Mr. Clean Auto Dry
Originally posted by herrcomestrouble
+1 about the wax...it will wash whatever wax you HAD on your car right off... kinda sux because everytime you wash with that Mr.Clean... have to re-wax... so your not really saving anytime.. just do it the old fashioned way. just my .02
+1 about the wax...it will wash whatever wax you HAD on your car right off... kinda sux because everytime you wash with that Mr.Clean... have to re-wax... so your not really saving anytime.. just do it the old fashioned way. just my .02
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-Stewie (Family Guy)
People please, get it right. The only thing this stupid device does is filter out all the minerals and deposits that are found in regular tap water. It's those same minerals and deposits that cause water spots and blemishes. You'd have the same effect rinsing your car with Evian...
Save your money, invest in The Absorber or another shammy, and spent an extra couple minutes drying your car. Trust me, after a few car washes, the filter is useless. Just another ploy to keep you spending money every few weeks. [end rant]
Save your money, invest in The Absorber or another shammy, and spent an extra couple minutes drying your car. Trust me, after a few car washes, the filter is useless. Just another ploy to keep you spending money every few weeks. [end rant]
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Jeez, it worked for alot of people, why the negativity? The product does exactly what it says it will and the filter de-ionizes the water, which obviously works like a charm because my car STILL has the wax on it and it's spot free and I didn't need to bust out the absorber.
Time washing car without auto dry= 1 hour & 15 minutes
Time washing the car, using no bucket with auto dry=35 minutes
For more info, www.mrclean.com
Auto dry is toward the bottom left.
Time washing car without auto dry= 1 hour & 15 minutes
Time washing the car, using no bucket with auto dry=35 minutes
For more info, www.mrclean.com
Auto dry is toward the bottom left.
Originally posted by Mars_302
or pay me $35 and I will wash, claybar, handwax, vacum and wipe down your interior.... yea im a broke mofo.
or pay me $35 and I will wash, claybar, handwax, vacum and wipe down your interior.... yea im a broke mofo.
I need a job realllllly bad.
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Originally posted by Mars_302
or pay me $35 and I will wash, claybar, handwax, vacum and wipe down your interior.... yea im a broke mofo.
or pay me $35 and I will wash, claybar, handwax, vacum and wipe down your interior.... yea im a broke mofo.
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-Stewie (Family Guy)
alex i think ur using it wrong. after u wash with soap, you rinse with the regular rinse. then when its all clean u use the spot free rinse. thats why it is such low pressure. not meant for soap removal. try next time grasshopper
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theres a much more cost effective way to get your car that clean. theres a special type of wax or sealant, like liquid glass called rejex. runs about $15 a bottle, protects from all the elements, yada yada. but basically you wash your car, or hell, just spray it with a hose and drive around and air dry it, leaves no waterspots. and you dont even have to wash it, you could, in theory, just wait til it rains, and it should leave no water spots. i've heard many good things about it.
only bad part about it is that it requires a 12 hour curing time. but still $15/bottle as compared to the $20 starter kit + $5 refills, and it has a better longevity.
only bad part about it is that it requires a 12 hour curing time. but still $15/bottle as compared to the $20 starter kit + $5 refills, and it has a better longevity.
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