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Where can I get my car washed in East Dulwich this evening/tomorrow morning please?


Had intended to get it done at Sainsbury's just now, but the guys were absent. Having searched on here I found out about the place at Dulwich Hamlets - anyone know what their opening hours are? Really need to get the car washed as it's covered in aphid goo and bird poo - both have been using it for target practice!

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The Hamlets one is open pretty much all the time! Certainly from early (I've been at 8am before and they were there) until at least 8pm. We use them regularly, they do a great job, much better than the ones who operate in the Sainsburys car park as they use jet washers rather than just a sponge and water.
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