I am sure in a minor hurry today but I must get this updated. It is not effortless to remain on a great update regimen but I want to make it steady. Maybe someday I can post on this blog even more often. Now I plan to tell you about a neat write-up I noticed on car detailing. It really is fairly helpful.
Cville Concierge LLC Approved as New Community Partner of ACAC
Charlottesville, VA (PRWEB) April 17, 2008 -
Cville Concierge LLC is now included as an ACAC Community Partner in Charlottesville, Virginia; providing personal assistance while members get in shape. http://www.cvilleconcierge.com.
According to a recent article on About.com, “Studies show that 60% of American adults don’t get the recommended amount of physical activity, and over 25% of adults are not active at all.” Of the top ten reasons people have for not putting a fitness program into place for themselves, “I don’t have enough time” ranks at the top. Many people have over-scheduled themselves and their to-do lists seem insurmountable. Fitting in a much needed, stress-reducing yoga class can get pinched when you’re pressed for time picking up that dry cleaning, getting the car detailed and running to the vet to pick up Sparky.
“We are excited to welcome Cville Concierge as our newest ACAC Community Partner”, says ACAC Marketing Director, Teppi LoSciuto. “We feel that their dedication to customer service and to changing lives by creating work/life balance is right in line with ACAC. Our partnership is a win for everyone. Members love not only the discount, but that they can arrange with Cville Concierge to have their dry cleaning collected and delivered, packages delivered to the post office, personal shopping errands managed and a variety of other services, thus leaving more time to spend at ACAC and doing the things they love! From a marketing perspective, we are always looking for ways to add additional value to an ACAC Membership. Our Community Partner Program does just that.”
Cville Concierge owner Sue Battani has an idea of what a struggle it can be to begin and maintain an exercise program when there are so many items on your daily to-do list and trying to get everything done. “As a member of ACAC myself, I can see the great benefits of staying physically fit and know that it creates a better ‘me’ at home and in my business. At Cville Concierge, we provide personal assistance to individuals and corporate groups who understand the value of being able to delegate their errands and wish lists so they can create more time for themselves. It is very gratifying knowing that we are providing a service that gives people balance at home and at the office. We are honored to be included in ACAC’s Community Partner Program and we look forward to assisting active members and those who are contemplating creating a physically-fit lifestyle at ACAC.
For additional information please visit Cville Concierge’s website at http://www.cvilleconcierge.com
About Cville Concierge LLC:
A Woman-Owned Business since 2005; Serving Charlottesville and Albemarle county, we are fully insured and bonded.
Contact:
Brooke Jenkins
Cville Concierge LLC
info @ cvilleconcierge.com
434-409-0119
http://www.cvilleconcierge.com
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It can be difficult to keep a black car clean, but a good tip is to get the car waxed every three to four months to protect against scratches and dirt. Find out why a black car should be washed at least every other week with help from the owner of a car detailing business in this free video on auto detailing and cleaning. Expert: Tim Duke Bio: Tim Duke is the owner of Premier Detailing, a mobile car detailing business. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Q&A:
Question by justsomegirl: Deciding on a title for an essay describing different car washing experiences . . ?
I’m writing an essay (I know I’ve waited until the last minute since it’s due tomorrow) I’m just having trouble deciding on a good title. I want to elaborate on how it’s much more cost efficient to wash your car at home than to spend money on a detailer or a do-it-yourself car wash considering you know how to “detail”. I was thinking of something along the line’s of “Wash away the dust and keep your dirt (money)” but that sounds corney lol. Any idea’s? I’d be so thankful.
This is to be an “Example/Illustration” essay, the only example I got was an essay from Monica Brance “Keep it Simple” where she talks about fancy food and how she thinks the best is simple foods like home made mac & cheese or fluffernutter’s, lol and they only thing I could think of is the different ways to wash a car. I know there’s more than one way to skin a cat (expression) but I can’t figure out how~! lol
Do you have a link to back that thought up? I have to provide a works cited, I think I know where your comming from but most people where I live have well water- I dunno if that makes a difference?
Best answer:
Answer by Looking for Lulin
All Washed Up
You are wrong about car washes. I managed a car wash and detail center for over two years. I will get you some facts.
Did you know that the average at-home driveway car wash will use 80-140 gallons of water according to the International Car Wash Association. It’s not just water usage that’s alarming, but also brake dust, oils, and detergents which enter our waterways completely untreated.
Not only is this harmful to the environment, but it also violates the clean water act mandated by the EPA.
The tests showed that the average backyard hose is not able to supply enough water along with the detergent action to avoid damaging the car’s finish. The most harmful method of washing cars was found to be the special “car wash” brushes that hook on to a garden hose and are purchased from local hardware stores or automotive supply dealers. The use of this type of brush with the low water pressure that comes out of the garden hose is the most destructive on the finish of an automobile. The tests also showed that techniques used at professional car washes are virtually harmless to automobile finishes. Findings from the University of Texas research study indicate that with the large amounts of water and specialized detergents used in professional car washes, sophisticated gloss and reflectance meter readings from new finishes used on automobiles were virtually the same before and after the equivalent of several months of normal washings in a professional car wash.
The professional car wash is able to provide and use tremendous amounts of water along with specialized detergents and appropriate mechanical action from cloth pads and curtains which the backyard hose and bucket hand car wash is not able to supply. This important and interesting research study performed by the University of Texas found that today’s automobile owner is much wiser to have their car washed by a professional car wash, rather than washing it at home in their own backyard.
As far as saving money, in the long run, you are losing it and I don’t know about your parents, but my time is valuable and why waste it doing this.
What do you think? Answer below!