AutoDry
Originally Posted by kingsdude20
Has any one tried the Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car Wash??
If so does it really work
If so does it really work
I think the conclusions were:
- some people really like it -- it works as advertised
- some found it left a film of stuff on the car
- some found it uses the cartidges too fast. hence expensive
- some found it doesn't work as advertised
It Helped
It removed 95% of the water on first use. So I'm happy. It removed 10% of the water on the motorcycle (GoldWing) which has the same finish (Zanio Brothers) whixh makes it in effective for uses on the motorcycle.
It uses an RO filter. I work for a Volvo dealership and we have a carwash with a reverse ozmosis filter and it works amazingly well. I am sure that the Mr. Clean is just a smaller version of that.
Speaking of Volvo....they make me park my TSX in the back of the B lot
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Speaking of Volvo....they make me park my TSX in the back of the B lot
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I'm doing community service today.
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8268
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5428
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8268
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5428
Originally Posted by BoatBoozer
It uses an RO filter. I work for a Volvo dealership and we have a carwash with a reverse ozmosis filter and it works amazingly well. I am sure that the Mr. Clean is just a smaller version of that.
Speaking of Volvo....they make me park my TSX in the back of the B lot
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Speaking of Volvo....they make me park my TSX in the back of the B lot
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I had heard nothing but positives about it, so I went and bought it. It didnt work at all for me, I tried several times, even using new filters. Only conclusions I can draw are either that: A- the s@!t dont work, or B- the well water at my shop is just not clean enough for the filter to really have its effect. By the way, I dont drink the water so that might tell you something.
Mr. Clean is alright, I have been using it for the past few weeks and it leaves a nice shine on my tsx. I don't know about how expensive it is going to add up to be because I haven't bought extra soap or filters yet.
Originally Posted by slo007
I think the local VW dealership is the only dealer around here where employees actually drive what they sell. Their employee lot is 95% VWs. Kind of odd, considering how unreliable the cars are.
I work at acura and i drive a TSX.
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