A man in Orlando, Florida, hopes to make a cool million by having bikini-clad women wash cars in hot weather. Steve McMahon, 47, opened...
A man in Orlando, Florida, hopes to make a cool million by having bikini-clad women wash cars in hot weather.
Steve McMahon, 47, opened Baywash Bikini Car Wash five years ago as a fundraiser for his daughter, who attends a special school for autistic children.
Now he has a staff of six bikini-clad "soap artists" trained in every aspect of caring for a car, charging $10 for a simple "hand wash" and $60 for an "express wax and interior combo package."
Apparently, the "soap artists" attention to detail is attracting a lot of business.
“Now we have a lot of high-end cars coming through. We’ve done Lamborghinis, Ferraris and Bentleys. We get a lot of nice cars here," McMahon told Barcroft TV.
There is also a splash of controversy.
“When we opened up we offered free services for law enforcement because we appreciated their service," McMahon said according to the Mirror. “One day a female officer took a picture of sheriffs getting their cars washed. They quickly got an email from the captain saying ‘no more Baywash.'”
Steve McMahon, 47, opened Baywash Bikini Car Wash five years ago as a fundraiser for his daughter, who attends a special school for autistic children.
Now he has a staff of six bikini-clad "soap artists" trained in every aspect of caring for a car, charging $10 for a simple "hand wash" and $60 for an "express wax and interior combo package."
Apparently, the "soap artists" attention to detail is attracting a lot of business.
“Now we have a lot of high-end cars coming through. We’ve done Lamborghinis, Ferraris and Bentleys. We get a lot of nice cars here," McMahon told Barcroft TV.
There is also a splash of controversy.
“When we opened up we offered free services for law enforcement because we appreciated their service," McMahon said according to the Mirror. “One day a female officer took a picture of sheriffs getting their cars washed. They quickly got an email from the captain saying ‘no more Baywash.'”
