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I was in walmart this afternoon picking up some meguiars leather cleaner and saw a MR Clean auto dry kit or something like that. Does anyone use this? How well does it work? I love this car just washing this big black beastie and drying it is a pretty big pain and my wife didnt like the fact that I ended up useing all the towels in the house to dry it.

 

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USAF - There are a few folks that use the Mr. Clean kit and are very happy with it.

I have not used it myself, so can't give you a personal opinion. I am a hand wash and waxer. Old School.

Jenn

P.S. Leaf blower works well for drying. hahahahahah Save you the argument with the wife and the "company towels" being used. ROFLMAO

 

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Mr. Clean works fairly well, though, I find I go through the filters a bit quicker than they advertise. I'll usually have to wipe down a few spots that don't evaporate on their own. Until I get a leaf blower, it really saves a lot of spotting.

 

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The only challenge I've found with the Mr. Clean auto dry kit is that the soap drys awfully fast on my MG during the summers here in Arid-zona!!! Now they we're into the non-Summer season (here in this part of AZ we have two seasons: Hot and OMG!) and slightly cooler temperatures I've got a bit more time to wash and dry my ride...

 

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Ya i had the MR clean, and unfortunately bought it in may (i live in phoenix). Hated it because i still got spots, for 2 reasons; too hot and our water here is really hard water.

 

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Thanks for the replys guys. Im in central Cali the weather here is about the same year round so maybe itll do ok.

 

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I've heard that the Mr.Clean car wash strips the wax off the car. Can anybody confirm that?

 

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Fourth Horseman said:

I've heard that the Mr.Clean car wash strips the wax off the car. Can anybody confirm that?

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Hmmm I dont like the sound of that can any one confirm or deny it? If this is the cash then Im stearing far far away from this product and geting a shammy.

 

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How would it strip the wax off anymore than washing it by hand?