Mister Clean Wash kit?
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Originally posted by topsy
You might do a search in this forum on this topic. There was a post about the potential problems of continued use of this product.
You might do a search in this forum on this topic. There was a post about the potential problems of continued use of this product.
there are just certain things you can't search for in this forum.
"Mr. Clean- The search term you specified (mr) is under the minimum word length (3) and therefore will not be found. Please make this term longer.
If this term contains a wildcard, please make this term more specific."
"Mr Clean - The search term you specified (mr) is under the minimum word length (3) and therefore will not be found. Please make this term longer.
If this term contains a wildcard, please make this term more specific."
"Mister Clean" - Comes up with nothing pertaing to the search
"Clean" - on this one I will have to sift through 1,00zillion post that had the word clean in it"
catch my drift ?
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You might want to see these recent threads pertaining to Mr. Clean Autodry:
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My husband bought me a Mr. Clean kit last week and I used it for the first time yesterday. I gotta tell you I was very skeptical at first because of some of the things that have been said here in the forums about it but I was truly impressed. The truck dried all by its little lonesome with nary a water spot to be seen even on the windows which are a notorious spot for spots!! Sure cuts the time when you're in a hurry to be clean and on the road! I haven't priced the replacement filters and soap yet could be cost prohibitive. If it's too expensive I think I will use my soap in the thing cuz with the gadget dispensing the soap and rinse water you don't have to deal with a bucket!!
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So far, So good!
Used it twice so far and here in my part of Southern California the water is hard as rocks! I usually have to devide my wash to sections of my vehicle to get it dry before the spotting starts. I was running the rinse water slowly on the body and it seemed to help as the water sheeted instead of leaving drops.
I was skeptical also but after watching the rinse water evaporate and no spots left behind, I'm sold on it. I still chase what is left with my soft waffel drying towels but don't really need to. A habbit hard to break.
My 2004 F-150 is Aspen Green, a very DARK green that looks almost black and spotting was a regular thing. Its on 163 inch wheel base and it a lot of body to clean. So far its cut my wash time almost in half.
I was skeptical also but after watching the rinse water evaporate and no spots left behind, I'm sold on it. I still chase what is left with my soft waffel drying towels but don't really need to. A habbit hard to break.
My 2004 F-150 is Aspen Green, a very DARK green that looks almost black and spotting was a regular thing. Its on 163 inch wheel base and it a lot of body to clean. So far its cut my wash time almost in half.
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For Wild-Mtn-Rose
The directions call for using "Their" soap. They say other soap my clog the applicator. I guess you can believe it or not.
I found Mr Clean Soap and filter for a little over $5 each at Target Stores. The soap should go for two to three cycles, the filters less depending on your water quality, etc.
Your mileage may vary!
I found Mr Clean Soap and filter for a little over $5 each at Target Stores. The soap should go for two to three cycles, the filters less depending on your water quality, etc.
Your mileage may vary!
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