Unger Rinse 'n' Go Replacement Filter for Spotless Car Washing

I’ve been using the Rinse N Go a little more than expected, since I have more time on my hands. The resin lasted for more than 10 uses, like the box says – but I don’t have particularly hard water.Replacing the resin bag was easier than I expected – it helps a lot if you brace the Rinse n Go unit with your feet when you open it. Basically just take out one bag and drop in another. The results were the same with the new resin, spotless!

I know these aren't cheap, but they work. I get terrible water spots on my car when I wash it, but with this, the car looks so much better. I only wish they would last longer since they can be a bit pricey to replace as often as I need to.

The replacement resin has been great so far. I switched to a new bag to start this car-wash season with nice results. Changing bags was easy, but you may want to use your feet on the Rinse N Go base to help remove the top. After swapping resin I was able to get the same results as before- spotless!

Worked good with our well water in OR. In AZ the water is really bad, so unless you have a good water softner already you go through a bag in a very short time.

Same bag brand the system came with but cost less. Perfect!

Would like to get more washes out of it but works as advertised....

If your water is low in TDS, let's say 50 PPM this will give you 5-8 good washes before spotting. You want this Rinse n GO system to last for 6 months + Get a reverse osmosis system and plumb it to the rinse and go and put the spot free water in a 55gl - 275 ibc tote and hook up a pressure washer. Yes its a little expensive but its well worth it.

These filters are very expensive for the little bit of water you get out of them. It takes almost 2 filters to wash my motorhome. When they work, they work very well, just do not last long for the price. I would rather spend the money having it washed and save the massive amount of work and $100.00 in filters.