
Foam generators at a car wash: what to put in them and why foam becomes watery
How a foam-generator setting differs from a foam lance, which catalogue products are designed for it, and why foam becomes watery: ratios from product pages.
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We explain products, dilution and pack sizes for self-service car washes. Article figures match those in the catalogue and on product pages.

How a foam-generator setting differs from a foam lance, which catalogue products are designed for it, and why foam becomes watery: ratios from product pages.

Why one product has two dilution settings, how a foam lance differs from a foam generator, and a table of ratios for every touchless shampoo and foam in the catalogue.

Two washing stages, not two names for one product: what active foam and touchless shampoo do, where wax fits in, and why one cannot replace the other.

How a foam-generator setting differs from a foam lance, which catalogue products are designed for it, and why foam becomes watery: ratios from product pages.

Which touchless shampoos and foams manufacturers specifically designed for hard and medium-hard water, which product works with water of any hardness, and where to begin your selection.

What volume to buy for a bay, when a 60 kg drum or an IBC offers better value, and why choose five litres — with per-kilogram and per-litre prices from the catalogue.

Why one product has two dilution settings, how a foam lance differs from a foam generator, and a table of ratios for every touchless shampoo and foam in the catalogue.

Two washing stages, not two names for one product: what active foam and touchless shampoo do, where wax fits in, and why one cannot replace the other.
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