What are the differences between regular car wash and premium car wash?

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McJordan
08/26/25 3:23am
Regular car wash and premium car wash differ in the following aspects: 1. Price: Premium car wash is more expensive than regular car wash, with regular wash typically costing around tens of yuan, while premium wash can cost hundreds of yuan. 2. Washing method: Compared to regular wash, premium wash employs more diverse equipment, offers more professional and meticulous cleaning, and provides better service. 3. Cleaning areas: Regular wash only includes basic cleaning of the car body, whereas premium wash not only cleans the car body but also covers areas such as the engine compartment, interior, and wheel hubs. Additionally, it includes interior care and sterilization treatment for the car interior.
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ORemington
09/08/25 3:53am
I usually drive to and from work, and there are two ways to wash my car: regular wash and premium wash. The regular wash is usually done at gas stations or roadside stalls. It involves spraying the car body with a water gun and wiping the windows, typically finished in about ten minutes. It's very cheap, maybe just 20 or 30 yuan, which suits someone like me who's always on the go—saves time. But the downside is that it's not thorough; dirt might remain in the wheel gaps or door handles, making the car look dirty over time. The premium wash is different. It's done at professional shops, usually costing over a hundred yuan and taking more than an hour. They use soft cloths and specialized cleaners to carefully clean the interior, like seats, carpets, and the console, even under the hood, ensuring no dust or grime is left. I've gotten into the habit of doing a premium wash once a month to protect the car's paint and prevent rust. After all, the longer you drive a car, the more you need to maintain it properly; otherwise, repairs will be more expensive and troublesome.
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