A system includes a frame, a spot-free water generator, a booster pump, a tank, a first pressure washer, and a first on-demand pump. The frame is configured to be received within and coupled to a portion of an interior of a vehicle. The spot-free water generator includes a carbon filter, a pre-filter, and a plurality of membranes and is configured to generate spot-free rinse water from tap water. The booster pump receives tap water from an exterior water inlet port and delivers the tap water to the spot-free water generator at a predetermined pressure. The tank is coupled to the frame and receives and stores at least a portion of the spot-free rinse water generated by the spot-free water generator. The first on-demand pump is coupled to the frame and is configured to deliver spot-free rinse water from the tank to the first pressure washer.

A liquid cleaning system for living plants rests on a surface covered by a non-porous material. A plate layer covering the non-porous layer has two or more layers, each layer having runners arranged in a grid. The grid of each successive layer is offset at an angle with respect to the grid of a previous layer. An upper layer covers the plate layer and has a plurality of holes for the passage of liquids into the liquid cleaning system. As the living plants are watered or cleaned, excess liquids containing water and oils that were excreted by the living plants enter the liquid cleaning system through the holes, the liquid traverses the grid layers, flowing towards a drain. Contaminants within the liquid collect within the grid of the layers of the plate layer for later disposal.

A surface wiper device which includes a carrier which supports a blade. The carrier attaches to a wiper arm which urges the blade against and moves the blade across the surface of a windshield. The carrier further provides a plurality of outlets each of which communicate between a hollow passage inside the carrier and a location on the external surface of the carrier. A fluid can be delivered from a fluid source fluidicly coupled to the hollow passage of the carrier under sufficient pressure to be dispersed from the plurality of outlets onto the windshield during movement of the blade. A fluid heater can be thermally coupled with the fluid delivered from the fluid source to the plurality of outlets to increase the temperature of the fluid dispersed onto the windshield. The fluid can be sufficiently heated to generate a heated gas.

A vehicle wheel cleaning apparatus configured to provide cleaning of a vehicle wheel particularly the interior surfaces thereof. The vehicle wheel cleaning apparatus is operable to be coupled to a water source such as but not limited to a pressure wand. A clamping member is included to provide a sealable coupling to the water source. The clamping member has a first portion secured to the water source and a second portion secured to the apparatus. A rotational coupling is provided and is configured to allow rotational movement of a ball assembly. The ball assembly includes a stem member secured to the rotational coupling and a solid silicon ball. Formed in the ball is a channel wherein the channel has divergent portions that are directed to opposing sides of the ball so as to discharge water therefrom.

A surface wiper device which includes a carrier which supports a blade. The carrier attaches to a wiper arm which urges the blade against and moves the blade across the surface of a windshield. The carrier further provides a plurality of outlets each of which communicate between a hollow passage inside the carrier and a location on the external surface of the carrier. A fluid can be delivered from a fluid source fluidicly coupled to the hollow passage of the carrier under sufficient pressure to be dispersed from the plurality of outlets onto the windshield during movement of the blade. A fluid heater can be thermally coupled with the fluid delivered from the fluid source to the plurality of outlets to increase the temperature of the fluid dispersed onto the windshield. The fluid can be sufficiently heated to generate a heated gas.

An undercarriage washing assembly for washing the undercarriage of a vehicle includes a spray block 12 that has a fluid input 14, a first fluid output 16 and a second fluid output 18. The fluid input 14 is fluidly coupled to a fluid source 20 comprising a handle of a pressure washer. The first fluid output 16 is oriented to lie along a line oriented at an upward angle with respect to the fluid input 14. In this way the first fluid output 16 can spray fluid upwardly from the spray block 12. The second fluid input 14 is oriented to lie along a line is oriented at an upward angle with respect to the fluid input 14 to spray fluid upwardly from the spray block 12.

A sunroof drain cleaning apparatus and method are provided that include an injector for providing pressurized cleaning fluid to a tube, a tube for providing localized and pressurized cleaning fluid to said sunroof drain, where the cleaning fluid is pressurized, and where the cleaning fluid is a solvent. Further, a method for cleaning a sunroof drain includes locating one or more sunroof drains, removing any large debris from the drain opening, filling a sunroof drain injector with solvent to unclog the drain, pressurizing the solvent within the injector, applying the pressurized solvent into the sunroof drain; and optionally pouring water into the drain to test that the clog has been removed.

A portable unit having a lance incorporating a steam generator and a sanitizer tank, which can improve the sanitizing and disinfection of surfaces with steam, and having a set of lines and power supply cable and a human-machine interface, which enables the supply of the fluids and electrical energy either in situ on any local network that has a water and power supply and a centralized air-blowing/suction device, or on a user-portable module that incorporates autonomous arrangement for managing the fluids and electricity.

An undercarriage soapy foam dispenser having a handle adapted to receive pressurized water, a cleaning solution aspirator, a first supply line coupled to the cleaning solution aspirator, a second supply line disposed at a non-zero angle relative to the first supply line, a spray bar coupled to the second supply line, one or more nozzles coupled to the spray bar, and aerators respectively disposed between the nozzles and the second supply line.

A vehicle washing assembly holds a hose used for washing a vehicle away from the vehicle to minimize scratching and make it easier to manipulate the hose. The vehicle washing assembly employs an anchor suction cup attached to a vehicle's window to be cleaned. A connection body connects to the anchor suction cup, which fluidically connects a lower hose to an upper conduit that extends well above the vehicle roof. A stabilizing bar is also attached to the anchor suction cup and extends upward. A clamp attaches the upper conduit to the stabilizing bar stabilizing the upper conduit. A second hose is connected to the upper end of the upper conduit that is used to wash the vehicle. The upper conduit keeps the hose well away from the vehicle and allows it to move freely around the vehicle.