Carwash Connection: Ensuring proper drying

Carwash Connection: Ensuring proper drying

No water streaks or spots should be left behind from a properly working dryer.

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In this week’s Carwash Connection, Senior Editor Meagan Kusek discusses the importance of professional carwashing dryers that work their best, meaning no water streaks, spots or moisture of any kind should remain on the car after drying.

“Special care and consideration should be given when installing professional carwash dryers from the industry’s leading manufacturers,” Kusek said. This special care includes checking the first 10-20 drys of the day, among other inspections.

To learn more about how to provide the best drying for your customers, be sure to watch the video above.

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