Mr. Clean Auto Dry System

**supercharged** · 03-13-2006, 05:36 AM

That's all it can really be used for.

**Benzmeister** · 03-15-2006, 03:06 PM

Originally Posted by stingray

How can you tell the difference between the new system and the old system?

but don't waste your money, get some good car was from Auto Geek and a good boar's hair brush, a squeege from Griot's and their new double thick micro fiber drying towel, and finally a good nozzle for the hose. one that lay a flat stream of water for riinse. You will accomplish the same thing and in less time then the Mr Clean and you will spend less money. I only use it now to spray the wheel wheels as I said in my first post the rinse setting is the only good thing about Mr Clean.

**Benzmeister** · 03-18-2006, 12:31 PM

Originally Posted by stingray

How can you tell the difference between the new system and the old system?

in price and from what I have seen the sprayer is a bit larger and there are some extra attachments.

**GregCavi** · 03-18-2006, 03:24 PM

its a peice of junk. Its just a shortcut during washing, and we know shortcuts shouldnt be taken during washing!

I have seen my neighbor use it and it just left waterspots and dried streaky.

Greg

**BritOn2wheels** · 03-22-2006, 02:31 PM

My Son bought me one for Christmas, used it once or twice and was very dissapointed. Extremely low water pressure, Expensive Filter catridge, Harsh soap and still left straeks and spots after using all three recommended steps.
Save your money and buy a good Waffle Weave MF towel.

**Benzmeister** · 03-28-2006, 10:18 AM

I was in Wal Mart last night and they are selling the new and improved Mr Clean spotless auto wash. It comes in a bigger box, has a bigger soap container and has an attachment of some sort for the main water soap thing. $18.95, which is a very good price. As I said in a earlier post, I have the orginal and IMHO it is more work then just washing by hand, with a good brush or lambs wool or microfiber mitt a good wash soap and a good drying towel.