Eco Touch® Blog

La Crescenta Raises Cash For Memorial Fund via Eco Touch

2010-03-29T13:05:00.000-07:00

On Saturday March 13th, the students of Crescenta Valley High School came together to raise money for a good cause through the Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Fundraiser Program. Read the details below - courtesy of Glendale News Press/Melanie Hicken.

Carwash raises cash for memorial fund

Crescenta Valley High School senior Suzie Lee, 17, cleans a windshield during the CVHS "waterless" carwash fundraiser for her family at the school Saturday. Lee's father, Joo Lee, was struck by a hit-and-run driver on New Year's Day on in Montrose and died of his injuries at a hospital six days later. (Raul Roa/News-Press)

CV High students work to help family grieving after hit-and-run death Jan. 1.

By Melanie Hicken

Published: Last Updated Sunday, March 14, 2010 9:31 PM PDT

LA CRESCENTA — Students from more than a dozen Crescenta Valley High School clubs and organizations came together Saturday to raise money for the family of a classmate whose dad was killed by a hit-and-run driver.

Cars streamed in and out of the high school’s overflow parking lot on Ramsdell Avenue early Saturday morning for a waterless carwash to raise money for the Joo Lee Memorial Fund.

Lee was struck by a hit-and-run driver in Montrose on New Year’s Day and later died from his injuries. No one has been arrested in connection with Lee’s death.

“There are no active leads that we have currently,” said Lt. Gary Montecuollo. “It is still an open case. We regularly discuss the facts of the case with other law enforcement agencies and review other traffic collisions and information.”

At Saturday’s fundraising event, students also passed out fliers with information about the January accident.

They said they hoped the event could raise awareness about the accident to help develop new leads for the police investigation.

“We’re trying to let the community know about what happened,” said junior Kevin Park.

On Saturday, Lee’s oldest daughter, Suzie, a senior at the high school, said she and her family have been amazed by the outpouring of community support.

“I feel really blessed to have such great friends and classmates,” she said.

The carwash was organized by Crescenta Valley sophomore Peter Lee, who said he wanted to do all he could to help his friend and her family during a time of tragedy.

“She’s like a sister to me,” he said.

So far, more than $8,000 has been raised for the family entirely through donations, and Lee said he hoped to raise another $2,000 at the carwash.

In an effort to adhere to the area’s water conservation restrictions, the students teamed with the Crescenta Valley Water District to host a “waterless” carwash that used a nonhazardous chemical to clean the cars. The district donated enough of the spray to wash 500 cars, Peter Lee said.

On Saturday, students sprayed the chemical on cars, and wiped them down with rags Saturday, dancing to music as they worked.

Freshman Sevag Alexanian said he doesn’t know Suzie Lee well, but he still came out early Saturday morning to do anything he could to help.

“We’re all here to make our contributions and help out,” he said. “Our hearts go out to the family.”

Anyone with information on the January incident is asked to contact the Glendale Police Department. Anonymous tips can be made by calling Glendale Crime Stoppers at (818) 507-7867.

9 Ingredients to Avoid in Car Care Products

2009-12-07T06:49:00.001-08:00

1. Synthetic fragrances/scents - used to mask the smell of the chemicals used in the product. Manufacturers typically opt for the synthetic version of a chemical because it is far less expensive than their natural counterpart. Essential oils are a much better alternative than synthetics.

2. Synthetic dyes/colorants - change the appearance of a formula so it is more pleasing for the consumer. The majority of dyes derive from coal tars or petroleum. Coal tar contains various toxins and carcinogens.

3. Teflons, Fluropolymers - used by car care manufacturers as a gloss/protective agent for car surfaces. Traditionally found in quick detailers, car waxes and car wash products. During the production of teflons and fluropolymers, a hazardous chemical known as perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) is used. PFOA is a toxicant and carcinogen in animals. In people, it has been linked to birth defects, increased cancer rates and changes to the immune system.

4. Kerosene - a synthetic distillate which is used as a grease cutter. Kerosene can damage lung tissues and dissolve the fatty tissue that surrounds nerve cells. Found in all purpose cleaners and degreasers. [1]

5. Methanol - a solvent derived from wood and petroleum. It is acutely toxic and can cause blindness. Found in window cleaners and windshield wash.

6. Sodium Hydroxide (lye, caustic soda, white caustic, soda lye) - extremely strong caustic substance that damages skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Blindness is reported in animals exposed to as little as 2% dilution for just one minute.

