Quote: Originally posted by JohnJustine on 15/4/2007
We use fairy liquid and hot water, and thinned bleach for the green bits and rinse thoroughly. It's worked wonders for the last five years.
Oooohh errr...I think that the salt content of wash up liquids is not good, certainly not recommended for motor vehicles.
Quote: Originally posted by Ulti-Mates on 16/4/2007
Quote: Originally posted by JohnJustine on 15/4/2007
We use fairy liquid and hot water, and thinned bleach for the green bits and rinse thoroughly. It's worked wonders for the last five years.
Oooohh errr...I think that the salt content of wash up liquids is not good, certainly not recommended for motor vehicles.
Mr Ulti-Mate
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Quote: Originally posted by JohnJustine on 15/4/2007
We use fairy liquid and hot water, and thinned bleach for the green bits and rinse thoroughly. It's worked wonders for the last five years.
Good for you--- but we make a product that works in the field without the help of hot water and doe's NOT damage caravans of any type or make and is GREEN JUST LIKE ME----OMF
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Topic: CLEANING CARAVAN
