Great touch less car wash around the area , always hit it about twice a month to keep car looking…read morenice

Exit 11 Car Wash, the good, the bad, and the ugly…read more We've been to the Exit 11 Car Wash before, and thought it was OK. Today, I think the Exit 11 Car Wash is NOT OK. First, I wrongly thought that there were some self-service bays at the Exit 11 Car Wash, there are none. What there are at Exit 11 Car Wash are three, brush-less, high pressure water, car washes. Granted its winter, and the roads are dirty, but, our car was not that dirty, and our car came out of the Exit 11 Car Wash about as dirty as it was going into an Exit 11 Car Wash bay. For a Basic Wash we paid Exit 11 Car Wash, $12.00. When I think of the quality of the car wash at the Camps Car Wash in Nashua, the one on Amherst Street, next to Whole Foods, the difference is night and day, with Camps producing a much cleaner car than the Exit 11 Car Wash (for less money than Exit 11 Car Wash). I can't think of any reason to return to Exit 11 Car Wash.

Communications were simple and fast. Booking was easy and accommodating. My very filthy car from…read moreyears and years of children and their crumbs now looks brand new!! I highly recommend!

From the owner: At BA Detailing, we don’t just detail cars—we care for them as if they were our own. With a…read morehardworking spirit and a passion for helping others, we go the extra mile (literally and figuratively!) to ensure your complete satisfaction. From flexible scheduling to accommodating your location, we’re here to make your life easier. Your happiness drives us, and we won’t rest until your car looks its absolute best—inside and out. Choose us for a detailing experience that’s as stress-free as it is meticulous!

Wow, almost a year with the White Duck!…read more I've been using these guys for both of my cars for the last year and the local team is AWESOME! Rain, ice, or shine, they are always there, waiting for you. My only frustration with these guys is that I attempted to move one of my subscriptions to an annual plan(I have two), when I asked them to do it, they tried but only renewed it to month to month, so I've spent a bit more than I intended to. The annual plan is a great value. I don't intend to leave these guys, but I hope to eventually fix my subscription from the current situation.

Best car wash I've had in years! Remely professional, and proficient staff. Loved every minute of…read moreit.

We had some sticky stuff on our car and all is gone. We bought the "best" and the guy did a pretty…read morethorough cleaning before we even entered the automated wash. Soft cloth spinners, not nylon/plastic. In the future, we will probably go out of our way to use this particular car wash.

Wow, what a difference new ownership makes.. great to see a tunnel back in the area. It's…read moreindividually owned and operated, I don't do those corporate chains anymore

First time here and came over because of the Yelp reviews. I usually have been to one in Concord…read morethat I give them the car and it comes out vacuumed, clean and fragrant. I am not shy about spending money for premium services. I was looking for people who assist in cleaning the auto. Perhaps it requires an appointment but I ended up just getting a very good auto wash - better than the spray only washes in other places. And the token for vacuum helped too. If the car wash offers other premium services, I would recommend they advertise them openly for newcomers to see. I came, got the car washed, used the token to vacuum, and left. Good wash overall.

I have been using Infinity Car Wash for months. I only use the Self Wash bay. Today was a typical…read morevisit to clean the car. During the foam brush phase, the soap coming out was dark blue... that was new. I thought it was a summer, deep clean formula. I brushed and washed the car. During the wash, my hands were stained blue. This has not happened before, and I have used the self-wash bay at least ten times with the foam brush. I finished washing the car and noticed blue spots on my shoes and legs, plus blue hands. I tried to clean it off with water and soap, but very little came off. I went over to the attendant, who was swearing at his co-worker. I explained and showed him my blue hands, and he asked what the problem was. I told him this has never happened before. He was dismissive and frankly a jerk. He said the sign in the bay warns that some staining may happen. I showed him the sign. The sign reads that the conditioner nozzle, not the brush, might stain during use. I told him I used the brush wash, not the conditioner. I was told they were the same formula... seriously?! Luckily, the owner was there, but he was also dismissive, and when I told him I was a loyal customer and that this had never happened, I asked for my money back. He was still defensive and incredulous. The attendant complained that I was aggressive, and I told both of them that I was upset at the terrible customer service and at my damn blue hands and legs. No apologies and no recognition that the brush soap ratio was incorrect. This is strong alkaline soap too. I asked for a refund and the owner acted immature about it - again showing my blue hands and asking him if this has happened before (no response). I decided to leave because they both don't care and have a zero customer service attitude. The blue dye can come off with aggressive scrubbing and baking soda. I can't recommend anyone use this car wash, especially if you self-wash.

