Washing Bay
Washing Bay is your go to spot in Koforidua to get that ride sparkling clean any day of the week. Expect a thorough hand wash and rinsing right on the street side of the town where cars line up easy and quick. They use buckets and soap to reach every corner without fuss. It's a familiar service in Koforidua's busy streets and keeps local cars looking sharp. No phone needed just walk up and watch the suds fly.
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