I am now representing the Hydra-Flex Aqua Lab chemical transportation system.
This system eliminates the use of standard hydrominder and direct feed chemical pumping systems. It maintans consistent water pressure in the lines as well as consistent chemical application. Operators can save as much as 20% in chemical costs, as well as no part replacement costs or labor costs for standard pump repair. The unit takes up 3'of wall soace and stands 5' high. It is capable of handling up to 15 different chemical applications within the confines of the system.
Interested parties who want to learn more about the system should contact smlcwconsulting@aol.com.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
My Florida Trip
Hey Everyone. I just came back from a trip to Florida where I visited a number of carwashes. One car wsh in particular stood out, Super Shine Express Car Wash in Port Orange, FL. This location knows how to do volume.
The day I was there was called "WACKY WEDNESDAY". Why, because they was cars for $3 compared to their regular weekday price of $5. On this day they would wash in excess of 1,000 cars with a chain speed of 164 cars per hour. To do that kind of volume you have to have well trained people who know how to load a conveyor and not stop the line.
Kudos ato Paul Bradley and his crew.
The day I was there was called "WACKY WEDNESDAY". Why, because they was cars for $3 compared to their regular weekday price of $5. On this day they would wash in excess of 1,000 cars with a chain speed of 164 cars per hour. To do that kind of volume you have to have well trained people who know how to load a conveyor and not stop the line.
Kudos ato Paul Bradley and his crew.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
ICA CAR WASH SHOW
ICA CAR WASH SHOW LAS VEGAS,NV
APRIL 4-2,3,4-09
I have just returned from the recent ICA show that was held in Las Vegas.
Everyone knows that the past couple of years in the car wash industry have been horrible. Attendance was expected to be down and it was. But, compared to last year in Orlando the energy on the floor really terrific. All of the vendor booths seem to be active. Attendees were buying. The amount of "tire kickers" was a lot less. It was apparent that people who invested their time to come to this show came with intent to buy or to see what was knew. In my opinion, it was a worthwhile show.
One of the neat changes that ICA made was to place the registration area at the entrance to the show floor. Kudos to whomever came up with this idea. It made for a whole different feeling.
There are folks in this business who are asking if the show was worthwhile and soliciting opinions from those who were there. If you really are that interested why don't you go and find out for yourself. The people who were there made an investment and it paid off.
One note to the folks on the ICA board. I know you are trying to keep people on the show floor for the last day but it's not working. You need to do something about it. It costs not only the association but the vendors as well, a significant amount of extra money to hang around for the last day. There was a time when this wasn't the case. Have you given thought to eliminating the last day? You should.
Next years show will once again be in Vegas. Thank goodness this change was made. I was never a fan of moving the show around. If we have a better car washing year attendance should be much better.
This is my first blog. If anyone has topics or suggestions that should discussed please let me know. I can be reached at smlcwconsulting@aol.com. Or visit my web site at www.cleancarconsulting.com. It's pretty neat.
That's it for now.
Regards,
Stuart
CleanCarConsulting
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