USA: Bliss opens sixth eco-friendly car wash

Makes another fresh water donation to Wells Bring Hope.

Los Angeles based Bliss Car Wash announced the Moreno Valley launch of its eco-friendly car wash. The new car washes are designed to use less water and incorporate environmental sensitivities throughout the cleaning process. With each new Bliss opening, CEO and Founder David Delrahim donates a new fresh-water well to the nonprofit, Wells Bring Hope. The Moreno Valley car wash is one in a line of many opening under the Bliss brand name in California.

Through the technique that Bliss Car Wash use the manage to reclaim 70% of the water. They also use exclusively biodegradable earth-friendly cleaning solutions and smart water meters to manage water consumption, detect leaks, and monitor reclaim units.

“Our new car washes are designed to save freshwater, reusing as much as possible with efficient processes,” said Delrahim. “We are water warriors, and while we are saving water here in California, we’re donating fresh water to people in Africa who badly need access to it,” he added.

The new Bliss car washes use technology that constantly monitors freshwater usage, keeping it down to approximately 24 gallons per car wash, and using 70% reclaimed water, according to the company.