By JohnnyLethal January 17, 2015
Blow dryers didn't work after paying $10. Tried calling several times to just get a fax machine noise. No one was on duty in the middle of a Saturday afternoon to help. ...read more
By JohnnyLethal January 17, 2015
Blow dryers didn't work after paying $10. Tried calling several times to just get a fax machine noise. No one was on duty in the middle of a Saturday afternoon to help. ...read more
By JakeFleischer July 02, 2013
I took my brand new car here to get tinted out. I had previously had 2 cars tinted out at the South Hills store, so I figured the customer service and quality would be the same. Well that was a bad assumption. All of the windows had a fair amount of dirt in them, but one was super bad. Also, the driver's window had a long scratch in it, along with not being properly trimmed on the top corner. I also noticed the rubber seals on the base of the outside windows had gouges in them. They redid the 2 windows, but claimed that the gouges were factory defects and I would have to take it up with the dealer. Super disappointing service and lame excuses. This will be the last time I take a vehicle there. ...read more
While many car owners avoid washing their car when the temperatures fall below freezing, it might not be the best way to keep on top of your car's care. Most worry that their doors will freeze shut or that their locks will ice over. This may hold true in rare instances but in most cases the advantages of getting the salt off the car outweigh any problems that might arise from washing in sub freezing temperatures. As the owner of Splash Touchless in Pittsburgh, PA, I frequently wash my truck and leave it outside and very rarely experience any problems due to the wash. Here are a couple of tips if you want to wash in freezing temperatures. If your car wash offers both automatic in bay washes and self serve bays, always choose the in bay automatic because this will provide wash packages that will allow most of the water to be blown of your car. Most ultimate and premium wash packages will have drying as an option. If you want to be extra safe take a towel or buy a towel from the vending area and open the doors and dry the door jams after the wash. Obviously, if you have a garage you will want to keep your vehicle in the garage. You can also use the towel to wipe any excess moisture from around the key holes. Because most modern cars have remote lock openers frozen keyholes are less of an issue than years ago. If you want to play it extra safe open and close your doors a couple of hours after the wash to break any water away from the hinges. This will help loosen them before a deep freeze sets in on them. Always remember, a clean car is a happy car. ...read more
By Splash Touchless LLC January 30, 2010
Our new self-serve dog wash has opened at 6520 Saltsburg Rd. in Penn Hills. The dog wash provides two large waist high stainless steel tubs with coin operated meter boxes that control a shampooer, conditioner, flea and tick treatment, de-skunker, blow-dryer, and vacuum fur extractor. The wash is a great way to clean your dog without the mess or hassle of washing at home. The two heated bays are located at the former Aquajet Car Wash on Saltsburg Rd. next to the Sunoco near the end of Stotler Rd. Splash Dog is open from 6AM to 11PM daily and has given great results for those who have used it since it opened this past March 5th. ...read more
By Splash Touchless LLC March 22, 2009
Car washes are an excellent way to raise money. Charity car washes are wonderful ideas that will get the entire community involved in a worthy project. For success, plan your car wash like an assembly line. Rotate people when necessary. Have someone in charge. Plan your event down to the last detail. ... ...read more
Before buying a new or used vehicle, it is important to make an educated decision. One way to do that is to locate both professional and consumer reviews. Professional reviews will inform you of the pros and cons according to industry experts. On the other hand, consumer auto reviews give you the opin... ...read more