A stationary platform for supporting a supply transport device is provided. The stationary platform includes a frame having at least two longitudinal sides, a first end and a second opposing end, and a top surface and a bottom surface, and a plurality of legs extending from the bottom surface of the frame to support the supply transport device on the frame. The supply transport device is slidably received on the top surface of the frame. A wheel base assembly having a cleaning device for contacting a bottom surface of the supply transport device, to remove dirt and debris from or to disinfect the supply transport device, is also provided.

A stationary platform for supporting a supply transport device is provided. The stationary platform includes a frame having at least two longitudinal sides, a first end and a second opposing end, and a top surface and a bottom surface, and a plurality of legs extending from the bottom surface of the frame to support the supply transport device on the frame. The supply transport device is slidably received on the top surface of the frame. A wheel base assembly having a cleaning device for contacting a bottom surface of the supply transport device, to remove dirt and debris from or to disinfect the supply transport device, is also provided.

A one-step headlight restoration formulation is also provided that includes a polyurethane dispersion of aliphatic polycarbonate urethane present from 20 to 85 total weight percent, along with a wetting agent present from 1 to 4 total weight percent. A biocide is present from 0.005 to 0.5 total weight percent of the formulation. A carrier constitutes the remainder of the formulation. A kit for a one-step headlight restoration is provided that includes a wipe for applying said formulation to a headlight surface in need of resurfacing as a one step process. The process of using the kit includes removing a formulation impregnated wipe from an envelope and contacting the wipe with the headlight surface to apply said formulation by wiping evenly on a headlight lens surface to form a restorative film.

A mobile cleaning system has a mobile unit allowing for movement of the cleaning system to and around a static vehicle for cleaning, a main cleaning assembly for applying cleaning fluids to a surface of the static vehicle and for scrubbing the surface of the static vehicle (where the cleaning assembly has the ability to pivot, rotate, and/or tilt for various cleaning purposes), a self-contained fluid supply system providing the cleaning fluids used by the cleaning assembly, and a operator control assembly allowing an operator to ride the mobile unit and selectively operate the components of the cleaning system.

A motel room capable of admitting a car inside may be automatically washed, rinsed, and sanitized in sequential fashion over impermeable wall and floor surfaces, and over bathroom fixtures using one or more headers having nozzles. Wash, rinse, and sanitizing fluids from appropriate reservoirs may be provided in reservoirs fluidly connected to the header and spray nozzles. The header may also be fluidly connected to a source of drying air. The system may also contain a system for recycling water used in the wash, rinse, and sanitizing steps.

A compounding system for use in finishing a vehicle having a vehicle body having painted surfaces. The compounding system employs a sprayer having a nozzle having a fluid opening that is substantially 3 millimeters in diameter and a reservoir in communication with the fluid opening. Compressed air carries compound paste from the reservoir to the fluid opening to atomize the compound paste into a compound spray that is used to cover all of the painted surfaces of the vehicle with a thin, uniform coating in a single step. The compound paste is removed by buffing all painted surfaces on the vehicle body to a shine in a single step.

A pneumatically powered snow removing device for removing snow from atop a semitrailer includes a nozzle, which is attached to and which extends angularly from a first end of a first tube. A second tube is attached to and extends angularly from a second end of the first tube. The second tube can be grasped in one or both hands of a user distal from the first tube, enabling the user to position the nozzle above snow on a top of a semitrailer. A first coupler is attached to the second tube distal from the first tube. The first coupler is complementary to and selectively couplable to a second coupler, which is attached to an air hose extending from an air compressor. Air from the air compressor passes through the nozzle to blow the snow from the top of the semitrailer.

A stationary platform for supporting a supply transport device is provided. The stationary platform includes a frame having at least two longitudinal sides, a first end and a second opposing end, and a top surface and a bottom surface, and a plurality of legs extending from the bottom surface of the frame to support the supply transport device on the frame. The supply transport device is slidably received on the top surface of the frame. A wheel base assembly having a cleaning device for contacting a bottom surface of the supply transport device, to remove dirt and debris from or to disinfect the supply transport device, is also provided.

A stationary platform for supporting a supply transport device is provided. The stationary platform includes a frame having at least two longitudinal sides, a first end and a second opposing end, and a top surface and a bottom surface, and a plurality of legs extending from the bottom surface of the frame to support the supply transport device on the frame. The supply transport device is slidably received on the top surface of the frame. A wheel base assembly having a cleaning device for contacting a bottom surface of the supply transport device, to remove dirt and debris from or to disinfect the supply transport device, is also provided.

Presently disclosed are embodiments of devices for expedient removal of insect and other debris from vehicle surfaces including windshields. A surfactant-based chemical impregnation of porous material is central to various tools used for such cleaning. Embodiments include a wiper attachment, tools for dispensing disposable chemically-impregnated pads, mitts, and wiper fluid formulations. A disposable windshield wiper blade attachment that incorporates chemicals that will expedite insect and other debris removal when attached to the wiper blades and the wiper action is performed. The attachment can take the form of fabric, foam, or other porous enclosure of synthetic or natural material that is impregnated with chemicals that will facilitate rapid removal of the windshield and automobile surface debris.