Edgewater Turbo Car Wash

I live not far from this wash and use it often. Everything works like it is supposed to. I always bring my own soap and rinse the car off when done. The only feature that needs updating is the spot free rinse. It never quite works properly and I am always left with hard water spots at the end of my wash. Other then that this is a decent wash right off the main street

I waited patiently today in the long line for the auto wash. This car wash was jamming busy. When it was my turn the machine wouldn’t give me any indication this was working so I kept trying. After failing miserably, I came home to find a $ 3 charge on my credit card. (I only checked because I saw the previous review.) I never even got any services. Why would I have gotten charged? Anyway, the lowest service is $ 6 so a $ 3 charge is just confusing and weird.
I called the number listed on Unilocal and the gentleman that works there told me to pop back up for a coupon or call the office for a refund. I went right back up and got an upgraded coupon for my trouble. Easy and hassle free.
The auto car wash is actually pretty good too. My Jeep was filthy and it came out far better than most auto washes. I will definitely use this car wash again, but maybe I’ll try cash next time.

Very, very displeased to find that I was double charged for an automated wash last weekend. After I paid for my car wash, via credit card, the extra-​long vehicle in front of me triggered an automated shutdown and an out-​of-​service error flashed. I wouldn’t have been surprised to see a charge to my account and I probably wouldn’t have done anything about it, but how did I get DOUBLE CHARGED for a service that I did it receive? Not two charges of $ 8, which might indicate that I swiped the card twice, but a single charge of $ 16 — double the rate of the most costly service — for a service that was cancelled, from the their side, before the work was initiated. Please explain to me how, exactly, that works?