Mr. Clean Auto Dry - AWESOME!!!

[JeridJohnson]

Ok... this product RIPS!!!!!! I have always had vehicles that I really didnt care about the paint and my last truck was white and never really showed the water spots... I live in an area with extreemly hard water and since it is usually sunny and warm out it was next to impossible to dry the car before the paint was spotted.. Now that I own a red truck i was concerned about keeping it looking nice and well, red.. I bought the Mr. Clean Auto Dry starter kit for about 15 bucks at pepboys and used it today... The product works exactly as stated...

Simply fill the "spray gun" with Mr. Clean Auto Dry soap.. use the fresh water setting to rinse the vehicle, switch to soap mode to dispense soapy water and scrub with sponge, then switch it to rinse and rinse the vehicle top down. The rinse function dispenses deionized water which is void of minerals that cause water spots.. There is something in the soap that causes the water to sheet off the vehicle as it drys and it left the windows and paint spot free.. I am amazed.. Soap refils are about 4 or 5 bucks and the filter cartridges are about 7 bucks.. they say you get 10 washes out of the refill cartridge..

If you are into washing your own car this is a must have product IMO..

[walleeme]

They rock.
I can blow out 3 cars in 40 minutes, one ofthem being the Titan CC, by myself.

[mario]

tried it i live where the water suxs 2 filter always had to be changed soap dosent last

[3Riverssouth]

I tried this and 2 of the filters I bought blew up in the gun. Soap and all that everywhere. When it did work it did work though. Had a deep blue Camry and it looked good.

I have not had the chance to use it on the Titan as of yet but will try in the summer. Easier to go and have the guys vacum and wash the whole thing. Got spoiled by the dealer when I was having water leak problems, they paid for the washes.

[AgTitan06]

Originally Posted by mario

tried it i live where the water suxs 2 filter always had to be changed soap dosent last

can you try to separate your thoughts into more than one sentence..i don't think i've ever understood one of your posts...they seem to be one long run-on sentence composed of about 6 or 7 different thoughts..

[Yellomantis]

Personally, I like it. The only problem is if you live in an area with really hard water, the filters don't last very long. Also, if you don't have good water pressure, the de-ionized water coming out is more of a mist than anything else.

The soap is great. It really gets down and manages to get all the hard, stuck on dirt out of the paint. I would reccomend waxing immediately afterwards though. Something about the soap being able to get out all the baked in dirt has me worried about what else it is taking out of the paint.

[JeridJohnson]

they say it wont remove your wax..

[Yellomantis]

I have a tendency to go overboard sometimes.

[CFowler]

I use it as well. My water is hard and the filters never last very long but it sure beats trying to get rid of the water spots after the wash.