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Old 10-31-2007, 11:37 AM   #1
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I just tried my new Mr. Clean out, and it works as advertised.

I didn't use the soap dispenser part of the system, only the regular rinse and the Spot Free Rinse.

The Spot Free Rinse worked as advertised. No spots on the coach or glass.

$14 and change at Wal*Mart.

Well worth the money in my opinion.

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Old 10-31-2007, 11:37 AM   #2
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I just tried my new Mr. Clean out, and it works as advertised.

I didn't use the soap dispenser part of the system, only the regular rinse and the Spot Free Rinse.

The Spot Free Rinse worked as advertised. No spots on the coach or glass.

$14 and change at Wal*Mart.

Well worth the money in my opinion.

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Old 10-31-2007, 12:00 PM   #3
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Problem is that you only get a couple of wash/rinses out of the filter before needing to replace it. I think thne it starts to get kinda expensive if you wash your rig often.
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Old 10-31-2007, 12:03 PM   #4
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Still a bargain for me as drying the rig is something I dread.

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I dread washing the rig also, but it looks soooooo good when it's clean.
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Dirk, I purchased one of these gizmo's earlier this year, and yes, it works as advertised. I like you, only use it for the rinse. No need to use their soap. Good for about 2-3 coach washes. So off to Wally world for a replacement cartridge (about $5-6) and away we go again for another 2-3 washes!

Works well!
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I use it for out cars but not the MH. I tried it and it was a disaster. It finally did rinse the coach but it was very slow. However, no spots.

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