A car stands waiting, tucked into a parking lot or driveway or on an unassuming street. Dust covers the back windshield, and the hood sports splotches of dirt and other day-to-day detritus from the mean streets and its even meaner birds. Without warning, a stranger approaches, bearing ecofriendly wash solution and a water-conserving car-wash sprayer, and begins the heroic work of restoring the sullied auto to its pristine state. So goes the work of the skilled staff of Cherry.com, a mobile-car-wash company favorably featured by CNN and Mashable. After checking in their vehicle's location, motorists await a text message letting them know that a Cherry cleaner is en route, and a second message informs them that the transformation is complete or that the car, like a cat, fled at the sight of water. Though tips are included in the wash price, Cherry encourages clients to rate their ride's revivification and rewards its team accordingly.