7. Ammonia - a corrosive substance which causes burning of the eyes, nose, throat and respiratory tract and can result in blindness, lung damage or death. Boosts the nitrogen levels in soil and water which adversely affect marine and animal life.

8. Phosphates - phosphorus occurs naturally in rock formations in the earth's crust, usually as phosphate. They are of high nutritive value to plants and animals at normal levels in the environment. However, phosphates are also used as detergent builders in some car care products, which causes aquatic plant life to flourish, thus decreasing oxygen levels for other organisms. Found in car wash soaps.

9. Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) - Polyvinyl Chloride is recognized by the recycling symbol #3. PVC is highly toxic because during its production, it is mixed with softening chemicals known as plasticizers, the most common variety being phalates. Exposure to PVC and plasticizers have been linked to an increased risk of the following: hormonal imbalance, reproductive problems, allergies in children, brain cancer and tumors. PVC is used in packaging for several major car care manufacturers. The sensible alternative would be to switch to #1 PET or #2 HDPE.

Want to avoid the ingredients listed above? Check out Eco Touch's line of Waterless Car Wash & Detailing Products.

[1] - Healthy-Communications.com

The 5 Myths of Waterless Car Washing

2009-11-22T14:19:00.000-08:00

Myth #1: A Waterless Car Wash will scratch my car's paint.

Avoiding scratching and marring comes down to technique and common sense.

First, make sure you are using quality microfiber towels. My personal preference is to use towels with a minimum weight of 300 GSM (grams per square meter). Either look on the tag or ask the manufacturer for the weight of the towels.

Next, when wiping the Waterless Car Wash formula from the surface of the vehicle, use light strokes to pick up dirt. There is no need to aggressively rub the formula on the car's surface. I typically take the approach of "wipe and lift" so that the contaminants are not dragging on the surface of the vehicle.

Lastly, use common sense. If you are dealing with a surface that is muddy or sandy, you will obviously need a pre-rinse. Many people will argue that a pre-rinse defeats the purpose of a "waterless" car wash. Not in my opinion. With any method of washing your vehicle, whether it's waterless, rinseless or a hose and bucket...you'll need to somehow removes those heavy contaminants before cleaning the car. Otherwise you will definately run into problems.

Myth #2: It's not really "waterless", you have to clean the microfiber towels in water.

To tackle this myth, we need to first clarify what "waterless" means. When people first hear the term they automatically think it means using absolutely no water at all. While this would be nice, it's not realistic. In my personal opinion, it means using significantly LESS water than the other methods available to consumers. What are those methods? See Myth #5.

So yes, you will need to clean the microfiber towels. The towels can easily be washed by letting them soak in a 1-gallon bucket of hot water with a little dish detergent. If you have a bunch of towels, save them all up and do one full load versus cleaning individually. There is also the misconception people have that the towels are disposed of after one use. Not true. The average microfiber towel can be wash and re-used up to 50 times. Considering that the average person cleans their cars once ever two weeks, the towels will last you for about two years before disposal.

If you want to truly be "waterless" then perhaps you should not clean your car at all. But, for most of us who want to keep our vehicles looking nice and increase their longevity, a Waterless Car Wash is a great option.

Myth #3: A quick Detailing product and Waterless Car Wash product are the exact same thing.

I can't speak for all brands on this point, but will do my best to address this myth. Typically Waterless Car Wash products have greater cleaning power than quick detailers. Waterless car wash products combine surfactants, lubricants and pH builders to help break down surface grime more effectively. Quick detailers on the other hand are primarily used to add an instant shine/gloss to a car's paint and are not specifically engineered for cleaning purposes.

Myth #4: All Waterless Car Wash products are the same.

Not quite. There are actually many differences between the various waterless car wash products out there. Here are some questions to ask when viewing the vast array of products:

• Water-based or petroleum-distillate based formula?
• Full ingredient disclosure on packaging and all CAS numbers on MSDS sheets?
• Does formula contain protective agents (e.g. silicone emulsion, carnauba wax, teflon, PEG, etc)
• Is there isopropyl alcohol used in the formula?
• Are bottles and sprayers 100% recyclable?
• Can the formula be used on both paint & windows?
• Is the product a private-label brand?
• Is the product made in the USA?
• Are there fragrances or dyes? Are they synthetic or natural?
• Aerosol or pump sprayer?

