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    Front of the car wash with NO contact info
    Keith L.

    RIP OFF and bring your rain boots! This car wash is not being maintained and there is no contact information for the property owner. I swiped my credit card then picked the prewash cycle grabbed the sprayer and my shoes were immediately soaked by the heavy stream of water leaking from the sprayer. I went to change the cycle then I noticed that many of the selections didn't identify what you're selecting. I pushed the button to try and stop my credit card from being charged but nothing happened. I continued to get charged for one additional minute before the wash shutoff. I pushed the shutoff button several times/held it but nothing happened. I would suggest using the other self car wash in Newberg across Hwy 99 from Fred Meyer. This car wash needs to have a lot of maintenance done and business contact information displayed for people who have issues with the car wash.

    My shirt is soaking wet and covered in pink soap. My shoes are soaking wet.

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