Review on Mr. Clean AutoDry
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Alright, Well after 3 months of waiting and a long long complaint letter demanding my kit I paid for, it is here! Mr. Clean Auto Dry!
Well, let me start by first impressions:
1) Now I know why I had to wait so long, such a quality product for only 30 dollars. Here are 2 pics of the box it arrived in:


2) The object sprayer is huge. Here is a pic of how big it actually is:

3) I recieved 2 starter filters and 2 starter soap bottles. The filters both say 3 washes per filter and this is something that upsets me. They don't advertise this anywhere on the site. Note: The refill filters have about 11 washes in them. Each soap bottle fills the object sprayer full 1 and 1/2 times. So two bottles of starter soap = 3 full tanks. Since I have yet to use it, I am unsure how much soap is used per wash. I assume that Mr. Clean made it porportional to that of the filter so 1 and 1/2 tanks of soap per 3 washes? I will let you all know later.
Total, I spent around 36 dollars and change and I am very pleased thus far. I have not had a chance to use it yet, but I will post pics of the drying proccess when I do. Another BIG thing to think about is their Spot Free Guarantee. I thought this was a load of BS when I first bought it, but sure enough on the instuctions, box, everywhere is pasted how to get your money back if you are not satisfied. They offer a full 1 year money back guarantee on a COMPLETELY spot free shine. Sounds great to me. What do you guys think so far? I will wash with it tomarrow.
Well, let me start by first impressions:
1) Now I know why I had to wait so long, such a quality product for only 30 dollars. Here are 2 pics of the box it arrived in:


2) The object sprayer is huge. Here is a pic of how big it actually is:

3) I recieved 2 starter filters and 2 starter soap bottles. The filters both say 3 washes per filter and this is something that upsets me. They don't advertise this anywhere on the site. Note: The refill filters have about 11 washes in them. Each soap bottle fills the object sprayer full 1 and 1/2 times. So two bottles of starter soap = 3 full tanks. Since I have yet to use it, I am unsure how much soap is used per wash. I assume that Mr. Clean made it porportional to that of the filter so 1 and 1/2 tanks of soap per 3 washes? I will let you all know later.
Total, I spent around 36 dollars and change and I am very pleased thus far. I have not had a chance to use it yet, but I will post pics of the drying proccess when I do. Another BIG thing to think about is their Spot Free Guarantee. I thought this was a load of BS when I first bought it, but sure enough on the instuctions, box, everywhere is pasted how to get your money back if you are not satisfied. They offer a full 1 year money back guarantee on a COMPLETELY spot free shine. Sounds great to me. What do you guys think so far? I will wash with it tomarrow.
A review of it on Autopia.org indicates the final rinse of deionized water comes out in a very small stream. The guy said it was like trying to rinse your car with a water pistol. He was very disappointed.
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A review of it on Autopia.org indicates the final rinse of deionized water comes out in a very small stream. The guy said it was like trying to rinse your car with a water pistol. He was very disappointed.
A review of it on Autopia.org indicates the final rinse of deionized water comes out in a very small stream. The guy said it was like trying to rinse your car with a water pistol. He was very disappointed.
so? worth buying?
or just grab some microfiber towels and a california blade?
did the soap do as good a job as normal soap?
after it was dry, if you spray it with water; does it still bead up or does it sheet off?
or just grab some microfiber towels and a california blade?
did the soap do as good a job as normal soap?
after it was dry, if you spray it with water; does it still bead up or does it sheet off?
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so? worth buying?
or just grab some microfiber towels and a california blade?
did the soap do as good a job as normal soap?
after it was dry, if you spray it with water; does it still bead up or does it sheet off?
so? worth buying?
or just grab some microfiber towels and a california blade?
did the soap do as good a job as normal soap?
after it was dry, if you spray it with water; does it still bead up or does it sheet off?
The soap was great! VERY VERY soapy, not as much suds but it gave the car a very very wet look to it. Everything jsut evaporated as it was drying! I am amazed. Did a great job overall. I say the AutoDry Soap is even better than Zaino Car wash. which I used every time since I bought the car.
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Originally posted by ares
so as you wash, I assume you rinse with regular water, then go over the whole car with the deionized stream?
or do you spray with soap, wash, rinse with deionized only?
so as you wash, I assume you rinse with regular water, then go over the whole car with the deionized stream?
or do you spray with soap, wash, rinse with deionized only?
can you "buy" these? besides this preorder thing and wait.
more importantly; are the refills available at stores? itd suck if it were 3 uses and your done cause the refills arent available.
more importantly; are the refills available at stores? itd suck if it were 3 uses and your done cause the refills arent available.
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One question:
Why does the price you quote in your posts go from $30 to $36 to $40? Inflation is a b*tch...
One question:
Why does the price you quote in your posts go from $30 to $36 to $40? Inflation is a b*tch...
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Originally posted by ares
can you "buy" these? besides this preorder thing and wait.
more importantly; are the refills available at stores? itd suck if it were 3 uses and your done cause the refills arent available.
can you "buy" these? besides this preorder thing and wait.
more importantly; are the refills available at stores? itd suck if it were 3 uses and your done cause the refills arent available.
Originally posted by Conceyted
I said 30ish then 36 because that was after shipping, 40 was just rounded off. sorry for being inconsistent.
I said 30ish then 36 because that was after shipping, 40 was just rounded off. sorry for being inconsistent.
I do appreciate the review of the product!
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Is that car wash safe to use on a Zaino'ed car?
Is that car wash safe to use on a Zaino'ed car?












