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Old 05-02-2007, 05:47 PM
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this Mr. Clean "thingy"...what is it actually called and where can I get one? [sm=interesting.gif][sm=pcwhack.gif]
 
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+1 for the Mr. Clean system...that with a leaf blower saves Lots of time...less time cleaing = more time riding
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Man, you guys were right. This thing does what it says. I washed mine yesterday and then let it air dry after the filtered rinse, and I did not see one water spot on the bike. I think I will start using it just for the rinse though. I can wash the bike by hand(which seems to work better) then rinse it with the filtered water from this thing.
 
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I use it the Mr. Clean car cleaner on my bike also.Does a good job on the filtered rinse.Appreciate the side thread on the pledge though.I have also give it a touch up cleaning with windex and micro-fiber towels,followed by a good waxing with the S100 brand wax.
 
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this Mr. Clean "thingy"...what is it actually called and where can I get one? [sm=interesting.gif][sm=pcwhack.gif]
I think it's actually called the Mr. Clean Auto Dry system. I got my kit at AutoZone who also carries the replacement soap and filter cartridges.
 
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Man, you guys were right. This thing does what it says. I washed mine yesterday and then let it air dry after the filtered rinse, and I did not see one water spot on the bike. I think I will start using it just for the rinse though. I can wash the bike by hand(which seems to work better) then rinse it with the filtered water from this thing.
Be sure and "rinse" your hand wash with the Mr. Clean soap. A friend of mine who's into chemicals tried to explain to me why the soap and filter cartridge together. I tried using a different soap in the Mr. Clean thing when I ran out one time. It didn't work well and left some spots.

When my bike is dirty enough for hand wash, I rinse it with water first, then hand wash it, then rinse with water, spray the Mr. Clean soap all over the bike, rinse it and do the spot free rinse. Man this thing works well.
 
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