Mr. Clean AutoDry
#1
Mr. Clean AutoDry
I'm an absolute sucker for this new Mr. Clean AutoDry system, but I'm still reluctant on purchasing it. If anyone has seen his bad boy in action, please let me know if it works!
Mr. Clean AutoDry
Mr. Clean AutoDry
Last edited by Code Three; 05-03-2004 at 12:25 PM.
#4
Just tried it this weekend. The starter kit soap, supposed to last 3 washings, barely lasted for 1 washing. Spotless rinse? Hardly. Could be operator error, but you'd best not let water beads evaporate on their own. Granted, wiping these beads will take a lot less effort than it normally would when there would be a lot more beading. And the surface, some water-spotting aside, is really clean. My black KR really looks good. Just don't look too close. I'v purchased the refills, along with a washing mit and towels for drying. Next weekend I'll go through the process again, making sure I catch the beads. It will be more effort than advertised, but the result should be worth it.
#5
"Sheeting aids" have been used in industry for many, many years and do work "ok" soemtimes. They're simply one of the surfactant groups, ionic or non-ionic, that reduce surface tension, therefore allowing the water to "lay down" and therefore run off.....
Life of "the package" may be reduced with mineral deposits in your local water.........or other factors............
Life of "the package" may be reduced with mineral deposits in your local water.........or other factors............