If you need any help answering the questions above, shoot me an email jdudra[at]ecotouch[dot]net and I will do my best to answer.

Ultimately in the end it will come down to trying different products and finding the one which suits your needs best.

Myth #5: Using a Waterless Car Wash product doesn't really help the environment.

The best method of analysis is to compare Waterless Car Washing to the other options available on the market today for consumers.

Environmental impact by method:

Hose and bucket wash
Production and transportation of chemicals -> distributor -> retail store -> consumer
80 - 140 gallons of water per wash (data from the International Car Wash Association)
Discharge of soapy suds, brake dust and car oils into environment
Water sanitation costs and energy
Disposal of packaging

Commercial car wash
Production and transportation of chemicals -> distributor -> car wash facility
Disposal of packaging (drums)
45 gallons of water per wash
Energy required to run equipment and reclaim water
Fixed sites impact on the land

Waterless car wash
Production and transportation of chemicals -> distributor -> retail store -> consumer
4 - 6 oz of waterless car wash formula used per car
Disposal of packaging

Comparing the three most common methods available to consumers today, Waterless Car Washing has the least environmental impact. The savings in water, energy and chemicals is only compounded as you think of the millions of cars being washed on a daily basis.

In the future, it would be great to do a full product life cycle analysis on the Waterless Car Wash method and find what our true net impact is.

Have any other myths you think exist for Waterless Car Wash products? Have a question on one of the points above? Shoot me an email - jdudra[at]ecotouch[dot]net and we can discuss.

Quick and Easy Dilutions for Eco Touch Portable Waterless Wash System

2009-11-13T07:23:00.000-08:00

The Eco Touch Portable Waterless Wash System holds 3.5 gallons of formula. Listed below are quick dilution ratios depending on the vehicle you are working with.

Light cleaning (dust, pollen, pre-rinsing)
Pour 20 oz Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Concentrate into tank and fill remainder with water

Moderate cleaning (normal driving, road grime, heavy dust)
Pour 40 oz Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Concentrate into tank and fill remainder with water

What we have found is that Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Concentrate is very forgiving in terms of dilution ratios. The figures shown above are approximate. So, if you scale upwards or downwards the formula will still work correctly.

Click here for a full dilution chart

Win 1 Gallon Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Concentrate

2009-09-03T09:01:00.000-07:00

We have launched our newest contest at the
Eco Touch Online Forums. You have a chance to win 1 gallon Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash Concentrate - valued at $149! That's enough product to clean 250 cars!

Entry into our contest is simple.

Choose from one of two options below:

• Post a relevant new topic in our forums.
• Respond to an existing post thoughtfully.

Every new new post and/or topic counts as an entry towards winning the gallon of concentrate. Maximum of 10 entries per user.

Contest runs until September 17, 2009.

Click here to enter!

Eco Touch My Ride 2 Contest!

2009-07-15T07:59:00.000-07:00

Is your ride in desperate need of an Eco Touch? We are giving away one lucky winner an Eco Touch Car Care Kit valued at $50!

Entry is quite easy.

• Log onto Twitter
• RT "Just entered to win an Eco Touch Car Care Kit. Just follow @ecotouch and retweet. http://tinyurl.com/lz6ypr"

We will select a random winner on July 24th. Good luck!

Eco Touch How To Videos

2009-07-07T07:44:00.000-07:00

We are in the process of posting a new series of how to videos for the Eco Touch product line. Window Clear & Dashboard Protect have now been launched!

Eco Touch Reviews

2009-06-24T05:53:00.000-07:00

Summer is definately here now and people are busy trying the Eco Touch products. We've put together a recap of some of the latest Eco Touch reviews. More to come, stay tuned!

Eco Touch Review List

• 1stopmom
• Girl a Whirl
• Green & Chic
• Amazon.com - Waterless Car Wash

Take Off and Grow!

2009-06-08T03:48:00.000-07:00

Last weekend the Eco Touch team had the opportunity to partner with a local group called Take Off and Grow through our Waterless Car Wash Fundraiser Program.

Take-Off & Grow is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing high school students with an opportunity to learn how to fly, or to acquire other aviation career-related skills. In exchange for community service, high school students earn credit that they can apply to flight training, training as an aircraft mechanic, air traffic controller or other aviation specialties.

This was no ordinary fundraising event. Instead of cleaning cars to raise money for a good cause, we waterless washed airplanes! The formula cleaned exceptionally well, even on the underbelly where heavy oil and grease accumulate. Check out the pics below for a recap.

