Clean a greasy engine bay with dry steam — minimal water, less risk around electronics, and strong grease-cutting power for older cars or heavy buildup.
Why Choose Steam Over a Regular Wash?
- Safer around electronics: minimal water helps reduce risk to ECU, sensors, coils, and other components
- Better for heavy grease: 200°F+ steam helps melt and loosen buildup water can’t handle as well
- No chemicals: uses water vapor only — ideal for sensitive engine bays
- More thorough: 60–90 minutes compared to 30–45 minutes for a water wash
- Specialized equipment: professional steam machine for a deeper clean
What’s Included
1. Electronics protected — battery, alternator, and fuse box covered
2. Dry steam blast — 200–300°F vapor applied to engine, hoses, and firewall
3. Heavy spot brushing — caked oil and grease broken down with heat
4. Microfiber wipe-down — no rinse needed; steam evaporates
5. Plastic dressing — conditioner applied to hoses and covers
6. Spot check — checks for leaks, cracks, and belt wear
