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while we're dreaming... I'd take a Mopar bag. lol I doubt you'll see any branded bags, they'd get in trouble with the various trademarks/copyrights unless they licensed them.

I bought 2 weeks ago, haven't had the chance to use it, yet. I'm hoping to do a full detail of my Charger on Monday, if everything goes as planned, I'll test out the Bissell on my floor mats. Actually, they only need to be vacuumed, since I cheat and use a set of clear vinyl mats on top of my carpeted mats, but if I have the time... From what I've seen there is one model that has a weaker motor than the others. But, these are still intended for occasional use by the average housewife/husband, not a professional detail shop. So, the suction power will be very low compared to a professional model. From countless reviews I read before finally ordering one, the suction is fine for the average guy, but there will still be moisture left. Either left it air dry or use a towel/shopvac to remove more of the water before letting it air dry.

oh, that explains the pink color! thanks, always wondered about that.

I don't really understand the question. lol We know it dries well, which means less time switching towels so you can dry faster. So, less chance of water drying on the paint before you remove it, so less chance of water spots. Right? Oh, I re-read and saw that he mentioned using detail spray while drying. I guess it works in two ways, one as a surface tension-reducer so the water wipes off faster? And since you added more moisture, it'll take longer to dry. I just know that it works. You'll find a lot of people recommending it, it's a good detailers trick. I've been doing it before I learned about Adam's.

I've received ebay orders via the Smartpost system, my local USPS delivery person leaves them on my porch. The downside is speed, Fedex Ground is faster plus the tracking is much better. But, it is cheaper. I'll stick with Fedex, but it's great that Adams is trying to find more options for their customers!