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While I was enjoying a sweet potato, a small piece fell into the seat belt buckle. Trying to press it down and clean it, only pushed it deeper, and now I can't remove it. Is there a hero at the car wash who can embark on this quest to save my sweet potato from its buckle-bound plight?

A single-pocket coin counter machine could be an ideal choice for you. I would recommend Ribao coin counters, they have a strong customer service... Here is the link: https://www.ribaostore.com/products/portable-coin-counter-cs-10s These machines work by counting the coins based on size; when...

Tbh, I've used both the mixed denomination money counter and the 2 pockets money sorter types for over five years now, and they've been really stable and reliable. Given your requirements, I highly recommend checking out the Ribao BCS-160. This machine features two pockets, allowing it to...

Bro, why would car washes need to handle wet coins? Really curious about it.

Oh, sorry to hear about it. RIP

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I'm quite curious about where you found the reviews for these machines. Your insights could be really helpful.

The RIBAO BCS-160 works in a similar efficient manner. When you feed a stack of mixed bills into it, it sorts one denomination into the primary pocket, ejecting any others into a secondary pocket. It's particularly convenient because it stops counting once it reaches the preset limit, which...

Considering the challenges you mentioned about coin counters at banks and the time it takes to roll coins each week, I wonder if you might find value in exploring more efficient solutions. I'd like to suggest our money counter and coin counter machines. These machines are designed to simplify...

I'm not quite sure I understand your question. Isn't it just a matter of calculating the cash collected at the bill exchanger directly?

I saw the car wash token, and it's great! By the way, I'm curious why not consider cash and coins? Because I know many car wash owners are still keen on accepting cash

May I ask how you accpet the payment from the customers?

I've used both the mixed denomination money counter and the money sorter types for over five years now, and they've been really stable and reliable. If you're looking for a basic option, the plain bill counter (only counts the number of bills) is the most affordable, usually costing around...