if you wash your car yourself, as im sure most of you do. Go pick this thing up. Its like 18 bux for a starter kit. then you just have to replace the filter and the soap. It works great. Spot free rinse is a little lo-pressure but it took me 10 minutes to do what i thought was a sub-par wash job went inside, came back out and it was shiny. Its also safe on wax. So the amount of time you dont spend drying your car u can invest in waxing.

I tried it out yesterday. Worked great (my car wasnt dirty, just had dust and crap on it from sitting in the parking garage)

I actually forgot to hand wash when I did it :\ but since it wasn't so bad, it turned out ok. The drying stuff is pretty crazy. I was very surprised, even though I put my rainex on after...and had to re spray the whole car with the drying setting again. Oops.

i think what makes the difference is the filter, i haven't tried it but it just makes sence that theres spots because of the water

i picked one up a few days ago, went to try it, and all my hose lines are still frozen up... guess ill hafta wait, kinda sucks you have to change that filter so often though.

-stelica85+Feb 29, 2004 - 4:13 PM

water spots are caused from the hard water... makes sense to me... purified water gets expensive, and no one runs purified water through their outdoor system lol so it makes sense, but i bet you have to replace that filter like every week for how much i wash my car. that original filter only lasts 3 washes.

Thats good that it works.
My girl got it for my for V-day.
Haven't had time to wash any of my cars with all the weather we having.