Good Car Wash Woodland Hills?

[Aries932]

Anyone know a good place to wash your car....I usually prefer the ones that have the sprayers that you just do yourself. I guess I am bad at trusting people.

So most likely something you can do yourself, unless you guys know of a really great car wash.

[SpaceG135i]

Originally Posted by Aries932

Anyone know a good place to wash your car....I usually prefer the ones that have the sprayers that you just do yourself. I guess I am bad at trusting people.

So most likely something you can do yourself, unless you guys know of a really great car wash.

Haha interesting ? to ask, but if your scared do it yourself. Otherwise the 76 on Parkway calabasas is amazing and so is Lavaggio off Reyes Adobe.

[Aries932]

Originally Posted by SpaceG135i

Haha interesting ? to ask, but if your scared do it yourself. Otherwise the 76 on Parkway calabasas is amazing and so is Lavaggio off Reyes Adobe.

Well actually I live in an apartment complex so my car is parked in an underground garage. So as much as I would love to wash the car myself I have yet to find any area in the garage that has a line to connect a hose to. So I will have to wash it somewhere else.

[infinitekidM2C]

I just go to the do it urself and bucketwash with my own stuff (i juss use their water)..if u go at night they wont bust ur ballz

[Aries932]

Originally Posted by infinitekid2002

I just go to the do it urself and bucketwash with my own stuff (i juss use their water)..if u go at night they wont bust ur ballz

Again...cant find a place to connect a hose to...so unless i want to be running up and down a couple flight of stairs with buckets of water I do not think that would be such a great idea.

The spray washes usually work the best for me since i then do not have to touch the car with anything until after 99% of the dirt is off the car. I feel like as you wash your car the thing you are wiping on your car picks up the dirt....even the smallest amount of dirt puts tiny swirle marks on the car. So I would rather do some sort of a hands free wash until it is amost clean and then wash it by hand.

[infinitekidM2C]

I'm talking about going to one of those do it urself car wash places. Like the ones that have hoses and all the equipment etc. but don't usually let you bucket wash.

[SpaceG135i]

Originally Posted by infinitekid2002

I'm talking about going to one of those do it urself car wash places. Like the ones that have hoses and all the equipment etc. but don't usually let you bucket wash.

Hes right, And there is one off fallbrook and Victory since your in woodland hills next to the gas station and jack in the box. Thats where i usually go or the 76 like i said before.

[aisthetes]

Originally Posted by Aries932

Again...cant find a place to connect a hose to...so unless i want to be running up and down a couple flight of stairs with buckets of water I do not think that would be such a great idea.

The spray washes usually work the best for me since i then do not have to touch the car with anything until after 99% of the dirt is off the car. I feel like as you wash your car the thing you are wiping on your car picks up the dirt....even the smallest amount of dirt puts tiny swirle marks on the car. So I would rather do some sort of a hands free wash until it is amost clean and then wash it by hand.

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Woodland Hills in the house!

[allanak]

Woodland Hills checking in +1 to the 76 @ Parkway, they do a good job.

[shannon//M]

try lavaggio if you want a detail or even a car wash theyre the only place i trust with my cars and im really obsessive

not sure of their address but their webiste is lavaggio.net looks expensive but theyre prices are really reasonable