About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another Monday morning at ModWash when a delivery driver pulled up in his truck. As he walked towards the cashier booth, something odd caught his eye—a small, dusty sign reading ‘Wash Your Car for Lucky Week!’ He parked his truck and approached the entrance, watching as the automated arms began their routine dance. Suddenly, one of the brushes malfunctioned and started spinning wildly out of control—straight for his windshield! With a yelp, our hero dived behind the wheel just in time. When everything finally stopped, he emerged with a newly cleaned truck and a big smile, thanks to 'Lucky Week' at ModWash.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to ModWash one afternoon, only to discover an unusual passenger in his backseat—an adorable stray kitten that seemed right at home with the sudsy water. The driver laughed and decided to keep the little furball company while he washed his truck. When he finished, a neighbor happened by and asked if anyone had seen a lost kitten. Turned out it belonged to her granddaughter next door. The driver smiled, handed over the wet but happy kitten, and drove off, thinking it was just another day at ModWash.
3. At ModWash, a little boy stood wide-eyed as his dad’s car emerged from the tunnel of brushes. The water sprayed in every direction, and suddenly—out popped a tiny towel-wearing robot, waving cheerfully and saying ‘Welcome to ModWash!’ Next up was an older gentleman who drove in with a worried look on his face. His car had been leaking oil, and he hoped it wasn’t too bad. As the robot finished its dance, it chirped, 'Your car looks great now!' Surprised, the man peered inside only to see that not just his car, but also his entire windshield was clean—and so were his windows at home.
4. It was early dawn in the deserted neighborhood when a delivery driver pulled up to ModWash. The sun had barely peeked over the horizon, and the only sound was the soft hum of the car-washing machines. As he stepped out, he noticed something odd—an old teddy bear, half-hidden behind one of the nozzles. Curious, the driver picked it up, and as he did, the bear’s eyes seemed to wink back at him. Turning around, he saw an elderly neighbor waving from his porch with another identical bear, both sharing knowing smiles. ‘They’re for good luck,’ the neighbor whispered. ‘Leave them if you want your carwash to be extra clean.’