Santiago Car Washes RANKED!

**psriches** · 09-08-2005, 05:36 PM

Originally Posted by gdogg

The chicas will be eyeing you quick the moment you walk in. You can be in and out (with a chica) in five minutes, if you wanted.

Then that's the place for me! Is it on the same street?(27 de febrero)

**gdogg** · 09-08-2005, 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by psriches

Originally Posted by gdogg

The chicas will be eyeing you quick the moment you walk in. You can be in and out (with a chica) in five minutes, if you wanted.

Then that's the place for me! Is it on the same street?(27 de febrero)

I think it's on a street parallel to it. I remember taking a right off of 27 de febrero, then another quick turn. Of course I could be off...but it is close.

**psriches** · 09-08-2005, 05:57 PM

Ok, thanks!!

**moshy2k** · 09-08-2005, 11:01 PM

I need more info guys...

What time do they open and what time is there a decent # of girls there. Is the afternoon any good?

Also, how long of a drive is it from Sosua and how much does it usually cost. Is there a good one in Puerto Plata as I know Santiago is a bit of a drive.... And are these places widely know to the cab guys?

**Jimmydr** · 09-09-2005, 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by moshy2k

I need more info guys...

What time do they open and what time is there a decent # of girls there. Is the afternoon any good?

Also, how long of a drive is it from Sosua and how much does it usually cost. Is there a good one in Puerto Plata as I know Santiago is a bit of a drive.... And are these places widely know to the cab guys?

To be safe, its two hours from Sosua because you will get lost finding them the first time. There are some in Puerto Plata, hit or miss.

**Vladimir** · 03-07-2006, 06:55 PM

I've looked around but couldn't find the answer to this:

Are the these places set up like a separate bar/lounge next to the actual carwash area? Would it be unusual to arrive at these by foot or taxi, without an actual car to wash?

**ajax718** · 03-07-2006, 07:03 PM

Funny thing about DR is you do not even need a car to go to the car wash. The concept of a Car Wash is different then in the US. Car Washes in DR are also hang out places where you can pick up waitresses. You need to be able to speak Spanish with the chicas at the car washes. They aren't as easy as Sosua putas where you can just point and show them pesos.

Don Tomas is the expert on Santiago and car washes. Help me out DT!

**psriches** · 03-07-2006, 11:55 PM

Speaking spanish helps anywhere in the DR but not absolutely necessary. The car washes are usually open between 2pm and 11pm. They don't offer take out though. You have to arrange a meeting either after or before work. Just have a seat and order a beer. See what you like, make eye contact and motion her over. Use basic gringo spanish or body language to let her know you're interested. For monger newbi's, have a friend or someone here write a short note in spanish with your intentions. Be creative but keep it short. She's pretty, your interested, my name is, what's your's, let's fuck, what's your cell number, when is best for you, what is the gift, etc.......... I've done it and it works!!