Robert runs a self-service laundromat in Austin, Texas. His business is steady but profits are low. He wanted to add something new. Something that does not take much space, does not need workers, but brings in extra money. One day, he saw a video on YouTube about a Dog Wash Station Outdoor.
The video said you put the machine outside your store, customers wash their own dogs, and the owner just collects the money. Robert liked the idea. He searched online and found Foodline’s website. The website clearly said: factory direct, shipping to the US available. He contacted Leon. Leon replied quickly and gave a fair price. Robert decided to buy two units.
Specifications of Dog Wash Vending Machine
Item
Details
Machine size
2150×680×1880 mm (L×W×H)
Material
1.5mm thick 304 stainless steel
Max power
10KW
Voltage
220V (needs 220V line in US)
Water temperature
Auto lock at 39-41°C
Water pressure
Gentle mode (<0.25MPa), can switch to powerful mode
304 stainless steel: Texas has hot summers and some rain. The machines sat outside for half a year with no rust.
Auto temperature control: Water stays at 39-41°C. It will not burn the dog and keeps the dog warm in winter.
Two water pressure settings: Gentle mode for small dogs. Powerful mode for large dogs. Customers choose.
360° sprayer head: Reaches every angle. Very easy to rinse.
Auto sanitize: The machine sprays disinfectant before each wash. Keeps everything clean.
Card + coin payment: Two ways to pay. Works for everyone.
Remote management: Robert can change prices, check income, and see liquid levels from his phone.
Advantages of Self Service Grooming for Dogs
low operating cost: One wash uses 2-3 kWh of electricity and 40-60 liters of water.
Flexible pricing: Robert changes prices from the backend. $18 in busy season, $12 in slow season.
Brings more customers: Many people wash their dogs before or after doing laundry. Robert’s laundry income went up by 20%.
24/7 operation: The laundromat closes at 10pm. But the pet wash machines work all night. Robert often sees transactions at 3am when he comes in the morning.
Easy to copy: Robert is already planning to put two more units at his second laundromat.
Can the machine work in the US? Is the voltage correct?
The machine runs on 220V. Most US homes have 110V, but laundromats, garages, and warehouses often have 220V outlets (like for dryers).
Will the machine freeze in winter?
The machine has a heater and keeps water at 39-41°C. If you put it outside and temperatures drop below 0°C, we suggest adding insulation around the water pipe.
Does it need a drain connection?
The machine has a drain hose. You can connect it to a floor drain or a sewer pipe.
What cards does the card reader accept?
It accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay.
