OK, can this be true or just another fantasy

[rumble]

Since I always brag that I can tap into the best and brightest minds in the auto industry by going on this site, here is a challenge. Has any one actually used this product?

http://www.homemadesimple.com/mrcleanautodry/images/manual1.pdf

This sounds way to good to be true. Wash your Marauder without drying??
Normally I would brush these claims off like yesterdays crumbs but this comes
from Mr. Clean with a national rep and all that stuff.

[Petrograde]

This sounds way to good to be true. Wash your Marauder without drying??
Normally I would brush these claims off like yesterdays crumbs but this comes
from Mr. Clean with a national rep and all that stuff.

I saw this a few days ago on TV,... I plan on trying it out!

Tom

[merc406]

Someone here said AutoZone had it for under 20 bucks, for that price it's worth a try, the person that bought it said it worked.

[TAF]

I saw this a few days ago on TV,... I plan on trying it out!

Tom
Do a search here in the Forums...a few folks have already tried it and reported it worked well.

I'll stick to my Zaino and leaf blower, though. It's a "bonding experience" with my car.

[MENINBLK]

This sounds way to good to be true. Wash your Marauder without drying??
Normally I would brush these claims off like yesterdays crumbs but this comes
from Mr. Clean with a national rep and all that stuff.

This product should work really well because it filters the water you use for the wash as well as adding the Mr. Clean detergents to the water.
Filtered water leaves less spots and sheets easier.

[LincMercLover]

It's a "bonding experience" with my car.
Among other things... :D

[woaface]

I'll stick to my Zaino and leaf blower, though. It's

A leaf blower? Hmm. It's the do it yourself aspect that I like. I use a California Wet Blade. Works well, as advertised.