Probably strips your wax right off

 

Im curious....

 

I dunno.. Mr. Clean as a household cleaner is pretty harsh.. I wouldn't want to use Mr. Clean car care products on my car :dontknow:

 

It's just a brand bb

 

It's just a brand bb

I know it's a brand.. I'm stating that I wouldn't want to use it because the household cleaners under the same brand are harsh.

 

I have to side with babyblue on this one.

Mr.Clean is owned by Proctor&Gamble, and they run so many companies, you'd think it would make more sense just to make another one
This is a company that makes everything from Always pantyliners, to Pringles chips, to Iams catfood, Fixodent denture adhesive, to Vicks vaporub, to Max Factor makeup....

I got a little grossed out by the chips and catfood connection.
With so many companies, you'd think they could make one more for car care.

 

Never having to dry your car sounds too good to be true, but Im finding that the "drying" is a major cause of fine scratches next to washing. If you were to eliminate drying and this product did not shorten the life of your wax, I would gladly use it.

These day I take my car for a quick spin to dry it off

 

I don't see why you couldn't use another car wash soap in that little gun thing. Plus the car wash water gets filtered by a PUR water filter first, very interesting. The minerals in unfiltered water is what causes water spots when it dries.

 

True enough... might be a good toy to try.
Although it's not going to remove the dirt that a washmitt will get.

 

I think you are suposed to use a washmitt as if you were washing your car regularly, but the main difference is that the soap formula makes most of the water sheet off the car and the water filter takes out most of the dirt that in the water, eliminating water spots.

 

I think you are suposed to use a washmitt as if you were washing your car regularly, but the main difference is that the soap formula makes most of the water sheet off the car and the water filter takes out most of the dirt that in the water, eliminating water spots.

so has anyone tried this? it sounds really interesting/promising!

 

has anyone tried this yet?

 

a friend of a friend has tried this and said its AMAZING and it works just as advertized.. i think im gonna go ahead and order this since its guaranteed... nothing to lose but shipping

 

Nice!

 

its only 30 bux.. might as well...

i figure im gettin a new paint job soon.. so why not have NO swirl marks on it ever

 

still dont know how harsh the soap they use is...it might strip wax....

 

I'm all for using it....
I'll definitely try and get it

 

BUMP... anyone try this yet?

 

anyone find out if the soap strips the wax??????????

people that have used it, how good is it and is it worth $30?

 

I highly doubt this stuff strips the wax, seems interesting and I'll probably give it a try in the spring.

 

anyone find out if the soap strips the wax??????????

people that have used it, how good is it and is it worth $30?

Soap will always strip some wax (including the kind that says it doesn't), even if only a small amount per wash. Weather conditions will also strip some wax.

 

I have to side with babyblue on this one.

Mr.Clean is owned by Proctor&Gamble, and they run so many companies, you'd think it would make more sense just to make another one
This is a company that makes everything from Always pantyliners, to Pringles chips, to Iams catfood, Fixodent denture adhesive, to Vicks vaporub, to Max Factor makeup....

I got a little grossed out by the chips and catfood connection.
With so many companies, you'd think they could make one more for car care.

look at 3M...

i saw a commercial and you can order it over the phone now, but otherwise it'll be available in the spring

 

oh sorry for the double post. my bad.

 

bump

 

Whats all the talk about, someone buy it and try it and let everyone know how it works. I swear if i lived in a house rather than a condo I would have done it by now, but too bad the only place to wash my car is the Esso hand car wash places.:laughing: