The first steam car wash was built and began operating in South Korea as an answer to a problem or lack of cleanliness. It is considered as an alternative environment-friendly than conventional car washes that use far more water and other materials.
The important thing is to consider the population being higher than car owners in major cities in South Korea. Steam car wash is no longer restricted in South Korea alone, although they are still less prevalent as the other car wash methods from another.
In General, detergents and soaps are not really needed to clean up the car at the car wash. Hot steam driven at high speed, making it an effective choice to remove dirt, dust, tar, bugs, and other materials that are commonly found on the body of the car.
The inside and the outside of the car can be cleaned with steam; although some interior materials should not be cleaned with steam because of high temperature steam can cause some damage. Much less water used for washing the car steam than with conventional car washing, and wash the steam more environmentally friendly.
One of the biggest advantages of steam car wash is the absence of contact between the brushes or abrasive materials with the finish paint. This often leads to opaque brush or scratches on the surface of the car, which will eventually cause car bodywork less eye-catching.
Wash with the steam never uses a brush to remove dirt, so there will be no scratches that occur, and the car's body will remain bright. If the car needs to be dried after washing the fabric, microfiber steam used to dry the car without a scratch the paint of the car.