$1 Car Wash

DIY, self service car wash. Super cheap. $ 1 high pressure soap, $ 1 spot free rinse. The 2^nd one to the left works fine. Vacuum next section, decent and extends a long way. $ 3 total and I didn’t get wet or dirty, easier than expected. Or do a $ 1 high pressure spray if just need to get stuff off the car. The brush soap option helps you get some crusted items off better.
Okay at first I was going to rate this place a 2 – 3 star because of how run down this place looked and its equipment. Little did I know about self washes, this place is probably the best bang for your buck for a quick wash.
As for the vacuum, understand its timed but last a pretty good amount of time. The best deal for vacuum place is a $ 5 express wash place that is unlimited in vacuum time or 1 hour time limite in courtesy of other washers.

Worst car wash ever!!! Change machine just ate dollar. Soap does not work. Never use it again.

This place is ok. You get what you pay for. $ 1 for two minutes of water. Ended up paying 3 bucks total. Kind of old and run down but everything worked. I used the second bay from the left.

Worst self-​car wash Ive ever been to. Machines don’t work (far right side). Soap is thin and didn’t work properly, weak vacuums. Its cheaper to go to other washes.

I can’t believe this business wasn’t on Unilocal until I just added it. But then again, even though it’s been there forever, it is a self-​serve car wash and doesn’t really need much managing or advertising.
It’s a bit run down, but it’s perfect for what it is — a self-​serve car wash that only costs a buck. One of the machines ate my money, but someone came out after I called the phone number above the machine and made sure that I got my change, which was nice.
If you need a car wash for really cheap this is certainly an option. There’s also another one on Temple and Glendale which is absent from Unilocal,but I’ve never caught it’s address.