Now this may be a little oversimplified. But I would think that the easiest way to conserve water would be to recycle it. An example of that would be the new car washes that recycle the water that they use to wash cars. You just filter it, and then use it over again.
they get recycle
The car does get cleaned.
Car washes are not at all environmentally friendly. Up to 100 gallons of water is used to wash a car in some automated systems. You also have the electricity to power the machinery. Also, many soaps used in car washes are not biodegradable and may be very strong solvents dangerous to humans and animals. The main hazard imposed by car washes are when underbody sprays are done or when people clean their engine bays. Oil from engine bays is drained away with the waste water and Anti-Freeze may be too if there are/were leaks in the cooling system of the car.
the car compactor is used to recycle cars
no some car washes are touchless but some have these things that look like octupuses that hit your car.
I would think so. "She washes the car" - Washes is the verb. "She washed the car" - Washed is the verb. "She is washing the car" - Washing is the verb. So the infinitive 'wash' can be altered in a sense to fit the tense or the way in which it is said and fits in a sentence.
Yes, most car washes have power washes in them, that is how they get your car clean fast. Some car washes are by hand by the employees but most that you drive through have power washers.
No, Auto Zone does not offer car washes. They only sell car parts and do some mechanic work.
They don't use it properly by hjaving long baths instead of showers. and car washes.
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washes ur car and cleans it