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4. John Smith says:

   April 2, 2012 at 6:30 am

   Few things in life give me the level of sat­is­fac­tion as wash­ing my cars. I own a 95 Neon and a 97 Chero­kee and I try to wash them each week. I get so upset when I am dri­ving a dirty car…it just makes me feel bad — plus it is hard to see out of the win­dows when they are cov­ered with dirt.You can also use Eco Car Wash com­pany for your car care.

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   • Valetmaster says:

     April 2, 2012 at 11:26 am

     Dear Eco Car Wash

     I agree that dri­ving a nice clean car is a good feel­ing. Green­Valet clean the car in a 100% envi­ron­men­tally way. The Car is Cleansed, dirt lifted out of the paint, waxed pol­ished & sealed. It has a UV pro­tec­tion that stops the color from fad­ing. There isn’t 1 chem­i­cal used. Part of the for­mula was orig­nally cre­ated for Vin­tage Cars whose paint­work is so del­i­cate & the sol­vent chem­i­cals on the mar­ket would irrepari­bly dam­age the old paint. Green­Valet are not like any other clean­ing sys­tem. There is no com­pro­mise, there are no chemicals.

     How does Eco Car Wash clean cars? What are the Green Cre­den­tials of this com­pany? We are always inter­ested in how a com­pany has become Green & how this is applied in such a filthy indus­try? Green­Valet wel­comes any envi­ron­men­tal con­tri­bu­tions, we would like to know how Eco Car ‘Wash’ is envi­ron­men­tally sound. As you know, many can say they are envi­ron­men­tally sound but we dis­cov­ered in our research that most are not. Noth­ing changes. They just use the ‘Eco’ label or ‘Green’ label to mar­ket their prod­uct or ser­vice. But we dis­cov­ered that Eco prod­ucts on sale were the same prod­ucts (toxic chem­i­cal & sol­vent), just with a new ‘Eco’ Label. We were hor­ri­fied. They are still using water exces­sively, and not treat­ing their pol­luted run off. The use of water & sub­se­quent pol­lu­tion of this water is a huge fac­tor in pol­lu­tion. And is now sub­ject to very heavy penal­ties for pol­lu­tion. How does Eco Wash deal with these issues? What are the new Eco prod­ucts used to clean the cars?

     Also, chem­i­cal use destroys cars. No mat­ter how nice the label on the bot­tle, they will cor­rode chrome, turn black plas­tic to grey & green, fade paint work, cor­rode alloys. What is in these bot­tles is the scrap­ings off the refin­ery floors. They are diesel, petrol & sol­vents all shook up in a bot­tle. Of course they will remove any­thing, includ­ing Tar. But they also dam­age the car & remove paint as well as tar & dirt. Some of them will etch glass. Any­one see these results on their car over a few months? All that mot­tled grey on your chrome? Lovely black plas­tic now look­ing green? Green­Valet not only stops & retards this process. We actu­ally bring these mate­ri­als on you car back to life. We restore the black plas­tic trim, chrome & leather to its for­mer glory.

     We wel­come the con­tri­bu­tion to Envi­ron­men­tally sus­tain­able busi­nesses. Tell us how your busi­ness is con­tribut­ing to the non chem­i­cal contributions.……

     Valet­mas­ter

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