Wype will come clean your car where it sits
Recently, I wrote about Wyper, the Tinder of car shopping. That prompted Andy Kim, co-founder of Wype,
to contact me. His business is one letter off from Wyper, after all, so
in the interest of disambiguation, here's the scoop on the
car-detailing company that is more like Uber than Tinder in the app comparison game.
Wype is based in Southern California, where cars are shiny and water is
scarce. Wype detailers arrive at your car armed with non-toxic,
plant-based proprietary cleaning products that require no additional
water — no hoses, no puddles. According to Kim, the car wash industry wastes 300 million gallons of water, or 38 gallons per car, each day. (Auto Laundry News estimates that car washes use between 35 and 120 gallons per vehicle, depending on wash type.)
No matter the demographic, there are three levels of Wype: the Quickie,
which only cleans the exterior and doesn't require you to give the keys
to the detailer; the Standard, which gets the interior and exterior
clean; and the Swanky, which adds wax. When they clean the interior,
they'll take out the trash, organize your stuff that isn't trash and
leave you a mint. They also take before and after pictures.
Kim said in an email that no car has yet been too dirty for Wype to
handle. "Our process safely and effectively cleans surfaces that haven't
been washed for months," he wrote.
(AutoBlog.com)
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