Does Mr Clean Autodry Remove wax?
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LouisanaJeeper
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I dont think so
imported_Yosemite Dan
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Well I guess if you wash every other day it's gonna erode the wax like any other carwash. I don't think it's any stronger than anything else or they won't end up selling very much of it. Should say on the package that it won't strip wax, if not then beware.
Have to agree I would never use it as it's a complete waste of money. I don't know about anybody else but it takes me about 5 minutes to dry my car even quicker if it's freshly waxed. I'm assuming that's supposed to be the only advantage of using this stuff.
Have to agree I would never use it as it's a complete waste of money. I don't know about anybody else but it takes me about 5 minutes to dry my car even quicker if it's freshly waxed. I'm assuming that's supposed to be the only advantage of using this stuff.
jfelbab
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I got one of these as a gift. I used it once on the car and it worked as advertised however it left a film on the finish.
I found a better use for it now. It is a killer window cleaner for the home. I use it to clean my many thermopane windows, patio doors etc. It really excels at this and leaves them spotless.
I found a better use for it now. It is a killer window cleaner for the home. I use it to clean my many thermopane windows, patio doors etc. It really excels at this and leaves them spotless.
maecrispy
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jfelbab said:
Excellent idea. I'll have to try it. I previously use the windex hose attachement and that worked all right.
As far as Mr. Clean AutoDry, no need for it when uncapping the hose and letting the water sheet (last step) lets you dry the car so quickly with one MF.
The cost (and short life) of the filters alone is enough to say no to this product, IMHO.
imported_Yosemite Dan
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"As far as Mr. Clean AutoDry, no need for it when uncapping the hose and letting the water sheet (last step) lets you dry the car so quickly with one MF."
Exactly! If my car has been waxed within the last month or so and I sheet the water it literally takes 45 seconds to dry the car.
Sometimes it just blows me away the people are willing to pay twice as much for something because they think it will save them 5 minutes work. Unfortunately the local store that sells Mr Clean Autodry says it is selling like hotcakes. Go figure. Kinda like people who complain that their power window doesn't automatically go down when they tap it and they have to keep thier finger on it until it's all the way down. Unbelievable
Exactly! If my car has been waxed within the last month or so and I sheet the water it literally takes 45 seconds to dry the car.
Sometimes it just blows me away the people are willing to pay twice as much for something because they think it will save them 5 minutes work. Unfortunately the local store that sells Mr Clean Autodry says it is selling like hotcakes. Go figure. Kinda like people who complain that their power window doesn't automatically go down when they tap it and they have to keep thier finger on it until it's all the way down. Unbelievable
man i suck it takes me forever to drt my car I need to learn how to drt my car so quickly. I have used the Mr. Clean system and I have to say i will continue trying it out but after using it today for the first time i have to say i also dried my car in a couple of minutes just had to dry a little excess water on the roof and bumpers.