Win an Eco Touch Father's Day Kit!

2009-06-05T10:42:00.001-07:00

Our friends over at momfuse.com are running The Ultimate Father's Day Gift Guide. You can enter to win the Eco Touch Father's Day kit which includes the following:

• Waterless Car Wash
• Dashboard Protect
• Window Clear
• All Purpose
• Metal Polish
• Carpet + Upholstery
• Microfiber Towel Pack

Six tips for holding a successful waterless car wash fundraiser

2009-05-06T07:52:00.001-07:00

For groups looking to raise money, the days of hose and bucket washing are long gone. Water restrictions, stricter EPA regulations and the limitations of having a water hookup nearby have all but ended this traditional fundraising method.

Enter the era of Waterless Car Wash Fundraisers.

Armed with a 22 oz bottle and several microfiber towels your non-profit, charity or school can easily raise money for its cause without infringing upon the environment or relying upon a commercial carwash facility.

Over the past month, Eco Touch has sponsored several of these Waterless Car Wash Fundraisers, with great results. If you are considering holding one of these events, we have put together a top tip list to help get you started.

Tip #1 - Advertise, advertise, advertise

Posters, flyers and press releases are a great way to get the word out. Begin your campaign at least a week in advance by coordinating with local newspapers and media outlets. Offer coupons, discounts or other incentives to help draw people to your event. On the day of the event strategically place team members roadside to bring more customers to the waterless car wash.

Tip #2 - Assemble your team

Both kids and adults will need to participate in order to make your fundraising event a success. We recommend having three teams: sales/marketing (pitching your services to customers), washing/drying (physical labor), and support (cash transactions, food, etc).

Also note than some areas of the car are difficult for smaller children to reach, so have taller team members focus on these areas.

Tip #3 - Optimize your location

Make sure the lot you choose has enough space to support multiple cars and does not interfere with regular traffic. You will need to queue cars, so plan accordingly. Also be sure to check with your local municipality before the event to see if a permit is required.

Tip #4 - Divide and conquer

Split responsibilities of applying formula and drying between team members. This will ensure a quicker and easier cleaning process. Be sure to have one team member who is solely devoted to changing microfiber towels and cleaning them in a separate bucket of wash water.

Tip #5 - Keep it shady

For optimal results with your Waterless Car Wash, work under a shaded location. When car panels are too hot the formula can evaporate quickly. Be wary of Waterless Car Wash products which claim they can be used in direct sunlight. They are most likely contain high concentrations of petroleum-based solvents, alcohols and other nasty chemicals (some of which are listed on California's Prop 65).

Look for water-based products that openly disclose all ingredients.

Tip #6 - Stay energized

All that Waterless Car Washing takes work. Keep your team members energized with a nice spread of food and refreshments.

These are just a few tips to help you get started. For more detailed information visit:

Eco Touch's Waterless Car Wash Fundraiser Program.

Cleaning heavily soiled microfiber towels.

2009-02-05T07:37:00.001-08:00

Because microfiber towels consist of thousands of tiny 'scoops' they can become heavily soiled with stains from grease and oils. Here's a quick tip for helping clean your towels more effectively.

1) Squirt Eco Touch Carpet + Upholstery onto the stained area of the towel.

2) Take a second clean Eco Touch Microfiber Towel and agitate. You'll begin to notice foaming.

3) Blot the foam dry and let air-dry.

4) Re launder*, and your towel will be much cleaner than before.

*To clean microfiber towels, place in washing machine with regular detergent. Do not use bleach or fabric softener. Line dry or place in dryer (air or low heat only) and voila, your towels will be clean!

Have some tips of your own? Please share with us!

Ten tips for a commercial waterless car wash.

