Flying Frog San Bernardino

Most detailing companies argue that washing your car in direct sunlight makes the job significantly harder because the water and soap dries at a faster rate in the sun/on a hot surface which leads to unwanted water spots. Counterintuitive, don’t ya think?

Allergy season is here... use these tips to protect your exterior from, dare we say it, POLLEN 1. Rinse and wash: By washing your car it can get rid of the excess pollen and wash away any potential effects it can have on the exterior. 2. Wax: By adding a protective layer of wax, pollen is less likely to stick to your exterior.... 3. Check your engine filter: Your engine filter protects your engine from pollen, dirt, and debris. It is recommended to change your engine filter every 15k-30k miles, so we suggest doing this after pollen season. 4. Replace your interior cabin filter: By replacing the cabin filter, it keeps air within the car cleaner, which means you’re less likely to be inhaling pollen-filled air. 5. Clean your wiper blades: Pollen build-up on your wipers eventually turns into a thick paste. By cleaning your wiper blades weekly, you can avoid this inevitable build-up.

Hey Siri... where's the closest charging station? more adventuring awaits! @prjct.terranova

Get rid of those pesky bugs from your Spring Break road trip by doing the following: 1 Spray our Bug Off foam 2 Let the foam soak for approx. 2 minutes 3 Remove it with our high-pressure soap... Talk about quick and easy See more

Yep, you read that right! Come take advantage of our F R E E vacuums. The inside of your car deserves some TLC too

Wanna race? :@m4_bluez

Washing your car in the rain allows you to SKIP the pre-wash stage. Rain water has the power to wash away light contaminants and even has the ability to loosen up tough dirt. Now whats wasteful about that?

Brb, busy taking the scenic route :@viajecustoms

Enhanced Cleaning Microfiber cloths contain over 200,000 fibers meaning their absorption quality is 7x that of a traditional towel's. Cost Effective While the cost may be more expensive upfront, it pays off in the long-run. They last longer and are more efficient than their counterparts. Germ Free Interior A study from UC Davis Medical center concluded that microfiber cloths can lower bacteria by 99% in comparison to cotton cloths at only 30%. Considering the current climate, this is a game-changer for promoting safe and healthy environments.