subject: Nanotechnology Makes Waterless Car Wash Possible in Brazil [print this page] Nanotechnology Makes Waterless Car Wash Possible in Brazil
Car washing around Brazil is now becoming more environmental friendly thanks to a new biodegradable nanotechnology car-cleaning product that allows the car detailers from Brazil to wash their car without the need for water. Local detailers in Brazil intends to show car owners what they probably already know: There's a non-toxic, eco-friendly, biodegradable and waterless way to clean and polish your vehicle's exterior paintwork.
The typical home car wash in Brazil uses up to 140 gallons of water, according to the International Carwash Association a tremendous waste. Unless you park your car on the lawn or a gravel driveway, all of that floats right down the driveway and into storm drains, where it seeps into Brazil's local bodies of water. Unlike water that goes down sink drains or toilets, storm drain water skips your local treatment facility and goes straight to local lakes, ponds and rivers.
Brazil Residents can now clean their cars without using a single drop of water after a waterless car-cleaning product was launched in the country.
For those Brazilian car owners too nostalgic to skip a nice summertime hand car washing, waterless car wash solutions are just the ticket for doing so in an environmentally friendly way. These powerful cleaners break down dirt on a car's surface and are buffed away (without water) to leave cars shiny and clean. Freedom Waterless Car Wash product is the leading on the market who delivers what they claim. They are currently looking for a solid company to work with in Brazil.