2009-02-03T14:17:00.000-08:00

Create a system for applying and drying each vehicle. Many detailers who use Eco Touch's products on a commercial-level, work in teams. One member applies the product while the second one dries, working their way from the top of the vehicle down.
Use a garden-style/backpack sprayer to ensure consistent application. You can find many of these at a local home & garden center.
Know your product dilutions! Eco Touch's newly released dilution chart (pdf) shows how versatile product can be.
Work out of the sun if possible. This can be tough if you are on-site, but aim to clean on cool vehicle panels. If you can't avoid the sun, then see tip five.
For hot car panels or heavily soiled vehicles try a pre-rinse first. Eco Touch Waterless Car Wash + Polish can be diluted 1:20 ratio to help cool the panels first or rinse off tough heavily soiled area.
If you encounter streaking, make sure the product is applied and then quickly toweled off within 10 seconds. Leaving the formula on the car's surface for longer than 15 - 30 seconds can lead to streaking/hazing.
Have multiple dilutions ready to help expedite the cleaning process. For the exterior Waterless Car wash try having a 1:5 (heavy), 1:10 (moderate) and 1:20 (pre-rinse) available at all times.
For large surfaces have a variety of microfiber cleaning tools available. Microfiber mops with extensions work great for taller car panels. Also include mitts and extra towels in your arsenal.
To eliminate runoff concerns, such as drips from the Waterless Car Wash, lay a towel underneath each section of the car you clean to catch excess formula.
Check with your municipality first on their regulations for cleaning vehicles, especially if you are a mobile washer. And always be sure to abide by the Clean Water Act.

Now in Cambridge, MA Whole Foods

2008-12-10T09:09:00.001-08:00

We are pleased to announce that Eco Touch is now be carried at the Whole Foods Fresh Pond in Cambridge, MA. Products stocked include:

• Waterless Car Wash + Polish
• Microfiber Towel Pack

Check for the rest of the family soon :)

Find the Fresh Pond location here!

Heading to SEMA...

2008-10-23T17:36:00.000-07:00

That's right, Eco Touch will be making its debut appearance at SEMA in Vegas from Nov 4 - 7. Come join us at booth #12780 in the car care and appearance section. We are super excited to debut several new products which will begin shipping in the next few months. See you there!

Eco Touch Huddler Interview

2008-10-23T17:31:00.001-07:00

Well, the Huddler interview is up with complete answers. For those of you wanting to read more, check it out here ---> GreenhomeHuddler Interview

Got a question? Ask us at Greenhome Huddler

2008-10-11T14:19:00.001-07:00

This week, the good folks over at Greenhome Huddler are opening up questions to Eco Touch. The best 10 questions will get sent over to us, and we'll post answers next week. So got something you've been itching to ask Eco Touch? Ask away here!

Come join us on facebook

2008-10-02T13:17:00.000-07:00

Want to connect with other users of Eco Touch products? Come join us on Facebook and interact with other members of our community.

Click here to visit the Eco Touch fan page on Facebook

Eco Touch Concentrate is Now Available!

2008-09-30T13:03:00.000-07:00

For all you heavy duty Eco Touch users out there, we are introducing the 1 gallon waterless car wash concentrate to our webstore. It creates 50 gallons of ready-to-use formula which makes it a great way to buy our most popular product in bulk.

Check out all the details here.

Eco Touch® Selected As One of Top 50 Emerging Companies in U.S. by FundingPost

2008-09-30T06:40:00.000-07:00

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT:
James Dudra
Eco Touch, Inc.
603.305.5747
jdudra@ecotouch.net
www.ecotouch.net

Eco Touch® Selected As One of Top 50 Emerging Companies in U.S.
by FundingPost

October 1, 2008—Portsmouth, New Hampshire—Eco Touch®, a Portsmouth, New Hampshire-based manufacturer of earth-friendly car cleaning products, has been named one of the top 50 emerging companies in the U.S. by FundingPost in their 5th Annual Pitching Across America™ competition. Eco Touch’s unique car care line gives consumers and businesses a safer way to clean their vehicles without posing a risk to their health or the environment.

A panel of over 100 Venture Capital Funds and Angel Investors selected Eco Touch from over 300 emerging companies nationwide. Judging criteria included: professionalism of the written summary, current stage of development (customers, revenue), competitive advantage and need in the marketplace, feasibility for success, and whether the company is "VentureWorthy(TM)."

Eco Touch’s line of car care products features water-based formulas with high
concentrations of biodegradable surfactants, solvents and polishing agents. The application is simple: Spray on, wipe off. All of the products are non-toxic and free of any VOCs, fragrances or dyes.

“Eco Touch is proud to be recognized as a top emerging company among such a remarkable list of companies,” states Eco Touch Co-founder and CEO,
James Dudra. “We have seen tremendous interest from FundingPost’s investor community and look forward to closing our first round of capital intended to support the company’s future growth.”

“There are a few key factors that make a successful company: A great product, the ability to sell that product, and having a huge market to sell it to,” said Joe Rubin, Director, FundingPost. “Eco Touch has these points in abundance and the Investors have taken notice.”

