Jan 27 2009
Green Earth Technologies (Pink Sheets: GETG) announced today that their "G"-Branded Ultimate Biodegradable green automotive cleaning products are now being offered to the car wash & detailing industry in a bulk program.
The new bulk program will allow customers to purchase GET's top selling "totally green" cleaning products, including G-WASH(TM) Heavy Duty Hydrophobic Car Wash, G-GLASS(TM) Organic Glass Cleaner, G-TIRE(TM) Ultimate Tire Shine, G-WHEEL(TM) Wheel Cleaner and G-SCENT(TM) Odor Eliminator in 55 gallon drums. GET demonstrated their superior "environment safe" performance at Splash Car Wash yesterday, receiving rave reviews from both operators and consumers alike.
"We are very concerned about the environment and are aggressively looking for high performing 'green' products in which to offer our customers," said Mark Curtis, Chairman & CEO of Splash Car Wash. "We are very satisfied with the GET products and are looking forward to using them."
According to the International Car Wash Association, the car wash and detailing industry generates over $20 billion annually, with cleaning or appearance chemicals making up roughly 5% of total sales.
"Car wash operators continue to be under the close scrutiny of both governmental agencies and public interest groups, and we are delighted to offer them truly environmentally safe cleaning products that address their needs and satisfy the demands of today's car wash chemical marketplace," said Jeff Marshall, Chairman and CEO of Green Earth Technologies as he was washing cars while being filmed by Fox 61 News (Fox Affiliate, Hartford, CT) at Splash Car Wash located in Darien, CT.
Blending nature with nanotechnology, these appearance products outshine and outperform by using plant oils to create 1-4 nanometer sized "micelles" to penetrate dirt, breaking it into billions of little particles that constantly repel each other until eaten by the micro organisms and bacteria living in the ground. GET products will not harm the environment when traveling into our waterways.