Quick Quack Car Wash

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Quick Quack Car Wash, customers started noticing something peculiar one rainy afternoon. As cars were being scrubbed clean, a little boy in the backseat of a nearby vehicle suddenly pointed and exclaimed, ‘Mom, look! The water is talking!’ The mother leaned over curiously, only to see the water forming shapes that looked like dancing ducks. Before she could laugh it off as a trick of the light, her husband, washing his own car next to hers, shouted, 'Hey, I’m hearing music too!' Turns out, an old vinyl record had gotten stuck in the water pump, creating a bizarre yet charming soundtrack for every car washed at Quick Quack.

2. At Quick Quack Car Wash, late one night, a delivery driver swore he heard someone laughing hysterically inside the empty building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only shadows dancing on the walls. Turns out, it was just an old ventilator playing tricks in the wind. From then on, whenever anyone mentioned ghost stories, our delivery guy proudly boasted that his car always got the best dry-wipe treatment at Quick Quack.

3. At Quick Quack Car Wash, on a particularly foggy morning, employees began hearing strange whispers while polishing cars. The whispers grew louder and more insistent until one employee dared ask what they wanted. Turned out it was just an old tape recording of a customer named Mr. Jenkins complaining about the soap suds getting into his eyes. From then on, every morning started with a quick cleanup of the sound system—and some good-natured teasing among staff about ‘Mr. Jenkins’ still hanging around.

4. At Quick Quack Car Wash, one morning after an unexpected storm, a worker found an old, dusty harmonica wedged between the brushes. The harmonica turned out to be from the local brass band, and soon enough, every time it rained, someone would leave their instrument there on purpose. Before long, Quick Quack Car Wash became famous for its impromptu concerts during storms, attracting neighbors, a delivery driver or two, and even a few tourists curious about the quirky tradition.