Works as advertised

This product is perfect for your needs. Works with Adams dionizer tank.

I got the product in with too high of an expectation, and the product shipped arrived wet, was a pain to load into the canister. Will never buy it again

Listen, I get that not everyone understand the idiosyncrasies of modern suburban homeowner life. Some of us are in a constant competition to have the nicest yard, the best halloween displays, and the most oooh-y and aaaah-y Christmas lights in the neighborhood. Superficial flex's to show up each neighbor and slowly ruin families and marriages by being the person that partners always say they wish the other was "more like you".But there is a much, deeper, darker, fiercer competition that starts in driveways around the world that lets you carry those superficial flexes beyond the walls of our planned unimaginative mega-builder land rash's that we score on their proximity to a whole foods. And that mega flex is the proper detailed car.The reason why this flex is so powerful, is it is two flexes in one. First you get to plant the seeds of deep rooted jealously on your home turf, and then you get you take your mirror reflective 4x4 land barge to Starbucks for a venti caramel half-caf no whip frapp and a pupachino for your designer pumpkin spice doodle thats hanging out the window.Sure. You can take the easy way out and call the kid who's mom posts about how good they do detailing their Hyundai Santa fe on the local Facebook neighborhood terrorist page. But, I get it, that is not your style. You want people to see the work happening. You judge your shine based off of how many boomers stop by and yell "How much to do mine next!". You have a secret mixture of baby oil and bacon grease you use for tire shine. You have used painter tape on your hood to do a side-by-side comparison of the latest spray ceramic detailers. You walked into the car dealer and said "Lol, the only vehicles you have are White? Thats too easy. What do you have in black with lots of flake!"You know this battle is not one for the neighborhood kid, this war is for professionals only.That is where the Adam's Portable Spotless Water Deionizer comes in. Now, deionizers are nothing new to car shine warfare. Some of us remember the magic that was the Mr. Clean AutoDry car wash system. That product was ahead of it's time, and died an unjust death. And if you drive around your neighborhood any Saturday morning, you'll probably find a few other soldiers trying to show off with their sharper image deionizers they bought from sky mall on a lay over in Poughkeepsie -- But they don't know what is about to smash their spirits.That spirit hulk smash comes from you pulling out this 50lb beefcake of a unit. Wheels? No. Lol, you don't need wheels. You just carried out 242lbs of Amazon boxes to the recycling bin that your partner has just thrown in the garage. You have a nice pump going. You even consider taking your SPF 50 shirt with the logo of a marina in the Bahamas you went to for a wedding 6 years ago off, but then you remember your doctor just warned you of the dangers of skin cancer.You hook up the hose. You start filling a wheeled bucket with a grit filter with the finest of suds ever seen on which ever side of the Mississippi you happen to be on -- you're old school, no foam cannon here. You wash meticulously, flipping your mit, double dipping, avoiding swirls like your high school crush avoided you after you pooped your pants in gym class in the 7th grade.Now it is time. Years of watching Top Gun over and over, you know the line. You know the routine. You grunt "Too close for Missiles, I'm switching to guns!" And slap those red knobs into the ready position. Pure deionized nectar flows from the nozzle like liquid gold. You adjust the nozzle. Jet? No. Sprinkle? No. Fan? Yeah. Fan. Thats the one. You start sheeting the suds off your cars in waves of pure ecstasy. You take a moment to look around and appreciate the looks on all the defeated neighbors around you. You can see their lips move as they whisper "Is he going to use the leaf blower to dry it?" ... "I bet he has to shammy." ... "No way he doesn't towel it off..."And then it happens. You walk away. You're done. You won the war. Another day, and yet again you easily conquered Jim, your neighbor that always shows up to your parties and asks for an IPA, and then goes thru your whisky and makes comments about every bottle. Jim doesn't know what just hit him. A mirror finish, spot free shine. Time for you to take the ol' gal out for a home depot, tj max, and target run and show off your handy work and win the street shine war too.Anyways, yeah. I guess I recommend this.