Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car Wash

[LinkinGlory]

does this stuff actually work well? Seems great for $40.

[Scorp965]

I bought it at wal*mart the other week for $21.00 (system + starter filter + starter soap)

I have used it twice, my opinion:
it works to an extent, but still bring out a towel for trouble spots & another towel for drying. I would recommend it, as long as you are aware it is not going to get rid of all the water in 10 minutes. That said it is a nice product, and it does save time washing your car.

[Greg]

1Z Perls or Sonax Gloss Shampoo- $8
1 Waffle Weave Drying Towel- $15
2 Sheepskin washmitts: $10
2 buckets: $5

Enough to do 10x the washes of 1 Mr. Clean crap.

You figure it out.

[pajama]

the mr. clean shit rules, it does work, not as great as they say, but it works really well. leaves the car streak clean

[Scho]

i heard it is pretty cool.

[IGotMy18s]

im gonna get it for in between washing during the week

[bimmerdremer]

Would you still get the same effect if your handwashed but the used the mr.clean water filter so you didnt have to dry?

[Kompressor]

Originally posted by bimmerdremer
Would you still get the same effect if your handwashed but the used the mr.clean water filter so you didnt have to dry?

That's your best bet.

[bboy_10_lt]

ok hahah whats with this

[duffman517]

so the mr.clean washing shit will actually dry the car by itself, and do at least a DECENT job doing it right?

[MearaImage]

ok-it's very simple say you go to brush your teeh do you
A.throw tooh paste in your mouth swosh it around and spit?
B.simply brush with water and tooth brush?
C.put toothpaste on brush and brush till clean.

din ding ding we have a winner if you you choose A-B god have merci on your sole.
see dirt stick's to a cars paint, and the only way to remove that dirt it to scrub wash it with soap sudds and a clean mit+water
hence brushing yuor teeth same theory!
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[dr00t]

The Mr. Clean stuff is what a mobile detailer who cannot afford to haul water with them at all times would use.

It might work for In-Between car washes, but nothing beats a touchless car wash. I mean, if you want to spend the time using this Mr. Clean stuff, why not pay 8 bucks at a Touchless wash? It has a dryer that will blow 90 percent of the water from your car. If you take a shammy with you, just dry the remaining few spots.

I recommend Mr. Clean's products if you plan to be working on the paint or polishing the paint using a buffer. Otherwise, just use a car wash.