Mr. Clean AutoDry Refill Filter, 10-Use
March 5th, 2010 | 
- AutoDry Filter removes spot-causing minerals during your final rinse, allowing your car to dry in minutes before your eyes!
- Includes a filter life indicator that changes from black to brown when it’s exhausted
- Filter inserts easily into the Mr Clean AutoDry Device upon opening the quick-release door
Product Description
Mr Clean AutoDry Refill Filter 10-Use for use with Mr Clean AutoDry Device. This filter removes spot-causing minerals during your final rinse, allowing your car to dry in minutes before your eyes.
Mr. Clean AutoDry Refill Filter, 10-Use
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You are better off with a sponge and a bucket . There ain’t a quick fix to washing your car without going to the local car wash!
Rating: 1 / 5
As the cleaning step in the Mr. Clean AutoDry System, this car soap was no more effective than plain water. Better to get regular car wash detergent, mix it in a bucket, and sponge the car down. No shortcuts with this product.
Rating: 2 / 5
Filter works great to keep from water spots getting on your car. Makes drying a lot easier.
Rating: 5 / 5
Mr Clean Autodry refill cartridges fit in a special car washing head for the hose, which also has a dispenser for a Mr Clean soap.
Used properly, the Autodry system really does what is advertised. It provides rinse water free of minerals and junk, so that you don’t need to dry your car after you wash it. It saves time, and I suspect a bit of wear on your paint, too.
I’m impressed at how well the system works. As someone who has to take care of several cars, the time savings are most appreciated,
Rating: 4 / 5
I love the Mr. Clean wash system, but as anyone that uses it knows, these filters go quick. I was in need of replacements this week, and when I couldn’t find them at Wal-Mart, I decided to just check online, and saw the outrageous price of $6.49 each. I held off and found them at target for $1.37 each. I’m still not sure if that was the correct price, but I cleared the shelf of them. Good luck!!!
Rating: 5 / 5