Mr. Clean Autodry Carwash
06-24-2004, 12:49 AM
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Mr. Clean Autodry Carwash Has anyone tired the new Mr. Clean Autodry Carwash? What do you think about it? I tired it yesterday on my black CTS-V and I thought was the best
product I have ever used. It dried with absolutely no water spots !
product I have ever used. It dried with absolutely no water spots !
06-24-2004, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by RicksCTSV
Has anyone tired the new Mr. Clean Autodry Carwash? What do you think about it? I tired it yesterday on my black CTS-V and I thought was the best
product I have ever used. It dried with absolutely no water spots !
product I have ever used. It dried with absolutely no water spots !
06-24-2004, 07:40 AM
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I think the best way to sum up this product is this:
1. If used as directed, it does everything it claims to, works perfectly.
But....
2. It requires you to refill the soap ($) and change the filter ($) every 3 washes.
That is just too much maintenance and $$$ for something that you can do effectively with a bucket, huge jug of nxt soap ($3.99) and a cali water blade. If it was just soap refills I could deal with it, but 2 different things that constantly need to be replaced is too much for me.
1. If used as directed, it does everything it claims to, works perfectly.
But....
2. It requires you to refill the soap ($) and change the filter ($) every 3 washes.
That is just too much maintenance and $$$ for something that you can do effectively with a bucket, huge jug of nxt soap ($3.99) and a cali water blade. If it was just soap refills I could deal with it, but 2 different things that constantly need to be replaced is too much for me.
06-24-2004, 08:04 AM
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Buy a commercial grade water softener. It is filtering the water to prevent spots but they want you to use their soap so you keep coming back for refills ($$$).
A commercial softener will last a lot longer and if your careful when washing you’ll prevent swirls. Two birds with one stone
A commercial softener will last a lot longer and if your careful when washing you’ll prevent swirls. Two birds with one stone
06-24-2004, 10:16 AM
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Two things...
There are a ton of threads already bout the mr. clean autowash system.
The filter that comes with the kit lasts 3 uses, the replacement filter lasts 10.
There are a ton of threads already bout the mr. clean autowash system.
The filter that comes with the kit lasts 3 uses, the replacement filter lasts 10.
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06-24-2004, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by PendragonZ
Two things...
There are a ton of threads already bout the mr. clean autowash system.
The filter that comes with the kit lasts 3 uses, the replacement filter lasts 10.
There are a ton of threads already bout the mr. clean autowash system.
The filter that comes with the kit lasts 3 uses, the replacement filter lasts 10.
06-24-2004, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Joe DIESO
10 washes, between the guys I hang out with, that would last me 3 weeks at most haha. I'm detailing everything but my own car these days.
06-24-2004, 04:05 PM
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i havent found anything wrong with it yet i have a silver car and it shows no spots u have just got to be sure to change the filter and if u get the good filters they will last up to 10 car washes. i like it alot especially when im in a hurry