Quick Splash ‘n’ Dash Car Wash

Beware. I was charged 10 dollars when the wash screen said $ 4 after I was done. I just used soap and water stages and was out of there within 6 minutes.
This has happened to me before, same place, same complaint. It’s nothing short of fraud.
The only reason they use dollar coins only — yes, no quarter slots! — is because the chances of anyone having dollar coins is close to none.
They want you to use your credit card so they could over charge you.
You don’t even get a receipt!

This used to by my go-​to car wash until they stopped taking quarters and switched to dollar coins and credit cards only.
The credit card machines are unreliable and who carries around dollar coins? Not me!
On the other hand, this would be at least a 4 star review if they still had an efficient way to pay them.

Love coming here, especially during the $ 2 wash days. I use the pressure spray, then the triple foam soak, then another pressure spray, and I end with the wax spray. I don’t even touch my car!!!

A real eye sore for the neighborhood, this place is disgusting inside and out. If they can’t keep the inside clean and the restroom stocked they probably are going to exhibit attention to detail when cleaning a vehicle. Ironically, before I moved to the neighborhood I got my car cleaned here once and found that to be true.

This is one of my go to places for a car wash. I recommend using quarters rather than credit card so you can take your time in between. I don’t trust others to clean my car so I clean my car on my own. Usually get it done between $ 4-​$ 7. Rather than paying $ 18 for a hand car wash elsewhere.

The card payment is unpredictable.

Very friendly. I loved that they took the time on my very very very dirty car. Everyone was very friendly.

How have I not tried this place sooner? So much cheaper than a regular car wash and same results. Cost $ 6.50 to wash my car for 8 minutes.

Got everything that I needed done here. Employee was helpful, hot chicks to chat with, Hollywood fun as soon as you leave: bam.

Squeaky clean

The manager here is so rude .
I came to get a quick car wash and they give you an attitude if you only want the minimum clean. Smart ass and talks down to you. If the initial person you interact with wasn’t such a condescending prick its a decent car wash. Maybe he was on his period.

I only had to swipe my credit card once to get the job done. A other places I’ve been to the timer is so short, I end up paying more than getting the car hand washed. The two problems I had with this car wash was that when I went to vacuum my car, I didn’t have cash and thus, unable to vacuum. You need to be prepared to have cash or quarters with you. In addition, the area near the vacuums did smell like pee. You would think that with all the hoses, someone would be able to wash out the smell once in a while. I have come here twice and the smell never improves.

I went when it was raining to vacuum out my car so I did not get to fully enjoy the rest of the car wash. Not to sound nitpicky but I felt the vacuums should have better suction. The vacuum was struggling to pick up the debris underneath my seats (small pieces of paper, little french fries, and straw wrappers) and small sand particles. But for the most part it did a great job. $ 1.25 is a lot but was worth it due to the length of time that the vacuum stayed on.

For a DIY carwash, this is pretty great. You pull up, insert your credit card (or cash – they have a change machine here!), and get to scrubbing down. My boyfriend and I have lots of fun cleaning our car and, for less than $ 5, it usually looks better than when we get it cleaned at nearby hand car washes that are $ 7 – 10 and usually demand a tip at the end. Easy peasy.
We always go during the day, but I know this place gets packed around dinnertime. Never fear, it’s open ²⁴⁄₇! Late night taco runs can also be justified by a quick 2 AM car wash! You can get fancy and get the spot-​free shine or wax, or vacuum your interior if you must, but there’s nothing like a little soap and water to make your baby shine.

Do-​It-​Yourself always is better!
$ 2 – 6 dollars for a quick car wash. Depending on the size of your car, you definitely get the most for your money versus going to other paid car washing places. I personally like washing my own car. The car wash gets pretty busy during the day or after the beautiful SoCal weekends. You cannot do bucket wash here but you can pay cash (coins), there is dollar bill converter, and by credit card. There are also vacuums available for $ 1.25 as well.

I got my honda accord washed and rinsed here today. The credit card scanner wasn’t working but I had some cash on me. They have a change machine which will take your bills and exchange them for coins.
Cost: $ 4.50
They also have shams which are available for $ 1
Good for a quick car wash :)

Big signs for a $ 2 scream at you when driving by. The complete process for soaping rinsing and waxing are not clear but I ended up with (I believe) a $ 4 soap and rinse — no dry car and no vacuum ($ 1.25 separately). I never figured out how waxing would work. My shoes got soaked to boot.
Meanwhile down the road is a $ 5 wash and vacuum by humans. This place had no humans, for service questions, and very confusing signage. I asked a guy why he comes here and he says he doesn’t trust anyone else with his car.
That about sums it up — if you want a convenient, cheap and professional car wash go just west of here. If you’re a control freak who doesn’t mind uncertain charges and wants to ruin your shoes as well as work up a sweat — you’re in heaven.

My challenger loves coming here. Please don’t bring your wash buckets as this place can pack up a line real quick. This place is perfect for those Do It Yourself people who don’t have their own garages.
They have a drying station, soap options, and a vacuum to clean up those dirty interiors.
Btw, you don’t need to haul over a bag of quarters. Some genius implemented a credit card machine with a timer. Swipe your card, wash your car, and press the button to stop the timer.

So, I just got back home in my shiny little car. It was my first experience with self-​service car wash and it was Ammmazing!
First of all, this car wash is cheap. The total price depends on how quickly you can wash it, but in general $ 3 – 5 is more than enough time.
Secondly, it’s fun! A little action after driving in a traffic
Then, it’s quick. No line, and the whole process took about 10 minutes.
After washing I bough a towel in the vending machine for $ 1 and it made my car dry and super clean.
So don’t be afraid and try a self-​service carwash, even I, blonde girl with the bug managed to do it :)

So quick, easy, and cheap! Just bring all the quarters you have lying around.
I was a little confused by the instructions at first but it wasn’t hard to figure out. And it says $ 2 special but unless your super speedy you will probably end up spending more than that. Still not that much though.