Went through the auto wash. Splurged for the Ultimate. Got most of the salt off but still had some…read moreareas that were missed.

Best car wash in Nashua! Family owned and reasonably priced. We've been going here for years and…read morethe staff is often the same. Our cars never leave with residue from the soap that wasn't washed and the driers do a good job, unlike at Washville up the street.

They did an awesome job detailing my car. It looks better than it did when I drove it out of the…read moredealership. This is the second time/second car we've brought here. We could not recommend them more and we will not go anywhere else!

I got the top price $24 of the choices. I still had bugs on the bumper. Also, the vacuums are not…read moreincluded with the wash. Hmmm and my card was charged $10 for vacuuming. Wow!

I normally have no problems and love this carwash but i made the mistake to buy the 14$ wash in 2…read moredegree weather. The wash is now frozen in place after it didnt do anything

Wish I could say this place rocks but. I can't I like this type of car wash the no touch type went…read morein didn't wash one half my new truck left annoyed called owner he gave me a new code number to try again. Was already down the road showed up a few days later because I worked in the area punched in the code big fat 0. Left texted him he replied try again (was already down the road). Went back the following day. Used the code # zilch again. Texted. Waiting around this time replied try again punched in code and went through wash. Same thing as first except no rinse ugh. My new truck looked like shit all spotty and suds still rolling off had enough went down the road to the gas station payed $8 to rinse it off. So a $12 wash ended up costing about $25 plus a lot of wasted time and gas.

Good automated wash. Put it in neutral and roll through. Cost rages fr 8 bucks to 18 bucks for…read morethe works! Line builds up in the winter and you may have to wait 15+ minutes.

Wanna know something? This place doesn't get nearly enough credit, IMHO. I mean, as I read through…read morea couple of the previous reviews, I began to wonder...just what more could folks possibly want or expect from a typical full service car wash? Well, let's start with the value. Up until recently, I've been subscribed to Camps Car Wash. Now, whilst there's nothing inherently terrible about that place, the two main things that diverted my attention towards Golden Nozzle were: 1) The fact that all their subscription packages are $10 lower than Camps and 2) FREE vacuums!! I'll be honest....they had me at free vacuums. Seriously, do you realize how rare this is? It's absolutely mind boggling how many car washes still feature coin operated vacuum stations in 2024. I'm sorry. But any place that requires me to carry physical coins around in my pocket or car like it's 1985 is a hard pass for me. This may seem slightly pedantic to some of you old-schoolers out there. But the fact remains....when there's a more efficient way to do things, we should probably embrace that. That's what Golden Nozzle does well. They have essentially modernized themselves in a way that, quite frankly, most other car washes in the area could either improve upon or...just haven't adapted fully yet. With all that being said, there's one minor complaint I have regarding the infrastructure of this location. Now, I'm not certain if their other locations are similar in orientation. But the double lane entrance situation they've got going on is....a bit confusing to newcomers. See, whilst they COULD have labeled each of these entrance points as either "tunnel wash" or "touch free wash", you don't actually figure any of that out until the literal fork-in-the-road point where you have to make a split decision on where to turn. Oh, but they make sure to have plenty of "Go Unlimited for $19.99" signs alongside both lanes. Hence, the confusion. The TL;DR version of this would be: pull into the left lane for the main service. It's worth mentioning that if you're a monthly subscriber like I am, this only applies to the non-touch free wash anyway. So, yeah...left lane is what most patrons will want. Another thing I still don't like is a car wash's proclivity to perch themselves on a one-way street; inexorably requiring folks who'd like to go the other direction to make a hasty U-turn. However, I understand why this strategy is applied (it's to prevent a mini-traffic jam post wash), so...not really a huge lament for me. At least they aren't situated atop a steep hill with a blind curve the way Camps on Amherst street is. Anyways, this will be my go-to car wash until or unless I discover something even better. Starting and canceling membership couldn't be easier either. Both can be done completely online. You just have to be sure to let them scan your digital barcode (not the QR box) on the first visit to acquire your windshield sticker; which goes on the INSIDE of your car (unlike Camps Car Wash). Golden Nozzle Car Wash on Broad street receives 4 sparkling clean cars with freshly vacuumed interiors out of 5.

Went to car bay to rinse off my car. I thought it was a $5 charge. I used hose for less than…read more5minutes. After I was done, the charge was updated to $10. I said okay, I made the mistake of not confirming the price, but then 24hrs later the charge was updated to $20 for a 4minute rinse! NEVER AGAIN WILL I RETURN TO THIS PLACE. Rip OFF