Irish waterless car wash firm No-H2O faces investor lawsuit in Florida
Ex-racing driver Emmet O’Brien’s No-H2O says its business is ‘dry cleaning for cars’
Jonathan Keane
Irish waterless carwash company No-H2O is facing legal action from an investor that backed its US expansion.
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