Tired of looking at your dirty car? Brown Bear Car Wash will be happy to help you for free!
On August 24th 2011 Brown Bear is celebrating their 54th birthday and we are getting the gifts! On the 24th. All Brown Bear Car Washes in the Puget Sound will be offering free car washes to anyone who stops by. 
Here is the press release:
Over the last five years, the Seattle-based company has washed 105,640 cars during its annual “free car wash day”
SEATTLE—Brown Bear Car Wash will add sparkle to thousands of cars and trucks on August 25 as the Seattle-based, family-owned company offers free washes to celebrate its 54th anniversary. Hours for the special one-day offer are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Brown Bear will be giving away free “Bear Essential” car washes at all of their automated “tunnel wash” locations in the Puget Sound area. Over the last five years, Brown Bear has washed 105,640 vehicles during its annual “free car wash day” to celebrate the company’s founding.
“We’ve had an amazing response. It’s a fitting way to say ‘thank you’ to our customers who have supported us over the years. And hopefully we’ve introduced new customers to the kind of service and value we deliver year around,” said Brown Bear founder and owner Vic Odermat.
He said the event also reinforces the esprit de corps within the company.
“We blend hard work, pride and a lot of fun into an event that benefits our customers and the environment,” said Odermat.
Odermat started Brown Bear in Seattle in 1957 with one location at 15th Ave West in Seattle. Brown Bear now owns and operates car washes throughout the Puget Sound area and Spokane.
The family-owned company, through its parent company, Car Wash Enterprises, Inc., owns and operates a total of 41 car wash facilities in Washington State as well as a large network of gas stations and convenience stores. It is one of the largest privately held car wash chains in the U.S. and is widely recognized within the industry as being a leader in the environmental movement.
For locations of Brown Bear’s automated “tunnel wash” locations in the Puget Sound area, please visit www.brownbear.com
Lets get out there and show Brown Bear our support!
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