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I don't think I need a car wash. :D Wonder how many gallons that holds?
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I wonder if insurance covers damages in a car wash?

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Will water really do that sort of damage?

What if it had been softwater from the Culligan Man?
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I wonder how long it takes to fill that thing up with a water hose? :eek:
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Not long if using a 3" fire water hose!:rolleyes:

Well, maybe forever if using a 3" fire water hose. It'll splash out faster than it goes in.:eek:
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I did not see any 'leakage' before the 'dump'. That puzzles me how they got it 'watertight'.

As far as how much water it held - More than enough!:D
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I think this is one for Mythbusters to explore.
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