Reading posts about CL washing prompted me to enter a bug removal process that actually works in seconds!
1. Take a dryer sheet used for softening/anti-cling and place one in a spray bottle. Add water about 1/3 full. I use two sheets and fill half way.
2. Let this solution soak a few minutes.
3. Spray solution on bug guts, bird poop, highway grim etc, then wipe away with another dryer sheet.
4. This method actually works as described on the internet; not sure who came up with this remedy but glad he did!
5. Some guys with exotic cars claim this may leave small scratches but I have used it on my Honda and Chevy with no problems or scratches just amazed at how easy gunk is removed. I keep this in a spray bottle and use it after each road trip for quick bug removal before a car wash. It does leave a light residue that is easily washed off.
Lots of uses for dryer sheets..... In a pinch use them as a bug repellant. (on your bod) Ladies rub your nylons and dress to keep static down.
[quote source="/post/13251/thread" timestamp="1436961044" author="@monted"]Reading posts about CL washing prompted me to enter a bug removal process that actually works in seconds!
1. Take a dryer sheet used for softening/anti-cling and place one in a spray bottle. Add water about 1/3 full. I use two sheets and fill half way.
2. Let this solution soak a few minutes.
3. Spray solution on bug guts, bird poop, highway grim etc, then wipe away with another dryer sheet.
4. This method actually works as described on the internet; not sure who came up with this remedy but glad he did!
5. Some guys with exotic cars claim this may leave small scratches but I have used it on my Honda and Chevy with no problems or scratches just amazed at how easy gunk is removed. I keep this in a spray bottle and use it after each road trip for quick bug removal before a car wash. It does leave a light residue that is easily washed off.[/quote]Somebody must wander around with a pocket full of dryer sheets randomly trying stuff.
I have been washing my own car for 45 years or so and have purchased just about every cleaner out there; nothing comes close to the dryer sheet and water for removing bugs! I have also heard about hanging one from your pocket to deter bugs at camp; I am putting some dryer sheets in the TT for trial on the next trip.
The skeeter's in GA swamps use them for Kleenex......