Celica Forums General Discussion General Mr. Clean Auto Dry

This product works very well! The only spot that it left water spots on was on the hood..so next time I will have to make sure and dry that area. Other than that, it did a very good job.

yup this stuff is outstanding

also you can get their free $3.00 off coupon...

http://www.homemadesimple.com/mrcleanautodry/coupon.shtml

Good for 10 washes right?

many people seem to like it... personally, I still prefer hand-drying

It fooled me one day...i thought it washed the car without scrubbing...i was wrong. but i guess it works well for the Auto Drying hehe, cheapest place i found it at was walmart! go there!

got it, used it 1 time and now it sitting there collecting dust. Yeah, a lots of people like it, but I prefer hand-drying better.

I have it, its great!!!

so what does it do?? Sprays the soap on, but then you have to actually scrub the car, then rinse and then thats it???

I dont like it, its does not clean as well as a good ol hand wash for obvious reasons and holding that damm huge CAN for a long period of time is annoying... The fine spray rinse off thingy is TOO fine and it takes for everrrrrrr to rinse the car so you dont get any spots... I think maybe a version two is needed... ya know like "DADDY CLEAN" or sommin

Yes, it's fabulous. It's got a dial with 3 settings (regular water, soap, de-ionized water). You spray the de-ionized water at the end and drys all pretty without spots.
Then, of course, as soon as I was done, a bird crapped all over my door. Grrrrr.

I think the reason why this product works and doesn't work for some people is due to hard or soft water.

i have heard nuttin but good stuff from the product

i want to try one out... they sound cool

someone find me a place where i can hook up a hose and i'll try it. damn apts!

i heard you have to use it in the shade...correct me if im wrong because when my roomate tried it and it still left water spots

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it's always a good idea to wash and wax in the shade - no matter what you're using...

I've had it since it first hit the market. The first time I used it, it was about 85 degrees out and about 2 o' clock in the afternoon. No spots, not a single one. Yes, you do have to go over the car with a sponge, wash mitt, rag, etc. It states that very clearly on the box. Then, you go slowly over with the auto dry deionized water. This part is kind of time comsuming, but make sure to get all parts of the car. Auto dry does not mean it dries fast, just that the water doesn't leave spots when it dries.

Also, I have found that using other brands of soap in conjunction with the auto dry feature is NOT effective. It's something about the makeup of the Mr. Clean soap that works along with the auto dry. I tried using Meguiars gold class soap, then auto drying, NO GOOD. Had to dry by hand.

i love it! it did a really good job cleaning the car. no water spots or anything.

the auto dry is great. no streaks and saves time.

how does it work on BLACK cars?

why would you want to hand dry, it's a PITA.

I've been using this for awhile, it works great!

I've used it on a Carbon Blue car, Susan, and it dried clear.

my dad swears by it but i've yet to try it.. i like had drying too... i use that wiper blade thing to get off most of the water then just hand dry the rest..

works very well

hand drying to me takes 2 seconds...honest.

it takes me 15 minutes to dry my silver car

autodry takes 30 seconds

Hmm, maybe my car is special? I just run my shamois over it and its all dry and sparkly, no spots either

maybe you have good water.

the water where I live is so hard, it's ice

i like it! works well.

the one that is included with the package is only good for 3. the refills are 10.

How much is the kit?

less than $20 at wal-mart.

im rollin to wal-mart to go try it, see ya's!