mr clean
#2
RE: mr clean
if your talking about the car washer , Yeah ! I have one
they work rather well but i cant get used to using so much soap . so i use mine for rinsing and also spray the car for a pre wash
but the spot free rinse seems to do the filtering really good one the water i have not gotten any water spots from it.
they work rather well but i cant get used to using so much soap . so i use mine for rinsing and also spray the car for a pre wash
but the spot free rinse seems to do the filtering really good one the water i have not gotten any water spots from it.
#3
RE: mr clean
Personally, unless you live in an area with a hard water problem, I think it's a waste of money. Mainly because if you wash/dry in a shaded area like you're supposed to, waterspots aren't an issue, unless you have hard water, in which case I think it would be well worth the money.
#5
RE: mr clean
ORIGINAL: tvanwinklehome
I tried it, but my water is so damn hard the filter was gone after one use. I stopped using it cause it seems like a waste of $$$$...
TVW
I tried it, but my water is so damn hard the filter was gone after one use. I stopped using it cause it seems like a waste of $$$$...
TVW
#6
RE: mr clean
ORIGINAL: 04MonteLS
damn man, that could've gotten expensive. So how do you avoid getting waterspots?
ORIGINAL: tvanwinklehome
I tried it, but my water is so damn hard the filter was gone after one use. I stopped using it cause it seems like a waste of $$$$...
TVW
I tried it, but my water is so damn hard the filter was gone after one use. I stopped using it cause it seems like a waste of $$$$...
TVW
I only wash early in the morning and keep everything wet till I am able to get the absorber to it. Also, after I wash it I spray a wax on it that makes the water sheet.
TVW
#7
RE: mr clean
ORIGINAL: tvanwinklehome
I only wash early in the morning and keep everything wet till I am able to get the absorber to it. Also, after I wash it I spray a wax on it that makes the water sheet.
TVW
ORIGINAL: 04MonteLS
damn man, that could've gotten expensive. So how do you avoid getting waterspots?
ORIGINAL: tvanwinklehome
I tried it, but my water is so damn hard the filter was gone after one use. I stopped using it cause it seems like a waste of $$$$...
TVW
I tried it, but my water is so damn hard the filter was gone after one use. I stopped using it cause it seems like a waste of $$$$...
TVW
I only wash early in the morning and keep everything wet till I am able to get the absorber to it. Also, after I wash it I spray a wax on it that makes the water sheet.
TVW
#9
RE: mr clean
well i just got one today and i used it on an old suburbon and a land rover and it worked great. the heat down here makes it hard to wash cars without water spots. usualy i have to leave my car in the garage for a few hours and its still pretty hot so it still makes spots but the mr clean worked great
#10
RE: mr clean
I use the Mr. clean system and it works well for me. After about 5 washes the filter starts to wear out and spots appear. You have to rinse alot to get the soap off. Top to bottom.
Rob
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