isy450
McDonough, Ga
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Turtle Was and wax here, every month at least once. And paste wax twice a year by hand.
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dzeemon
Richmond, Va, USA
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Turtle Zipwash doesn't leave spots after rinsing.
Danny & Stacey
Jake & Carla (kids)
Jack (cat)
Sweetroll (dog)
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jones4110
Champlin, MN
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I also agree...very impressed with Mr Clean. Won't use anything
else.
Joan and Bruce
05 Excursion 39L
powered by 350 KittyCATS on a Spartan
2005 CRV SE toad (Blue Ox & Breakbuddy)
...and a "road dog" named Max
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zsr22
Atlanta, GA
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cooper841 wrote:use baby oil on tire better for your tires than armour all. Do tell, why?
Zack
1998 Holiday Rambler Endeavor 36WGS
Front Row Talladega Infield | ol' Kegerator | Our UGA Tailgate
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dennis and terry
wisconsin
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will it take snow off the roof? welcome to wisconsin; 2nd larget snowfall since the 1800's this year.
dennis and terry
2000 damon intruder 349 (The Boo-mobile)
cats Hunter and Jazz
dog Abigail (newly adopted from humane society)
1995 Saturn wagon toad
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r1chy
Fairfax, VA
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After trying it myself last year I'm now a believer too. R1chy
Fleetwood Revolution - 2002
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infopubs
Full timer, domicile in WA
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We carry a pressure washer and use standard automotive washing soap in it. We don't worry about spotting or perfection, because we travel 300 days a year. The bus gets dirty the next day, so why worry about it? That's our philosophy. We only clean it when it gets so crusty that just standing nearby gets your clothes dirty! 
-Louise & Sean
We fulltime in our custom converted bus, a Neoplan Spaceliner
Our daily travel blog | More than you ever wanted to know about our bus
The difference between an ordeal and an adventure is ATTITUDE
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ArchHoagland
Clovis, CA, USA
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I have that gizmo. My son in law gave to me as a present. I used it last weekend on the front of my coach to remove 955,000 bees and bugs.
I didn't care for it. I used my standard Dawn dish soap...(OMG YOU"LL TAKE OFF ALL THE WAX!!! THE SKY IS FALLING!!!) found that to apply the soap you have to squeeze the little red trigger which then injects soap in with the spray.
Have you ever spray painted a large object with several cans of spray paint? Your finger gets tired. The same was true for me pumping soap into the spray.
I'm very lucky where I live and the water is not too hard so water marks aren't much of a problem. I still wipe it down.
In the past I've tried these "no spot products" and wasn't impressed. The car dealers use distilled water and that works but they still wipe them down.
2004 Monaco
La Palma 36DBD
Two Slides
2 Potties
Workhorse 22 chassis
8.1 gas engine & Allison transmission
6.9 MPG based on a 6,000 mile trip around the U.S.
2000 LEXUS RX300 FWD 22MPG 4020 LBS
US Gear Toad Brakes
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Dan_Lorenze
Moorpark CA
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The Mr.Clean product actually works quite well, but I think that the filter wears out way too fast and overall the stuff is over priced. I still use it because it's the easiest way to get good results..
2004 Fleetwood Bounder 34F Workhorse
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WillieD
Louisiana
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hershey wrote:
Oddly enough, I have to support your recommendation. It does work as advertised. IF: you change the filter when it needs changing.
The soap and filter is also found in some of the dollar stores for a greatly reduced price.
Ditto on the above, I use this product on the MH and on my motor bike results are no spots and no towel drying.
WillieD,MaryLee,and Sid
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