RE: Cleaning Products. - 2

+1 on Harpic X10 for downpipes
+1 on WD40,great for getting rid of tar spots on rims and silencer.
My bike gets sprayed with a grime remover purchased from my friendly motorcycle emporium, hosed orf then washed with turtle wax ice, I then use turtle wax ice liquid polish, apply with sponge applicator and polish orf with micofibre cloth, makes the black plastic gleam.

WD40 also cleans grease/oil/food stains from carpet.

A Doctor of Chemistry (PhD) told me that tidbit. She gained that bit of chemistry knowledge from her "home healthcare nurse" sister.

Zitat von bungus im Beitrag #14

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i kid you not , the very best thing for cleaning stainless down pipes is HARPIC MAX X10 toilet cleaner !!!!! it is the stuff in a black bottle ,costs about £1 in the supermarket , it removes ALL the brown staining you get after riding in the rain etc i use it all the time it is slightly acidic so use it ONLY on your down pipes and do not leave it for a long period of time i use one of those washing up sponges with the slightly coarse green backing and an old tooth brush to get to the awkward bits , put some directly on to the sponge and work up a lather/ soapy suds , make sure the exhaust is cold before you start and use rubber / nitrile gloves . It works better than anything i have ever tried in 35 years of biking and it costs pennies

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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #19

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #15

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Zitat von bungus im Beitrag #14

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i kid you not , the very best thing for cleaning stainless down pipes is HARPIC MAX X10 toilet cleaner !!!!! it is the stuff in a black bottle ,costs about £1 in the supermarket , it removes ALL the brown staining you get after riding in the rain etc i use it all the time it is slightly acidic so use it ONLY on your down pipes and do not leave it for a long period of time i use one of those washing up sponges with the slightly coarse green backing and an old tooth brush to get to the awkward bits , put some directly on to the sponge and work up a lather/ soapy suds , make sure the exhaust is cold before you start and use rubber / nitrile gloves . It works better than anything i have ever tried in 35 years of biking and it costs pennies

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For years. my work neighbor was a rather salty old guy with a heavy hand on the computer or typewriter keyboard. Typing for him was "button mashing" in the style of the late LBJ. Anyhow, with all that exertion his keyboard quickly became a pigsty. His go-to cleaner was the spray toilet bowl cleaner from the janitor's closet.

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Janitor in a closet? Surely not.

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #20

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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #19

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #15

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Zitat von bungus im Beitrag #14

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i kid you not , the very best thing for cleaning stainless down pipes is HARPIC MAX X10 toilet cleaner !!!!! it is the stuff in a black bottle ,costs about £1 in the supermarket , it removes ALL the brown staining you get after riding in the rain etc i use it all the time it is slightly acidic so use it ONLY on your down pipes and do not leave it for a long period of time i use one of those washing up sponges with the slightly coarse green backing and an old tooth brush to get to the awkward bits , put some directly on to the sponge and work up a lather/ soapy suds , make sure the exhaust is cold before you start and use rubber / nitrile gloves . It works better than anything i have ever tried in 35 years of biking and it costs pennies

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For years. my work neighbor was a rather salty old guy with a heavy hand on the computer or typewriter keyboard. Typing for him was "button mashing" in the style of the late LBJ. Anyhow, with all that exertion his keyboard quickly became a pigsty. His go-to cleaner was the spray toilet bowl cleaner from the janitor's closet.

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Janitor in a closet? Surely not.

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Harry, the janitor when I retired from that job, had a bright pink dusting wand. He called it, his "Fluffy Puffy". Harry truly enjoyed his Fluffy Puffy in certain offices.

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #20

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Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #19

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #15

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Zitat von bungus im Beitrag #14

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i kid you not , the very best thing for cleaning stainless down pipes is HARPIC MAX X10 toilet cleaner !!!!! it is the stuff in a black bottle ,costs about £1 in the supermarket , it removes ALL the brown staining you get after riding in the rain etc i use it all the time it is slightly acidic so use it ONLY on your down pipes and do not leave it for a long period of time i use one of those washing up sponges with the slightly coarse green backing and an old tooth brush to get to the awkward bits , put some directly on to the sponge and work up a lather/ soapy suds , make sure the exhaust is cold before you start and use rubber / nitrile gloves . It works better than anything i have ever tried in 35 years of biking and it costs pennies

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For years. my work neighbor was a rather salty old guy with a heavy hand on the computer or typewriter keyboard. Typing for him was "button mashing" in the style of the late LBJ. Anyhow, with all that exertion his keyboard quickly became a pigsty. His go-to cleaner was the spray toilet bowl cleaner from the janitor's closet.

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Janitor in a closet? Surely not.

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Harry, the janitor when I retired from that job, had a bright pink dusting wand. He called it, his "Fluffy Puffy". Harry truly enjoyed his Fluffy Puffy in certain offices.

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