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Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/7/2004 12:36:47 PM   
RichMc87Classicstang


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to anyone out there who is into keeping they're car clean and shiny but w/o the hassle of drying the mr. clean auto dry car wash system really works. Plus It makes washing your car so much eaier with water and soap all @ the push of a button for 20 bucks it worth it! Although you do have to buy a new filter and soap after the trial runs out but the filtes are good for ten washes and it just depends how much soap you use. Now you may ask "Is this guy w/ My clean" an you'll get the same reply i give everyone "I'm unofficial". Just letting all you mustang guys out there know how to keep your car nice and shiny!!!!

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/7/2004 1:36:08 PM   
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I've tried it too.well worth the money!!!

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/7/2004 2:47:11 PM   
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yea the only problem is that it leaves a residue on yer windows...

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/8/2004 12:35:38 AM   
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psssshhhh... that thing sucks I still had water marks on my car, the water didn't sheet off at all it just sat there, I ended up drying my car by hand neway. The filter was new, and the dial was pointing towards the filtered water. Plus the hard water from the initioal rinse stays in my hood scopp then leaks out and leaves run marks. oh well.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/8/2004 7:16:32 AM   
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damn it works fine for me

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/12/2004 12:03:17 PM   
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It works terrific for us, No residue! Its' easy!

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/12/2004 10:17:57 PM   
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I like it too...since we have very hard water here.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/14/2004 6:32:41 PM   
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I have a black gt and it works but to am extent. I suggest useing a different soup like a traditional soup in the buket deal becauyse if you dont soup is good it leaves dust on there and i used the soup that it came with it took up the whole bottle. unless you weanna pay 5 buck everytime you wash your car for the refill soup just useing the mr.clean for the filter.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/15/2004 5:23:32 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: 04ShakinSteed

I like it too...since we have very hard water here.



We call that "ice" Shakin... LOL.. Kidding.

I tried it and it was okay. I prefer the old fashioned way of MgGuiwers *sp* and drying it off myself. If any of you have the time and a great wax job, do the three step wax that MgGuiwers sells. Did it last weekend and damn.... Well worth the time and $$

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/17/2004 8:48:23 PM   
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Well, I think that the fact that you are putting SOUP on your car just might be your problem...j/k lol

I haven't had any problems with the autodry. It has worked great so far for me. As 2001_SaleenS281_08 said, there is a problem with the water running out from under the scoop and leaving streaks, but that is a stang problem not an autodry problem. I would definately recommend it.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/19/2004 11:13:25 PM   
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i loved it. it worked great until the rain came lol just more time to play with ma pony

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 8/24/2004 8:58:18 PM   
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ROFLMA off here. Sorry, I just had to post this. Again, comming from old school. Most of you guys like the stuff. True, it may work and then it may not. However....The inital cost is what? 20 bux? then you got to run back to wally world and buy some more? Sounds like a great marketinig plan to me! Kinds reminds me of when I was in the service. I worked at the BX service station. While I was there, I was sent to AC/Delco battery school. There, I was told if they made a battery that lasted for more than 3 years, they didn't mean to make it. Why? one might ask. Simple, you buy a 5 year warentee battery, it goes bad in 2 years...you grab your little receipt and run back to the autoparts store. Bam. 20 bux later, you head back home...never stopping to think they got you for 20 bux every 2 years!. Yup, another great marketing stratagy. You may say 20 bux? that isn't nuthin. But....add up all those who buy the thing in the beginning. Sounds like someone is going to be a multi billionaire to me.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 9/1/2004 11:49:51 AM   
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I have the auto dry car wash as well and it's definitely worth the money. It's less hassle and does a much better job than a bucket of soap and water.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 9/27/2004 1:38:15 PM   
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I have one also and I really like it. The only problem is that I do not think the filter lasts that long.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 9/28/2004 6:10:14 PM   
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It worked great on my wife's dark blue G35. You just have to switch out the filter when they say to outerwise you get lots of water spots (learned that the hard way).

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 9/28/2004 6:19:18 PM   
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who are you?

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 9/28/2004 10:18:33 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: MooseStang88

I have one also and I really like it. The only problem is that I do not think the filter lasts that long.


I've had mine for a while and hadn't changed the filter too much. But, then again it depends on how hard your water is. The harder the water in your area, the sooner you've gotta change the filter.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 9/28/2004 10:19:43 PM   
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Mr. Baldy come through again! Works great on my white gt.

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RE: Mr. Clean Auto Dry Car wash!!! - 10/19/2004 9:19:06 PM   
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Just out of curiosity what brand of soup works better and is there a specific falvor i should be using; all kidding aside I still love the auto dry car wash and best of all i get to make some cash you know it makes it a lot easier to have a car wash or wash someones car if you don't hafta dry it!! SOUP, HA

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