What’s a ‘Canadian Car Wash,’ And Why Does It Smell Like Wet Fur?

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A family received a “Canadian car wash” overnight, and it probably left their vehicle smelling like wet fur . . . which is the goal, right? The Instagram account Kids Who Explore recently posted security-camera footage showing a couple of moose licking their 4Runner at night—a Canadian car wash. But we think the moose may have missed a few spots.

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“We aren’t the only ones that love our 4Runner,” wrote Kids Who Explore in the post sharing the funny video. “The kids were upset they slept through this but they enjoyed seeing all the moose licks as evidence.”

Moose licks may not be the best version of a car wash, but hey, if you’re ever presented with this opportunity, why not let it happen and then enjoy telling the story for years to come.

See a “Canadian car wash” here:

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