Review on Spotless Car Washing System: Unger Rinse 'n' Go with Deionization Filter - Your Solution for a Flawless Finish! by Marty Wainwright

I have finished my first two washes with Unger Rinse 'n' Go and am VERY happy with the results so far. The device exceeded my expectations. There are a few tricks to make it work perfectly, so be sure to read the instructions. I'm washing a large truck, so my job often involves keeping the entire truck wet during the wash to prevent stains from forming. And then when I stop washing, it's a race to reach all the glass on the sunroof and windows before the horrible stains appear. water stains. When I used the Unger to wash the truck today, the rear window was completely dry before I could get in the truck to wipe it off, but to my surprise there were no water stains! Wiping down the hatch usually leaves streaks and a few spots, but this glass was spotless and amazing too. The painted surfaces, which were flat and collected water, also did not stain, so the final quick drying of the towel was very fast. I probably saved 30 minutes of time that I would normally have spent removing stains from glass! Big advantages: Spots are gone! My wash time was reduced and I used less water since I wasn't trying to keep the truck wet until the towels came out. The stagnant water surfaces could be wiped off very easily, leaving no water stains or streaks. The windshield and glass were immaculate. In fact, all of the glass is now stain free and I realized I need to clean the inside of the windows as well. Useful information and tips Use the NEW hose on this device! If you hook it up to an old hose filled with sediment, you lose the advantage. I use a relatively new flexible hose (also from here at Revain). I drained ALL the water from the hose before connecting it to the machine, leaving only clean water in the hose. In fact, these flexible flexible hoses have one great property: they compress and expel water. Reduce pressure to extend filter life. The ionization process eventually consumes the material in the filter. Set the water pressure low enough and use as little water as possible. Running the hose at full capacity not only wastes water, but also doesn't extend the life of the filter element. Rinse brushes and tools with this water before storing them. After washing the truck, I used the Unger water to rinse the brushes and other items so they were flushed with clean water. Less Good The soap dispenser spray nozzle is interesting, but I didn't enjoy using it. . I felt it was running at too high a water speed and spraying too much water. The overspray and mist just went against my purpose of washing. With my regular hose flow adapter I had much better control so I was better able to save water (and improve filter life). I think the blue lever for locking the top could be stronger. The first one I got was broken from the factory. The swap option is nice, but it looks like years of use will eventually loosen that little blue lever that's part of the lock. If they just doubled the diameter of the plastic here, this thing would be a rock star. Based on the time saved, even if I only get half of the projected capacity, it's still worth the time saved and all the cleaning effort. glass that has been removed.