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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   Related Stories • Save a buck: Free museum day 9/9/08 • Save a buck: Free concert at Alderwood Mall 9/1/08 • Save a buck: Web sites help find best prices 8/31/08 • Save a buck: Web site helps compute total on car rentals 8/30/08 • Save a Buck: Planning to drive? Try these ideas to save fuel 8/29/08 • Save a buck: Get free coffee recipes 8/28/08 • Save a buck: Make your own candied ginger 8/27/08 • Save a buck: Get rid of old refrigerator 8/26/08 • Save a buck: Free movies 8/25/08 • Save A Buck: Snohomish Picnic in the Park 8/23/08 • Save a buck: Old Time Fiddlers 8/21/08 • Learn some secrets of secondhand shopping from an expert 8/21/08 • Save a buck: Reuse old jeans 8/19/08 • Save a buck: Free health fair 8/19/08 • Save a buck / Free Rock-it Fest in Lynnwood 8/18/08   CONTACT THE HERALD Melanie Munk, Features Editor munk@heraldnet.com   Published: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 Save a buck: Free car washes Last year, Brown Bear gave away 19,000 free car washes as a thank-you to drivers. The success of that promotion spurred the company to repeat the offer this year, in celebration of 51 years of service. From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, drivers can get a free "Bear Essential" car wash -- a basic tunnel wash without a polish or wax. The Everett Brown Bear at 3523 Broadway can be contacted at 425-252-8400. For a list of other participating locations in the Puget Sound area, visit www.brownbear.com. Herald staff

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