I bought the thing becouse I heard that it worked good. Either I'm doing something wrong or this thing isn't all that great. I followed the directions (rinse-wash-rinse-filter rinse) and I'm still getting spots. I tried three washes with this thing and the third wash I even bought a new filter. Does anyone have some tips for this thing or does it just suck?I'm sure that there is a thread for this allready but when I tried to do a search I keep gettin a fatal error. :shrug:
Mr clean auto dry
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Mine works good except for the rear window, and sometimes the front window. It's alright if you dont have the extra 5 minutes it takes to dry your car....
I even did it at like 7pm no sun and pulled it in the garage before it dried and I still got spots!
My car is black and I havent had a problem with the product. I do know that you have to do the final rinse very well and by this you have to keep the nozzle about 12 inch from the car's surface. I love it because it has greatly reduced the swirlies on my car
I went over the car twice with the auto dry setting
mine works great too. i havent had any problems or spots. 
BlownCobraGirl
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I've used mine a few times and it's worked good for me everytime. I think it's an overall great product, but buying replacement solution & filters sucks.
I like it and it works well for me. It just uses WAY too much soap though! I still use a bucket just to conserve on their special soap.
U.M.
U.M.
Maybe we should discuss whether or not we have wells or city water. The Mr. Clean autodry system is worthless with my well water...
it doesn't work in bakersfield, ca. it leaves SPOTS and SPOTS and SPOTS!Q#$
Mine just sits in the garage, I don't think my house has enough water pressure to get all of the soap off. That is my problem with it, after the water drys their is soap all of the car. So I just stick with my powerwashers and hand drying the car. That works so much better
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