Mr. Clean Auto-Dry System

[mrsr71]

Has anyone used this product and if so, any comments

[mrsr71]

Has anyone used this product and if so, any comments

[dapmfp]

Have used it on a couple of cars but not on RV yet.
Their website has product info at mrclean.com
It uses a replaceable water filter by Pur to reduce water spotting, and a refill soap that sheets water off for fast drying (like dishwasher drying solutions). You still have to use a brush or mitt to loosen dirt, but seems to work fairly well. If the tap water used is hard water, the filter will be depleted sooner.
If you don't use enough of the soap, the water will not have proper sheeting action to dry.
I think it will be a help in washing the RV, mostly by reducing the water spots. I found mine at Wal-Mart for $18.22, and they had the refill filters and soap too.

[K]

You can get a coupon for $5.00 off from their web site. It takes a while for them to mail it to you, however. I requested one about 6 weeks ago and just got it. I'm not as excited about buying one as I was 6 weeks ago, but I think I'll still give it a shot.

-Karen

[Jamie Mueller]

I was not able to get enough pressure out of the thing to make any appreciable spray...
I checked the filter & it looks good (Note: It only uses the filter on the rinse setting).

[levendoski]

it works OK on a car but lacks enough pressure for an RV...amount of water required for RV would make it costly on buying filters...our fiberglass exterior air drys w/o much streaking.

[justlou]

Have only used it on the cars so far. Doesn't have as much pressure as I think it will need to reach high on the RV, especially in the spot free rinse mode. Replacement filters and soap are expensive and get used up quickly.

[KC]

Is it worth the money for car/truck washing?

KC

[LorenJones]

Got it this past weekend, to try on big red... wow it works. No water spots.Still had to clean the windows, still not to my liking. But the product is great. Cut my wash time in half. Did the other two cars in no time (Yukon and Pacifica). Still had about a third bottle of soap and the filters were still clear. I do agree with the other replies that it does not seem to have enough presure to wash the rig, unless you were able to stand on a ladder.. Happy RV'n.

[toetag]

I use it on my Jeep, truck, and black Harley. Works great. There is a fine spray when rinsing, but it dries spot free.

[Doc Mark]

I also love the product. No, the rinse spray isn't real strong, but how often do you have to wash the whole rig? When those times occur, a small ladder gives the necessary reach.

I just LOVE the spot-free rinse.

[ISLAPP]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Doc Mark:
but how often do you have to wash the whole rig? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

About once a week.

[Doc Mark]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">About once a week </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Man Mike - you can come & do mine anytime!

Mark

[Izzyblueye]

Worst investment I have made recently. We have very hard water around here and "Mr Clean" just will not cut the mustard. It will take 3 final filters to rinse spot free if then. I have resorted to using Turtle Wax soap and my trusty brush, rinse off with tap water and follow that up with a garden sprayer of distilled water with just a touch of spot free dish washer rinse in the distilled water. This is cheap and works pretty well.