Quick Quack Car Wash is “Fast. Clean. Loved… Everywhere.” Quick Quack has 240 locations in California, Texas, Utah, Arizona, and Colorado and is regularly recognized for its community-building efforts as well as its environmentally friendly business practices. Quick Quack celebrates a company culture of “Smart, Kind, and Driven” leaders, team members, and community partners working together to ensure that customers “Don’t Drive Dirty!” More information is available online at www.DontDriveDirty.com.

According to starbucks.com, milk, pumpkin spice sauce, brewed espresso, whipped cream and pumpkin spice toppings are used to make their popular drink. While no pumpkin is in the drink itself, pumpkin puree and sugar are used in the sauce which flavors the drink.

Despite its name, no actual pumpkin is used in our pumpkin spice scented washes. Rather, we use a proprietary blend of cinnamon, cloves and other spices for our fall scent. We then release the scent during the wash so you receive an immersive experience of lights, colors and scents.

Of course you love your dog. But maybe not so much the hair they leave behind on your car seats. Or, the wet marks from their snouts on your windows. However, with a little planning, and a little help from Quick Quack, you can keep your car clean and your dogs happy while on the road.

It’s true. While you may not be able to buckle up your dog in a traditional seat belt, you can purchase a special harness or pet seat belt designed to keep your dog safe and secure while riding in the car. You could also use a crate or carrier and carrier restraint as well. Not only will these pet devices help prevent injuries should you get in an accident, but it will also keep your dog in a designated area within the car. This will limit the mess they make to one spot, making cleanup easier overall.

Driver’s Education teaches the fundamentals of driving, including how to be a prepared and alert driver, basic vehicle maintenance, and overall road safety. And Driver’s Training involves the physical act of operating a vehicle. Currently, 37 states require driver’s education to obtain a license. Exact rules and regulations vary by state. Even if your state doesn’t require it, driver education and training are highly recommended to help prepare your kids for driving safely and responsibly.

While you can’t control other drivers on the road, you can prepare your kids for potential hazards while driving. One of the best things you can do is demonstrate safe driving whenever they are in the car with you. Emphasis the importance of following all traffic laws such as stopping completely at stop signs, following the speed limit and buckling your seat belt. Also ensure that you use a hands-free device if your cell phone is on while driving.

You may also consider getting a dash-cam for your vehicle. If your kids knows that you can review a video of them driving, they may be more inclined to drive safely themselves. Worry they may text and drive? Install a two-way dash cam and enforce consequences if you see them doing so.

It’s possible to pressure-wash a car with a vinyl wrap as long as you use the right steps. Avoid using water at a temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, as the heat can damage the vinyl. Stand at least a foot away from the car at all times, and use a setting no higher than 2000 psi. it’s quite easy to damage the wrap without knowing it, which is why you might prefer going through an automated car wash. 

Using a drive-thru car wash is one of the easiest ways to clean your car. To ensure you do not damage the vinyl wrap, look for a brushless car wash. Brushless cleaning at Quick Quack does a good job of removing dust and other types of debris without scratching the car’s body. It often works better than touchless car washing because it doesn’t use harsh chemicals.  

Falling snow, road slush and other winter hazards can cause unnecessary wear on your car. This is especially apparent when you allow those substances to collect along your vehicle’s surface or underbelly. Take regular trips to the nearest car wash to maintain the strength of your paint and external components. The few dollars spent on a car wash are way more reasonable than the massive bill a mechanic would hand you. 

Preserve the Resale Value of Your Car 

Preowned vehicles cost a pretty penny these days, particularly when they are in good condition. When it comes time to visit the dealership, your mood will largely be determined by the state of your current automobile. A rusty car with chipped paint will see a decline in overall value. Thousands of dollars could be forfeited in a flash if you refrain from taking care of your car.  

You may be tempted to wash the car yourself to save some additional cash. However, the debris, dirt, oil and other substances removed from your vehicle often flow into the sewer’s water supply in your neighborhood. Having dirty water in local sewers and bodies of water can lead to health complications and other concerns for everyone in the community. Calculating the direct cost is a bit uncertain, but the detrimental effects of tainted water far outweigh the money you could save with a DIY wash. 

It takes time for salt to do its damage, which means protecting your car’s paint and keeping rust at bay is easy as long as you take action right away. Whenever you drive on de-iced roads, or the weather forecast predicts snow or ice, just head over to your nearest Quick Quack Car Wash to add a protective layer of wax to your paint finish and clean salt from your undercarriage. You won’t have to wait long because our friendly car wash team will have you back on the road in about three minutes. You’ll love the way your car looks, or we will clean it again for free. Here are a few of the ways that a visit to a Quick Quack car wash can protect your car from road salt: 

• Paint protection: Our three-step paint sealant process adds a layer of carnauba wax and silicone to your paint that creates a barrier of protection against salt. It will also leave your car looking great.
• Undercarriage rust protection: Your chassis and undercarriage will be splattered by a corrosive salt and water mixture if you drive on deiced roads, but a visit to a Quick Quack express car wash will remove it. We will also spray your undercarriage with a rust inhibitor for added protection.
• Brushless system: Quick Quack car washes have a completely brushless system. That means that a visit to Quick Quack won’t leave tiny scratches in your paint that salt can penetrate.
• Advanced water filtration: Most car washes reuse water to lower their utility bills, which means they sometimes wash cars in water that contains traces of road salt. Quick Quack’s water reclamation system has a filtration process that removes soap, soil, oil and road salt.

If you live in an area where the roads are salted often, you’ll want to wash your car regularly to protect it from salt. A Quick Quack car wash membership takes the financial sting out of keeping your car looking like new because it gives you all the washes you want for one low price. Click the button below to become a member today! 

Nothing affects your truck’s value as much as body damage does. When you park, look for spots that are far removed from other vehicles, such as those near the back of the lot. Use caution parking under or around trees, too. Debris from their branches can easily ding your truck. 

Every week, take a few minutes to inspect your truck and look for anything stuck to the paint. You might find tree sap or bird feces left behind. If you can’t get to a car wash, use a little soap and water with a soft mitt or cloth to remove the debris from the paint. You may want to do a visual inspection every time you hop in your truck, too. Bird droppings are one of the worst things you can find on your truck. They eat through paint and leave behind dark stains.