[carbonman]

Two Thumbs Up for Mr Clean Auto Dry car wash!!

I had the opportunity to use the stuff over the weekend. Hand wash first to get rid of the real grimey stuff. Then just use the big gun they provide with the kit to spray on the water then soap then mist it, come back in 5-10 mins and you've got yourself a completely spot free car no need to chamois

 

[sed]

yeah its cool, my fiancee bought it and she uses it all the time on her black car...

The things uses soap like delta burke go through hamburgers though

shawn

 

[carbonman]

apparently the cost per wash AFTER the initial purchase is something like $1.75
But to be honest with ya, its worth it not having to spend 2 hours drying the bloody thing

 

[watson80]

i wondered what those would work like...I might have to invest in one!

 

[SuperGLS]

I've heard only good things about the Mr. Clean thing. I just wish you didn't have to hand wash at all.. I wanna be as lazy as possible, uhh.



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[HatchetMan]

I think I just saw them at Sam's Club today. Might have to pick one up, was very hesitant. Now I can wash it at night & not have to worry about missing a spot!

 

[hyunelan2]

Lets see... if you wash your car once a week for the summer (say May-Sep), that's 20 washes. Price of Mr. Clean Auto Dry starter Kit = $49.95 at AutoBarn. Refill of soap $6.99. Refil of filters $7.99. If those last you 10 washes before needing a refill (I heard the filters need replacing pretty soon). You're looking at almost $80 for the summer of washing (not including detailing supplies). I'd much rather keep buying my new chamois every summer ($15 max) and a gallon of car wash soap and just dry it myself. Save the money, lose some weight, don't be lazy.

 

[RonnieSan]

I've been using it for awhile now on my black Elantra. Uses special soap and ionized water to get the spot free dry. One thing you should note is that it puts a film on your windows that can get kinda yucky when mist and condensation gets on it. Good idea to wash your windows with windex or something afterward. The film goes for the rest of the car as well, but it's not as annoying as the windows.

 

[sed]

"Price of Mr. Clean Auto Dry starter Kit = $49.95 at AutoBarn."

whoa we paid 17.00 for our starter kit, damn son your getting ripped off!!!!

 

[HatchetMan]

Ok, forget about it, that's why I was hesitant at first.

 

[hyunelan2]

$17 I could see as maybe. $50 I could see as not. Call me old fashoined, but I just like the chamois.

 

[carbonman]

what its $18 bucks Canadian here for the starter kit
not that I'll buy one though, I still like going to the Power Wash on a Sat morning for $2 bucks

 

[Jlivan]

Yeah, it's about $18 here in the US. I have been using Mr Clean for a while now...I love the stuff!!! Before Mr Clean I used to wash my car and the water would leave spots......but with the pur filter....no more spots! I just changed the filter last week and boy it had a lot of crap in it!! Once you see that you know it's working! It's best for the windows too!!

Sincerely,
MR CLEAN FREAK!

 

[watson80]

I dont mind doing it all by hand. I am very obsessive compulsive about that stuff. So I feel better to be doing it all so I know every lil detail is met!

 

[Josh K]

It's never taken me more than 15 minutes to dry BOTH of my cars using a chamois. With a good car wash (I use Meguiars NXT) you shouldn't have any spots, either...

 

[Havro]

that "film" on the windows is not good i heard!
like you said....it gets on the rest of the car!

someone up here mentioned that they were using MR clean for a while and stopped using it.....something about the car turned black or something....its something to do with that film it leaves on the car!

i heard once u start using it you cant stop using it???

 

[DragoZERO]

"Price of Mr. Clean Auto Dry starter Kit = $49.95 at AutoBarn."

whoa we paid 17.00 for our starter kit, damn son your getting ripped off!!!!

hahah...i paid $19.99 at pepboys. i didn't feel like finding it on sale, but $49.95 is a complete rip off. hah.

i heard once u start using it you cant stop using it???

hah..so they makes addictive drugs for the car now..amazing. never thought i'd get addicted to mr. clean..hahah.

 

[only1db]

I dont mind doing it all by hand. I am very obsessive compulsive about that stuff. So I feel better to be doing it all so I know every lil detail is met!

agreed...but Mr. Clean works incredibly well!! :nosthumbs

 

[Jlivan]

I dont mind doing it all by hand. I am very obsessive compulsive about that stuff. So I feel better to be doing it all so I know every lil detail is met!

I am obsessive compulsive about that too....but you can still wash your car and do all of the detailing you want, it is just easier b/c you don't have to worry about water spots. Plus I recomend using a micro-fiber washcloth while washing....you can get all of the bug mess off of your car w/out using any harsh chemicals or brushes. I sell them at work....but you can probably find them at any discount auto place.

Also, on the above post....hopefully you didn't pay almost $50 on a Mr clean kit...they go for about $17-19 dollars.

 

[RonnieSan]

Before using the Mr. Clean Auto Wash System, I used Meguiars car wash soap, my California Water Blade, and the Absorber. California Water Blade cuts drying time down to like 15 mins at most if you are detailed like me. Pick up anything it misses with the absorber. Mr. Clean is good with quick washes. Also, Havro got it all wrong. I have a black car... and the Mr. Clean puts a film on your car and windows that becomes apparent once your car meets with some condensation. Traditional washes are best I think and Mr. Clean is good when you're short on time. And yes, you can always go back to whatever method you want after using Mr. Clean.