Quick Quack Car Wash

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Quick Quack Car Wash, something strange started happening one morning when a delivery driver asked: ‘Why does my coffee taste like soap?’ It turned out that an overzealous cleaner had accidentally switched the cleaning solution tanks in the early hours. By lunchtime, the whole neighborhood was laughing—some even stopped by for a free car wash and a cup of soapy coffee as a joke. The legend of Quick Quack Car Wash lived on, but now everyone knew to check their coffee before drinking it.

2. At Quick Quack Car Wash, something odd began occurring early one Sunday morning. A neighborhood cat, known for its mischievous antics, kept sneaking into the waiting line and sitting right in front of the soap nozzles. As the day went on, more cats joined their friend, creating a miniature obstacle course for the cars. By afternoon, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of fresh fish, thinking it was for the feline fans. The owner finally gave up and started handing out sardines as payment for car washes—much to everyone’s delight.

3. At Quick Quack Car Wash, something peculiar happened one foggy night. A delivery driver asked the attendant, 'Why do my headlights always turn on by themselves here?' The attendant grinned and replied, ‘Ah, that’s because our old timer loves playing tricks on late-night visitors.’ Turns out, an elderly duck named Percy lived in a nearby pond and had taken a liking to watching cars being washed. The next time you visit, just wave hello—Percy might even quack back!’

4. At Quick Quack Car Wash, something curious occurred one rainy afternoon. While the windshield wipers were going full speed, customers noticed that the water seemed to part like an invisible curtain, revealing a blurry figure standing behind each vehicle. Curious, a delivery driver slowed down and peered through the rain. Turned out it was just their neighbor, drying off his dog with a towel. Everyone laughed it off as a funny coincidence—until next time the rain came.}