This car wash does a good job washing your car and rarely has the long line up that can be found at…read morethe close rival Flufferz! I usually have the 'outside only' wash as the 'inside out' doesn't appear to be worth the extra money as it isn't an extremely thorough inside clean.

They are amazing. I am selling my Mitsubishi Lancer VRX and it's the best money I spent on cleaning…read morethe car. They are very thorough and cleaned my car like new. My car is a 2005 model but it looked brand new. Smells great inside too. 10/10 guys. I will be back with my parents cars.

I use this carwash once a week - it's quick, it's effective - hey it's not cheap but my time is…read moreworth more than what it would take me to stand there negotiating wash hoses and getting wet - I check my Facebook as I go through the tunnel and come out clean and dry.

From the owner: The Soft Touch tunnel is the safest, softest way to wash your car and it may surprise you to learn,…read moreit is better and gentler for your car than traditional hand washing! This is because pieces of dirt and microsopic grit particles embed within the fibres of rags, dusters and sponges you use. Even when you rinse them in the bucket, you cannot remove all the fragments and when you wipe over the surface again, you scratch the fine paint duco on your car. Over repeated washes, the scratches get deeper and deeper until they are visible to the naked eye and quite upsetting for the car owner who has spent many hours washing and polishing their beloved vehicle. In America, tests have been conducted to determine the effect of various car washing techniques on a vehicle. The tests showed that a single home handwash can produce scratches that penetrate as deep as 1/10th of the total thickness of the paint on your car! These tests, conducted by the University of Texas at Arlington, substantiated tests done over ten years ago by the Technical University of Munich, Germany, in association with Mercedes-Benz, which at that time showed similar damage done to an automobile when using detergent and low water volume commonly found in your garden hose as well as sponges and towels used to dry. Tests also showed that hand washing can reduce surface reflectance whereas cars washed in a professional tunnel wash such as Soft Touch Speedwash, show virtually no change in shine readings.

I love how easy this is! The instructions are clear. The different options are colour coded to the…read morereference sign, for ease of quick finding. Everything worked efficiently and my car came out beautifully clean. There were 3 women there on their own and I really like how women can feel comfortable in what could be perceived as a male dominated area. Easy to locate on Grange Road too. I also used the vacuum which was great. Very good suction! Brilliant for all Bobby's beach sand on the upholstery. A helpful staff member came over and gave me a tip for hose placement so I didn't scratch my car. For an automated place like this, that customer service and care is surprising and appreciated. They have dog wash as well, plus another car wash which I think is for more detailing.

These people are auto Detailers. They wash and polish your car and give it a full makeover. They…read moretarget their service to those folk who own and operate a top end prestige car, and who do not have the time or the inclination to zip out to such a thing as a do it yourself car wash. They are people who feel their car is like their calling card or in some cases an extension of their penis, something to be admired for it's unique shape and aerodynamic prowess; it's speed and agility on the road is supposed to add value to the myth of their own personality. So these folk do not seek to wash the car themselves. Think of Edina Monsoon from Absolutely Fabulous chastising her daughter Saffron by saying "You don't want your mother to be a normal toilet going mother do you? Where's mum? On the toilet!" the idea being such mundane tasks are for lower class people and those with minimal status and credibility. Well these are the types of people who will roll their ninety five thousand dollar car in for it to be detailed by experts who consider the finish and upholstery to be penultimate to life itself. I'm only partly kidding. I think the price is probably reflective of the targeted customer and the value of the car and the actual preciousness of the main resource that ends up being used - water. A lot of water goes down the drain at Spotless, and I'm sure they'd be paying for that as a once off, as I can't see how they'd be recycling it. All in all the service seems busy and it is close to the trendy part of town, Central Markets; so there are plenty of prestige cars getting a good hard rub. Lots of people coming along for the service I'm sure. They charge up to five hundred dollars for a full detail on a 'people mover' - that's one of those largish mini bus types of vehicles, but then you can get a service for about one hundred as well, so you will probably want to chat with the boss and scrutinise the costings to discover exactly what you get for the price. You can also get paint protection, like some kind of an invisible condom over your paint job I guess, and they will remove pet hair, tint windows and ... well you go and check out the list of things they'd do on the website or give them a call, I'm starting to feel like a pimp.

