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I've found something 🙂
Went into local hardware to have a look. I need some window cleaner anyway.
Found nothing under motoring but standard window cleaner had Astonish which is a good doer on the carpet cleaner.
Spray, rub with paper towel and repeated. Then use the screen washer.
It got 95%off and now I can see where I'm going.
This didn't work with other products.I can rise and shine - just not at the same time!
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The only normal people you know are the ones you don’t know very well
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Arundmor said:Beeblebr0x said:Definitely NOT wire wool.0
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Beeblebr0x said:Arundmor said:Beeblebr0x said:Definitely NOT wire wool.0
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Arunmor said:Beeblebr0x said:Arundmor said:Beeblebr0x said:Definitely NOT wire wool.0
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a lot of pot scourers can be wire wool if you want to use wire wool fine is ok for glass the type you can burn with a lighter0
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Arunmor said:Try wire wool (on glass only).NEVER EVER WIRE WOOLYou can buw Plastic Scubbers -Lots of hot soapy water and the pan scrub if really bad. I keep a bucket at the bottom of the drive where I park and give the windscreen wash with a sponge when I go out or come back.0
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Oh well the flat earthers are fixated on pot scourers, goodness knows why.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOhqqc1syfg&ab_channel=NextLevelDIY
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Daughters car had those black spots from parking under a tree and I bought some of the cheap blue clay
from Amazon that they advertise for car detailing.
She was washing her car and I got a small cap of the car shampoo to wet the clay and it removed the spots
easily.
I had some expensive clay but did not want to waste it removing so many black spots and surprised how
easily the cheap stuff removed them.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...1 -
Looks like tar… you can buy a specific tar remover at car accessory shops0
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Try WD40 - it dissolves most resins
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