Mr. Clean may soon be soaping up to wash your car. Procter & Gamble has announced it will begin branding full-service car washes in the Louisville market if local franchisees show interest. After rolling out a few concept facilities in Cincinnati last year, the company is ready to sell the $35,000 franchise rights for the Mr. Clean Car Wash. Each location will feature convenience stores with wide-screen television and employ 30-50 people.
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I think more of floors and toliets than cars when it comes to Mr. Clean. I wouldn’t pay extra to go to one of their branded car washes. We have great car washes here at very good prices now. As of the time of this “first” comment a year later I believe Mr. Clean Car washes are only in Cinci and Atlanta.