sethm2

Vexed,

Shipping is included in the price. Take another look at the promo.

Coochas

Vexed is in HI and the offer is for the continental US.

MoeMistry

I've used both and must say that you have got to have some really soft water. I only got 1 use out of the mr. clean system. The main difference between the cr and mr. clean is that the cr has much greater flow than the rinse setting on the mr. clean. It'll come down to time. What may take you about 1 minute or less with the cr, can easily take about 5 minutes with the mr. clean. If you haven't flushed the water out of every nook and cranny with the mr. clean, you'll end up having water runs later. I just didn't find the mr. clean system economical or efficient. And their soap is a whole different topic. It stripped the wax off the car we were testing.

MoeMistry

Glad you love the system...like your setup.

MoeMistry

Thanks for your order; we greatly appreciate your business. Your products will ship today and the cr will get shipped tomorrow. Let us know how everything works out.

GlisteningTech

For everyone that is worried about using up the resin quickly, we have a simple solution: just use the CR for your final rinse.

That is the most important cycle in the water usage process as it has the longest lasting impact. Personally I would use it for making my soap bucket, and for the rinses in in wash cycle, and my final rinse. The initial rinse off doesn't have to be with the CR. That will help to save your resin and keep your water spotless for as long as possible.

But if you want to make it last as long as possible and use it the bare minimum, use it for your final rinse. That way the water that is on the car while you are trying to dry it off, and the water that is going to be trapped in all the crevices, only to annoyingly find its way out later, will be spotless water.

MoeMistry

We've met our GB quota and every order placed qualifies for the special pricing. And some of you need the Boss's permission to spend the $$$....I think Valentine's Day is around the corner Drop her a hint.

Coochas

Well it was in the low 50s here in Cambridge this past weekend so I fired up my new water deionizer and washed the Super Pumpkin. I washed and rinsed the car with tap water and then did the final rinse with the deionizer....damn thing works like a charm! No spots on the paint or windows and I did NO hand drying.
I wish I took pics....the car hasn't looked so Orange in a while.

Sweeper

Hey dave can I come over and bring the fleet:-)

MoeMistry

Fantastic...glad to hear it all worked out.

Edgy01

Dave--bring that thing to California! I have some cars to wash!

JFScheck

I SWEAR BY THESE THINGS and have one for both Coasts but really, really, really, really could not live without it in the San Diego dwelling - our water is THAT HARD!!!!!

Coochas

Sure! Hope to see you this season.
I want your garage space!

Nugget

You know what they say -- "when it comes to cars black isn't a color it's a second job" and boy are they right.

I've had a heck of a time keeping the GT3 clean and unspotted with its black paint and Houston's municipal mineral water. I missed the group buy back in February, but I went ahead and bought a CR Spotless kit from Moe last month. I've washed both cars multiple times in the past three or four weeks (lots of track grime and tire scuffs to remove). How the hell did I live without this thing all these years? No snake oil here . The CR Spotless performs exactly as advertised. I let the car air dry and it ends up completely spotless. No more risk of swirls because I'm sloppy with the chamois and washing the car takes less time now.

If you've been on the fence about buying one of these, just do it. Moe was great to buy from and the product is exactly what I was hoping for.

Coochas

+1
No snake oil.
I washed the Super Pumpkin and the only spots I could find were on the INSIDE of the windows! Now that's a clean car.