First time using it.

At one time I asked what ya'll use for getting bugs off the front of the camper.You all told me Dryer sheets,What the heck is in those things. It still took a little elbow grease,but man they work great! You guys ROCK
Here is a before picture.

And here are some after.

Nice cleaning. We have also found they work great. One of the reasons I love this site. I'd never have thought of using them.

You can use less elbow grease if you wipe the wet dryer sheets on and let it set for a couple of minutes. Gives the solution a chance to work.

John

Looks good. Our front was even worse than that, and dryer sheets worked very well.

Another use for used dryer sheets - scouring sinks and counter tops. Not really scouring, but they have just enough abrasive texture to do a great job. Good use for used dryer sheets - the unused ones would probably create a mess, and the softener in the sheets isn't needed.

Tater

Tracker, If you have any dryer sheets left, you can over to my house and see if it works on my Cat too

TC

TC wrote:Tracker, If you have any dryer sheets left, you can over to my house and see if it works on my Cat too

TC

Got plenty of dryer sheets TC....Just ran out of elbow grease.

Shucks!!

TC

They work great in cleaning shower doors and walls. I also wrap a couple around the power cable just inside the hatch cover to keep bugs from entering the camper.

I find the dryer sheets do work great but I have also found that overuse will result in removing the wax on the nose as well. I now use the dryer sheets and then do a quick wax shortly afterwards.

Wow, those were a lot of bugs, nice cleaning job though.

Tracker,
The front of your trailer wasn't bad. THIS was bad -


Love bugs in Mississippi.

Tater

That's what mine looked like Tater before I hit it with the hose and a brush trying to get the bugs off.Didn't work...So I put the dryer sheet to it.

Hey all I didn't want to start a new thread for this question, but along the lines of cleaning, have any of you ever run across the mold spores....those little black buggers can survive a nuclear blast!

I think they may be more of a north east issue...

I always thought they were catapiller droppings but come to find out they are not...anyways any good ideas on cleaning them...

I usually use a credit card (always handy for WC repairs as well ;-)
to scrape them off then they can be brushed off, but man you can have hundreds and hundreds of them...

Any magic tricks?

I don't think we've ever had that problem. We get some spots on the awning occasionally. Scruffy uses a mixture of Simple Green and bleach. I suppose that would work anywhere.

Tater

Dyer sheets than wax. Try that soon.