Mr. Clean AutoDry Car Wash System

Pros: It works when the sun isn't shining.
Cons: Availability and price of replacement soap and filter.

Len is the one in our household that cleans both cars. Living in Florida, and especially in July and August, this is a very tiring job to perform. About a month ago, when we were in Wal-Mart, yes the place I frequent the most, Len picked up the Mr ...

Pros: No bucket of soap needed, unit is self contained, easy to use. No spots.
Cons: Cost of filter and soap over time, does not wash/wax the car for you.

This is a great tool to clean your car. This device gives you a spot free car wash with minimal hassle. It works and is a great idea. Sadly there are still a couple of design flaws. Set up All you do is remove the plastic from the filter ...

Pros: It works and works well! No more hand drying.
Cons: Must follow directions. Cost and availability of refils.

Using the Mr. Clean AutoDry Car Wash System will give you a cleaner car that stays cleaner longer. Specially formulated soap and filtered water does not strip wax, and resists water spotting. A truly clean car stays cleaner longer, without hand ...

Pros: It really leaves the car spot free; easy to use.
Cons: Filthy sponge; weight is tiresome after a while; possibly expensive supplies

I don't know what prompted me to buy the Mr. Clean AutoDry Car Wash System. I do wash my cars frequently and struggle somewhat with water leaving spots on what should be a clean car. I got some sort of a discount on this product, so I thought I'd give ...

Pros: Makes washing the car a bit easier.
Cons: Sponge not included. Title is deceiving.

I hate to give anyone a USED gift but in this case, I felt an exception could be made. You see, my husband is the hardest person to buy for. His favorite, actually his ONLY hobby is fishing. He must have about 20-+ rods and reels, more hooks ...

Pros: Gives a spot-free wash, enjoyable to use, makes the job quicker
Cons: oy, those refills are expensive

I'm one of those people who washes their car every 6 months. I live in the Seattle area and with all the rain and mist we get, the car is perpetually dirty. So spending 2 hours on a Saturday to wash my car seems a little pointless since it will just be ...

Pros: Works well. Great idea for hard water areas.
Cons: A bit chunky for smaller hands. Soap reservoir seems a little optimistic.

I'm never normally swayed by TV advertising, but my eye was caught by the Mr.Clean Autodry system because of the hard water we have in our area. I bought one and tried it out and it works amazingly well. The problem this unit aims to solve is the ...

Pros: Spot free shine, Fast, Easy, Idiot proof
Cons: Pricey filters and soap, Car drys slowly on a cool day with cloudy skies

I just bought my Mr. Clean AutoDry a few days ago (09/07/04) for approximately 18 bucks plus tax at Wal Mart. I knew exactly what i would be getting myself into. I knew that i would have to eventually pay for the additional filters and soap, because ...

Pros: Works well enough for average cars which have little or no polish, potential time saver
Cons: Left spotting on horizontal surfaces which had a good coat of polish

I ran a true side by side comparison test. I have a Firebird Trans Am which has five coats of Zaino Bros. show car polish. One half of the car I washed with Mr. Clean AutoDry, and the other half with the Zaino Bros. car wash. Before we get to the ...

Pros: Saves time, satisfactory results
Cons: System could be rather large for smaller hands, starter filter only good for 3 washes

Mr. Clean AutoDry Car Wash The Skeptic I'm a skeptic when it comes to a lot of things. Being a PhotoShop user, this is especially true when it comes to photographs seen online. But then there's the skeptic in me that doubts the ...

Pros: Ease of use, actual spotless finish
Cons: More expensive than old fashioned method (but not bad)

OK, count me as another skeptic who has seen the light. I've seen this item advertised on TV for a little while now but scoffed at the idea of a spotless, towel-free finish. The water where I live -- the central valley of California -- is extremely ...

Pros: Minimal water spotting after use + no bucket to lug around.
Cons: Not miraculous, some toweling needed. Expensive.

I have had the opportunity to try the AutoDry system four times to date. I had a $5.00 off coupon I got in the mail (after I filled something out online, I think) so the whole kit costs me $15.00 which was enough for four washes. First, some ...

Pros: Really does give a spot-free wash!
Cons: Refills can be expensive (try tips I provide to make them last longer). All plastic.

The Mr. Clean AutoDry Car Wash System can easily be found for under $20 and it worth a try if you'd like to eliminate the need to try your car after you wash it. But be prepared to pay for refills! I've also seen the unit in kits that include other ...

Pros: Easy of use, convenience, and it works!
Cons: Soap and cartridges can be costly. It is a bit bulky.

After reading the assorted seemingly opposing reviews of this product I thought I should write one myself. I like several other people here saw the advertisements for this product and was skeptical. I had to try it for myself as I am very ...

Pros: Works mostly as advertised
Cons: Unwieldy, still requires some towel drying

The Autodry system consists primarily of a large handle/dispenser that screws onto your garden hose. It also comes with special soap (described below) and a water filter cartridge, both of which are good for about 3 washes. The handle has two ...