I'm a bit of a stinge when it comes to cleaning my car. This event occurs approximately once year…read moreand only when it smells like something has died inside it. Yes I am very lazy. I refuse to spend heaps of money going through a car wash and getting someone to quickly clean inside. Instead I use this car wash. You get to use all of their equipment. Super strength vacuums, high-pressure sprays, a detergent that smells like bubblegum and even tyre polish. There are also lots of other cleaning materials available to purchase in a vending machine. If you do a thorough job it will take you a maximum of 45minutes (and that's how long it takes me to do my disgustingly dirty car!). I like to think this way is a lot cheaper, however, I have my doubts. Everything takes gold coins, which then gives a limited amount of time to use each piece of equipment. I end up spending a good $15-$20 altogether. This is cheaper than getting someone else to do it, but not heaps.

This has been a really handy spot for me in the past. See, I needed my car for work in Adelaide,…read moreand it needed to be presentable. Driving from Melbourne or Sydney, invariably my car would end up being filthy, and so I'd stop here and give it the once-over. I didn't go too mental on it, I'd spend about ten bucks and have it looking alright, and I'd be on my way. There aren't many things that this place could do better, but having a team of trained monkeys doing the cleaning would be good, because I hate doing it.

So a car wash is a car wash. Who really cares where you go. But if you don't want to drive off with…read morew wet car go here. Each bay now has new air dryers so you can air dry your car before you leave. At others I usually go to they only have this option in the automatic laserwash are not in all the self service bays as well. Saves you having to use a chamois. It does have a touch free automatic laser wash here as well as 4 self service wash bays, each with a vaccuum station in between them. The only tips I can give you is take plenty of $1 and $2 coins to operate everything, especially if you want to do all the interior as well, and if you use the laserwash - make sure you pick a wash with the tri coloured wax. When you are in there and it starts squirting the wax onto your car, turn your fan on high to pull the air from outside the car. It smalls like bubblegum and the smell fills the car so you don't need to buy air freshener as well. My kids always want to come with me just for this part.

I'd never been to a car wash like this before so I had a bit of trouble when getting started…read more Luckily there was a kind man who saw me my friend and I struggling so he gave us a few tips because there was no clear instructions around. I would've used the automatic car wash but I really wasn't planning on spending $14 on a car wash, so I did my own thing and spent on $2. There are about ten cleaning options to choose from including one to wash the tyres, a soapy option, a wax option, high pressure, rinse, etc. If I went back there today I know I'd struggle again with remembering what to do. Learn as you go I guess. Like Michelle said, bring a few cold coins with you, or if you have a note you need to change there is a machine which will exchange it for coins. Good Luck!

The staff is friendly, and the detailing is excellent. I've had about 10 vehicle washes and…read morevacuums, including an interior wipe. Every part of my vehicle is spotless. Little touches like tire shine, thorough side mirror cleaning, and door jam cleaning are what make me return. It's also nice to enjoy a coffee here sometimes. The wait is worth it.

Brilliant car wash down here at Victor, lots of self service bays and an automatic brushless wash,…read moretoo. I'm a bit of a car nut, and love to keep my car clean and shiny, so this place is handy when I'm down here - it's quick and easy to do a quick spray down and a wash, then finish the rest of the detailing back at my van. There's a steady stream of cars going through here - good for the owners, and I'm guessing that helps keep the costs low, too. It's as good a value as most up in the metro area. Luckily there's six bays available, so even if they're all full it's usually not long before one's free.

Excellent car wash - and value for money. Not cheap, but worth it, depending on which of the…read moreauto-wash types you want. If only I could find out how to buy the tokens...

I had a bad experience at My Wash Malvern on Friday. I was waiting for the buzzer to go off for…read morethe car to be ready and eventually noticed my car wasn't on the forecourt any more. I enquired where it was and it had been finished off and parked on their back lot. The buzzer hadn't gone off. No-one tried to find me to let me know. I ended up wasting another 30mins for my car. The company should check their buzzers regularly to make sure they are working. They should have a process for finding owners if a car isn't collected when the job is finished. I wasn't offered any compensation and there wasn't any manager there who could deal with that. I will be trying a different car Wash in future.

To my friends, I am the guy who NEVER washes his car! Usually a solid storm is the closest my car…read moresees to being shiny bright, and I wont even start to tell you about the horror story that is my cars interior.....that one only gets 'an empty' when I have to drive my girlfriends parents somewhere! I have broken with my non-wash pride recently to test out The Wash.....both because I just love to YELP and also because they are the major sponsor of my Bowling Club! Anywho, long story short, car washed, girlfriend happy, scott doesn't sleep on the couch.....everyones a winner! Who knows what The Wash could do for world peace?!