TDS is an abbreviation for Total Dissolved Solids (in a liquid), including organic and inorganic substances. TDS is generally expressed in parts per million (ppm). The TDS measurement is a better reflection of the total mineral content of the water rather than an...
To understand how the two-step process removes salt from vehicles we must first understand a little bit about salts. Salts are ionic compounds which means that they are two oppositely charged ions held together by a strong static-electric attraction. For example,...
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...
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...
With the south already extremely hot and summer on its way, it’s important to be aware how the heat can impact your fleet washing detergents. Below are some factors to keep in-mind while fleet or heavy equipment washing; A rise in the surface temperature of the...
It is true that hot water cleans better than cold water, but how hot is too hot? Typically, steam cleaners, or hot pressure washers without adjustable thermostats will heat water to approximately 200+°F. This temperature is great for degreasing, but is too...