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As winter approaches, area road departments begin gearing up for another season of battling Mother Nature’s fury - snow storms. The best way to do this is heavy applications of road salt. Unfortunately, the salt can wreak havoc on your fleet and its multiple coats of paint. So how do you neutralize road salt and keep your salt trucks safe?

Why is Rinse Pump Horsepower important?

With winter already here, cities are being forced to put down salt (and its alternatives) much earlier than normal. This is going to extend the corrosion season and increase the chances of doing damage to vehicle frames and undercarriages. While we always encourage regular washing, it can be especially important during winter.

We have finally released our newest soap combination! Formulated with the most up to date technology, our most advanced polish & metal safe combination, #1 Counterpunch (1st Step) & Panda (2nd Step) will make your fleet cleaning results a knock out!

With colder weather quickly arriving, here’s a reminder and some quick tips for washing in winter conditions. With inconsistent weather patterns and cooler temperatures, you might notice an increase of the amount of soap needed to get that same summer clean – this is normal!

It’s finally here! Grizzly is available! Our special offer is good from October 1st – October 31st on your first order of Grizzly – order now and see these game changing results!

On one of the hottest & most humid days of the year, our dedicated crew followed through on our goal to give back and help our community. A huge thanks to them for working through the heat and cleaning up our section of highway with the Adopt-A-Highway program!

The rain and thunderstorms this year have been insane! We offer a few different products that help repel water, forcing it to bead up and roll away. Our Hydro-Sheen and Detergents with Rinse Aid are hydrophobic and act as a wax alternative. This video clip is one of our work vans that was washed with Film Fighter with Rinse Aid. Many of our 2nd step detergents,…