Car Wash

LadyDee

A friend has just told me that during March the Fire Brigade will wash your car for a donation to the Fire Fighters Charity. Not all fire stations unfortunately but if there's one near you and your car needs washing - especially after the weather last week .....I know mine could do with a hose down, and I won't have to get wet doing it:)

samsung_laptop

LadyDee wrote: »

A friend has just told me that during March the Fire Brigade will wash your car for a donation to the Fire Fighters Charity. Not all fire stations unfortunately but if there's one near you and your car needs washing - especially after the weather last week .....I know mine could do with a hose down, and I won't have to get wet doing it:)

The one by me does it now and again and the minimum you can give is £2

motorguy

samsung_laptop wrote: »

The one by me does it now and again and the minimum you can give is £2

You've have to be fairly tight to drop in less than a fiver.

RealGem

I found a link to the map of where they are:

https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/national-car-wash-league/car-wash-locations/

Sadly my local one is greyed out and says "Postponed" The blue ones give a date.

AndyMc.....

Mines blue. !!!55357;!!!56397;!!!55357;!!!56397;!!!55357;!!!56397;

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RealGem wrote: »

I found a link to the map of where they are:

https://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/national-car-wash-league/car-wash-locations/

Sadly my local one is greyed out and says "Postponed" The blue ones give a date.

Picture on that site shows them using sponges. Who washes their car with sponges, especially if it's still new! :eek:

My local jet wash is £1 for 90 seconds and it's open 24 hrs. Usually costs me £3 in total for pre-wash, soapy wash, and rinse options.

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motorguy wrote: »

What do you use?

Jaffa cakes?




Or a wash mitt and the two bucket method.