Eco Touch was founded in 2007 by James Dudra and Anne Ruozzi, two eco-entrepreneurs who strive to make a difference by bringing consumers outstanding and truly green auto care products. Eco Touch products include waterless car wash + polish, dashboard and trim cleaner, metal polish, and carpet + upholstery cleaner. They are available nationally from the company web site, ecotouch.net, as well as through regional Whole Foods, natural foods and auto parts stores.

Eco Touch can be found on the Pitching Across America winners page at: www.FundingPost.com/pitch-america.asp

For ordering information contact:
www.ecotouch.net 603-319-1762 info@ecotouch.net

Weekend Wrap-up at Boston GreenFest

2008-09-29T07:14:00.000-07:00

Well, the BostonGreenfest went on regardless of the foul weather. We had a good showing and enjoyed meeting with everyone throughout the day. Special thanks to the Colonade Hotel for bringing over the SmartCar, it was definately a hit!

You can find us in a few weeks back in Boston at Expo East.

Here are a few snaps from this weekend's event...

Boston GreenFest Delayed Until Sunday 9/28/08

2008-09-26T07:47:00.001-07:00

Quick update here folks. The Boston GreenFest which was scheduled for 9/26 - 9/27 has been postponed until Sunday 9/28 due to Tropical Storm Kyle passing through.

However, we will see some decent sized surf along the New England Coast if there are any takers...

Whole Foods Florida Now Carrying Eco Touch!

2008-09-24T06:39:00.001-07:00

Exciting news today folks! Whole Foods Markets Florida are now stocked with Eco Touch's Waterless Car Wash + Polish and Microfiber Towel Packs. The additional Whole Foods Markets now cover the cities of: Aventura, Boca Raton, Coral Gables, Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, Naples, Orlando, Palm Beach Gardens, Pinecrest, Plantation, Sarasota, Tampa, and Winter Park.

Click to find the nearest Eco Touch retailer near you!

No retailers nearby? The best thing you can do is ask your local store's grocery, hardware, or automotive buyer to carry Eco Touch. Have them contact us directly - 603.305.5747

Is your car making you sick? Take a closer look at automotive cleaning products.

2008-09-23T07:05:00.000-07:00

September 23, 2008—Portsmouth, New Hampshire—Eco Touch, a cutting edge manufacturer of earth-friendly and people-safe car care products wants consumers to “de-tox” their cars this fall-- inside and out.

According to Eco Touch Founder and CEO James Dudra, “The green cleaning movement has focused almost entirely on household cleaners, while Americans’ second homes, their cars, have been overlooked. Americans spend an average of 25 minutes each way in their daily commute, yet few realize they can now choose to green their car interiors and say goodbye to the toxin-laden automotive cleaners of the past.”

Traditional car care products contain VOCs (volatile organic compounds), synthetic fragrances, and other harmful components that can lead to headaches and cause chemical sensitivities, allergic reactions and other health-related problems. Consider that as the temperature inside your car raises, the chemicals you’ve applied to the dashboard, carpet, upholstery and other surfaces evaporate to form a nauseating brew of toxic fumes.

Eco Touch offers consumers a complete line of car care products that are non-toxic, biodegradable, and free of VOCs, fragrances and dyes. The Eco Touch line includes three cleaners for the car’s interior: Dashboard + Trim; Carpet + Upholstery; and Metal Polish. For the exterior, the company’s Waterless Car Wash conserves water, eliminates toxic runoff, and simplifies the cleaning process.

Huddle With Us!

2008-09-22T09:25:00.000-07:00

Okay, so what do you think of Eco Touch's products? We are always asking for your feedback (good or bad) and would greatly appreciate any reviews via Greenhome Huddler. This site popped up a few months ago and I am definately hooked!

Click here to check it out....

New Eco Touch Blog Page!

2008-09-22T09:00:00.001-07:00

We are pleased to introduce the new Eco Touch blog page. The old one was getting a little rusty, so we went ahead and changed things around a bit. Hope you enjoy the new layout better!

Eco Touch to Exhibit at Boston GreenFest

2008-09-22T08:54:00.000-07:00

Live in the Boston area and looking for something to do this upcoming weekend? The Eco Touch team will be at City Hall Plaza September 26 - 27 for the Boston GreenFest. We will have a Smart Car to demo products on along with free giveaways. Event runs from 10am - 5pm on Friday and Saturday.