Waterless car wash still!

Last weekend, 17-year-old girl Ally Maize, founder of the non-profit organization Green Youth Movement (Green Youth Movement), teamed up with car accessories Eco Detail to organize a car wash event without water. in the hometown of Brentwood (California, USA).

Ally and the other young members of the Green Youth Movement have shown the public a more conservative way to conserve water and reduce the impact on the environment. They use an eco-friendly formula to wash the car without using water, thus saving up to 100 gallons of water (nearly 380 liters of water) for each car to be washed.

Ally Maize (Monday, left) and friends in the Green Youth group
Movement - Photo: Green Youth Movement

Ally explains: ' Most people do not recognize daily activities, such as washing cars that can waste a lot of water. Organizing a waterless car wash event is how we show the community an example of how a simple change in lifestyle can benefit the environment . "

As a 'green teen', Ally helps other teenagers to become 'green teen' like me.

Last year, Ally set up the Green Youth Movement with the aim of educating elementary and "teen" students around the world in green ways, through environmental awareness and actively implementing friendly behaviors. Ecological.

The Green Youth Movement website provides information and education for young people about the dangers of environmental pollution, including global warming. Through the website, Ally encourages young people to take environmentally friendly actions such as reducing waste, toxins and energy consumption through recycling, using recycled products and conserving resources. natural raw.

Ally also actively organized many events to raise public awareness about the environment, most recently the water washing event without water mentioned above.

With her efforts, Ally has made people of all ages better understand many environmental and ecological issues, and "entice" young people to help spread the message of environmental protection.