davidmac12

I took a chance and bought the upgraded Mr. clean auto dry kit and let's just say it's amazing. If I could recommend anything for your beautifull new 05 it would be this marvalous product. No more car wash for me.

VaporDude

Can you please describe to product and how to use it for us not so brilliant ones?

StupidTodd

It's simply a water filter in line with a spray hose...

*THEORETICALLY* clean water means no spots... I have the same Mr. Clean Auto Dry kit, and it works ok IF you have a clean place to allow your car to sit and dry...

The major problem I have with it compared to say a chamoi, is that wind blows dust... dust then collects in the water on the car, and when it dries, there are still spots...

I use the kit if I'm in a hurry and don't have time to propperly dry the car, but that's rare.

davidmac12

Mr Clean Auto dry can be purchased at your local target' or wally world for about 35$. Here's how it works. You have four setting's Rinse, Power rinse, Wash, Auto dry. You wash your car like normal ( Rinse, wash, rinse) Then you switch to the auto dry feature which filters the water through a tube filter that's replacable. You never have to hand dry your car. I didn't believe it but sure enough you spray the deionized water on the car and not a water mark on it.

davidmac12

I live in AZ so it dry's fast.

VaporDude

Do you have to buy refills or anything later and how much are they?

hybridmoments

I agree 100% i bought this thing from walmart and i could not believe my eyes...the filtered water leaves NO spots!!

Robs05gtvert

I use it also...recommend it highly....on a side note I also use a leaf blower to blow the water off to speed up the drying time...

davidmac12

Yes Blue GT. The starter kit gives you 3 dry's and the refill's give you 10. The refills i think are about 10$. So that comes out to about a dollar a wash -the soap.

davidmac12

The leaf blower's a great tip.