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Casper

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From: East Lothian

Registered: 2015-12-20

Posts: 2,180

Tip Of The Day

No not dont eat yellow snow. THis is my kitchen window so i know it works.:D

Last edited by Casper (2017-08-19 19:30:33)

Ricko

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From: SW Lancs

Registered: 2017-01-18

Posts: 334

Re: Tip Of The Day

   

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OAT

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From: Borders/Dales

Registered: 2017-01-03

Posts: 1,013

Re: Tip Of The Day

Almost any soap based stuff will work.

Always used washing up liquid on m/c goggles and visors.

Most effective was to smear all over then rinse under running tap.  Not so practical on van windows of course.  Trick is to leave a smear free film on the glass.

Plenty of expensive branded options.  Muc-Off and the even better named "CatCrap" are supposed to be very good.  But shaving foam or washing up liquid are always to hand and a fraction of the price.

Bear in mind though that some rubber suckers for internal blinds won't take to any of these coatings.  I now just leave the corners untreated just like the proverbial nautical window cleaner.

Casper

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From: East Lothian

Registered: 2015-12-20

Posts: 2,180

Re: Tip Of The Day

I put that vid up on a bike forum as is handy to know you dont have to spend silly money on brands. Few people saying that furnature polish was best and would hear of nothing else even though i made that video to see how good foam was. I decided to give the polish a bash and popped into Aldi

Crap