Another detail using Pledge testimonial
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From: Eastern Shore, MD
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The one thing that I read here that didn't really grab me as a great idea was to use it for cleaning a dirty bike, road dirt/grime can be highly abrasive, wiping it off with a rag drags/embeds that grit across the surface and contributes to surface degradation. Please be considerate to your polished surfaces, hose them off when possible."[/quote]
I'm a hoser
The one thing that I read here that didn't really grab me as a great idea was to use it for cleaning a dirty bike, road dirt/grime can be highly abrasive, wiping it off with a rag drags/embeds that grit across the surface and contributes to surface degradation. Please be considerate to your polished surfaces, hose them off when possible."[/quote]
I'm a hoser
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Chesterfield, VA
This is a crazy thread .. a lot of anxiety over something as mundane a cleaning your ride.
I've been using pledge for a couple of years now. At first I thought everyone who used the stuff was full of ****. The first time I used it, I put the bike out in the sun and to be honest, the color, rich sunglow blue really popped out like never before. Somebody said heavy dust from dirt roads sticks to it like a magnet ... that may be true. One of the only drawbacks.
I've been using pledge for a couple of years now. At first I thought everyone who used the stuff was full of ****. The first time I used it, I put the bike out in the sun and to be honest, the color, rich sunglow blue really popped out like never before. Somebody said heavy dust from dirt roads sticks to it like a magnet ... that may be true. One of the only drawbacks.
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