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WTF??? Sealed and everything. Maybe some scammer used it and taped the sael on for exchange?????

 
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are you talking about the filter? have you used it yet?

 
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When I bought mine brand new there was water in the filter.maybe thats just the way its made?

How do you like it? I thought it was ok, but not as good as I had hoped.

 
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its not that great, plus its starting to leak where its connected to the hose

 
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wash by hand, nothing will ever beat it.

 
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u do wash by hand ... its just for rinsing really ..

 
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okay... dry by hand too (with a waffle weave towel or the absorber), that way if you missed some spots washing it, you can get them. mr. clean is a waste of $$.

 
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i used mr. clean auto dry once and it left some oily lookin stuff on my car ... one bon fire later and no more autodry

 
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they could get it moisterized when they ship them out so the filter doesn't dry out?

 
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I just bought a replacment filter (unopened so far) and the verdict is:

WATER

They must be made that way, it's only the tiniest little amount, probably to keep it moisturized and from drying out or something

 
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do not buy them they suck so bad mine leaks soap out everywere when i get done with it and the autodry isn't that good either

 
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I used mine hell like twice a week...spray on water spray on soap wash with a mit or sponge or whatever. then wash off soap...and dry by hand. It beats draging around a nasty bucket with water and soap in it.

 
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the filter needs to be kept moist so the membrane inside will rot, its written on the filter. mr clean works well (in terms of $$$) for the occassional washer, but its not for ppl who wash religiously. it only works if you follow the directions exactly.