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    Makes me sad too. You can still pick the filters up on eBay, but sadly they're almost all for the starter filters (3 washes vs. 10) only.

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    I was thinking about something like this...

    http://www.autogeek.net/waterfilterkit2.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAMAS View Post
    I was thinking about something like this...

    http://www.autogeek.net/waterfilterkit2.html
    "The Clean Water Filter Kit includes everything you need for a one-step, in-line filtration system. Unfiltered water from an outdoor spigot can contain a number of things you wouldn’t knowingly put on your vehicle. Yet, without any type of filtration system, you are washing your vehicle in unclean water."

    ROFL - you can drink it but you can't wash your car with it.

    Actually that's just an under-the-sink unit that has been adapted with garden hose fittings. They've been around for years.
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

    Put a smiley after you say that Bub.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tom4bren View Post
    "The Clean Water Filter Kit includes everything you need for a one-step, in-line filtration system. Unfiltered water from an outdoor spigot can contain a number of things you wouldn’t knowingly put on your vehicle. Yet, without any type of filtration system, you are washing your vehicle in unclean water."

    ROFL - you can drink it but you can't wash your car with it.

    Actually that's just an under-the-sink unit that has been adapted with garden hose fittings. They've been around for years.
    Sooooooo....... is it a good idea or bad idea?

    I washed my VX for the first time without the Mr. Clean last summer and it was very Water Spotty.

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    It should be just as good as the Mr. Clean.

    You might want to check out PetSmart though. They have one out now for washing yer aminals. Maybe it has the filtration in that one too and it'll do double duty. IIRC it's about 1/2 the cost of the one in the URL.

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