mode. The high powered soap sprays onto your car with such great intensity that all the soap basically just rolls of your car. Any dust/​bird poop doesn’t come off.
What we ended up doing:
1. Sprayed the car completely with one round of high powered soap.
2. Scrubbed the soap with the provided brush when the timer wasn’t ticking.
3. Started another round of 3 minute car wash of high powered rinse where we washed the soap off.
My car was dirty. We’re talking bird poop everywhere + two month’s worth of dirt from multiple road trips.
After two rounds of car washing attempts, I was able to clean off the poop, but most of the dust was still there. I went home and did a home car wash myself.

I went to get a quick wash and I paid $ 7 to use the touch free car wash. WORST WASH EVER! It left dirt and bird poop all over my car. I had to rewash it myself. When I called the number to tell the owners it just rang and rang then hung up. Not happy.