Mr. Clean AutoDry
Mr. Clean AutoDry
I just got the Mr. Clean AutoDry Pro-Series for an early Christmas present. I skeptical of keeping it or not or just taking it back. I am pretty picky about what goes on my truck and my wifes car. I am wondering if anyone has any experience with using this and what they think, and if it should affect any of my other Meguiars products I use since I use mostly all meguiars stuff. Thanks.
They are poorly made. The lid to the filter can come loose which will shoot the filter out and possibly break the housing.
I have to say I like it enough that I got a new one when it broke. It does what it says.
I have to say I like it enough that I got a new one when it broke. It does what it says.
I am used to using NXT car wash on my cars, would you think using the Mr Clean stuff it wouldnt do as good a job. I think its very cool and want to use it but I dont want my paint to suffer.
Thats the thing it does..."It filters the water". We have a seperate filter on our well and that does the same thing as the auto dry. All I have to do is give my truck a low pressure rinse with some running water from my house and it dries just as nice as the auto dry. I assume it would be a great product provided we didn't already have a filter on our water system.
i dont really care for it. i have the older one and it doesnt have enough pressure and it would leave spots after 2 washes and i would have to change the filter 3 times a week but i sure that has to do with the crappy water out here. but i believe the gave the new series a more powerful jet setting.
Originally Posted by 04edge
i dont really care for it. i have the older one and it doesnt have enough pressure and it would leave spots after 2 washes and i would have to change the filter 3 times a week but i sure that has to do with the crappy water out here. but i believe the gave the new series a more powerful jet setting.
Do not use the soap that comes with it. It took off paint from my truck and I read online others are having the same issue. Of course that was original, maybe they've changed it since then but any car wash will work just fine in it.
yikes! reports of taking paint off?! i was considering buying one JUST for the deionized water. the filters don't cost much for a two-pack, so even if I could only get 2 washes out of a filter, i wouldnt have a problem buying new ones.
Originally Posted by n3elz
Is it my imagination, Bryan, or have you not been around much lately???
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How have ya been? (If I remember to check this thread for a reply I'll be amazed so if you wanna talk, PM me :)
I highly suspect the reports of the soap taking the paint off are unique to vehicles with previously abused paint. Believe it or not, its normal for some "dead" paint to come off a vehicle if the paint hasn't been properly maintained and has suffered UV damage. I even get red paint off my truck when I strip the wax off to re-zaino. For a while I was using the Zaino car-wash in the Autodry, and it did not work as well as the Mr. Clean soap when it came to leaving spots. I'd probably still use it anyway just for the convenience of not having to drag a bucket around with me when I wash the vehicle.
I stopped using our Mr. Clean deal because it kept leaving water spots. For the most part it was good, but it was a pain to have to go around and get a few water spots left over. Even with a new filter it wasn't perfect. It DID make things very convenient though while I used it if I just wanted to clean it up a bit.
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