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[05Ultra]

Its a shame they discontinued it. I just bought a new Ram 1500. I think the ten washes the filters good for was reduced to about 5.

[cahdbiker]

BillH, I bought a Mr. Clean Kit and I love it. I use it on both bikes. 09SEUC and 95 Heritage which is loaded with chrome. They say they the filters are good for about 10 uses on a car, so I figure I can get at least that or more on my bikes. I really am convinced that you have to use their soap to get the results I do.(I tried it with a different brand of soap and it didn't work as well ). However, when I follow the directions I can wash my bike with their soap, rinse soap off with regular water, then turn the switchon the Mr. Clean unit to the filtered water and rinse. I then pull it in the garage and come back a few hours later and the bike is dry with maybe a couple of spots. I think it is amazing compared to wiping it down with a chamois. I called the company a few days ago and they said they quit making the filters in July of 09. That is why some of the guys can't find them. I checked my local .99 cent store and they had a bunch of the Mr.Clean soap so I grabbed a bunch of them, but the filters are a little harder to find. Still hitting the discount stores locally to see if I can snatch some.If anyone knows where to get the filters please let me know. CAHDBIKER

[yellowhog]

A lot depends upon your water mineral content...I have very hard water which affects how "spot-free" it dries.  If you don't have such conditions, it will do a better job.