Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Car Wash

At this time of year if the temperature goes above freezing and the sun comes out it is time to head to a car wash. The lineups can be lengthy but it always seems that a car runs better when it is clean!    
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18 comments:

  1. ...my old SUV is in a scientific dirt test.

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  2. lol... I would like to get my car into a car wash but the weather has been up and down more times the sun.

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  3. Good sign. My car could use washing, but it would become a block of ice. I'll have to wait until it warms up.

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  4. My favorite car wash closed about 9 months ago and has since been leveled so more apartments can go up. I've tried a couple of other places since then but I miss my old favorite.

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  5. My car could use a good washing. Thanks for the reminder. Happy Wednesday, enjoy your day!

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  6. Clean cars. Our cars should also be washed, but only after the frost slows down.

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  7. I still have to wait a little longer.

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  8. I was rushing through blogs and my mind said, when it encountered this one, "Occasional Car Wash": that's me!

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  9. I don't have a car, no worries there. :)

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  10. Here they are not used much at all this time of year.

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  11. yes! run better clean. nice shot

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  12. Isn't that the truth! Not sure why but a clean car does seem to be swift and neat and able to slip in and out of traffic better. :)

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  13. My car has been begging me to head to one of these. Well, maybe not in Toronto...

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  14. Oh my gosh! My car is black and soooo in need of a wash, thanks for reminding me Pat 😀

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  15. Just as you get used to the salt stained, wet snow residue colour, you get it washed then can't find it in the parking lot.

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  16. Looks like a great day to wash your car!

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