Magic Eraser
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From: South Okanagan, BC
RE: Magic Eraser
Yes I used it on the entire bike; no force necessary.. you just wet the sponge, wring out excess water, & wipe... you aren't scrubbing it...
I used the plain one, but there is also one with a scrubby built in...
I used the plain one, but there is also one with a scrubby built in...
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RE: Magic Eraser
ORIGINAL: daboys53119
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Not to hijack this thread but another cleaning product that works great is the swiffer dusters. I have used california car dusters for years but these swiffer things are the best for bikes.
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Not to hijack this thread but another cleaning product that works great is the swiffer dusters. I have used california car dusters for years but these swiffer things are the best for bikes.
Haven't got to use the mr.cleaner magic erasers I bought yet..but will be bathing the baby this weekend so I'll find out.
Not sure I would use it on the paint.
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From: Munford, TN
RE: Magic Eraser
ORIGINAL: BeavisRules
What about on chrome? Mainly my exhaust pipes. They keep getting crap burned on them and it is a royal pain scrubbing it off.
What about on chrome? Mainly my exhaust pipes. They keep getting crap burned on them and it is a royal pain scrubbing it off.
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From: Tulsa, OK
RE: Magic Eraser
ORIGINAL: HeatherC
I'll have to mention to Sean when he's cleaning the bikes.
I'll have to mention to Sean when he's cleaning the bikes.
Thats just wrong!!...next thing you know you'll have 'im makin sammiches.....
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j/k Sean!!
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