Removal of Dead Fly's

  • Thread starter Thread starter Enodreven
  • Start date Start date
E

Enodreven

Deleted User
Use baby wipes, they really work and make it very easy no hard rubbing,

I have also been told that the work on the Black Streaks, and that they work on the residue of sticky labels on the windows ??

Hope this helps

Brian
 
Good Tip Brian
I drive to avoid them,
At least thats my excuse Officer:Rofl1:
Geo
 
Dryer Sheets - just slightly damp, work wonders on bugs

Paul
 
After washing your van rinse with bobby dazler from Fenwick's makes getting marks and flies off easy also gives a good shine to the van.:Wink:
 
Also a wire brush:Rofl1::Rofl1:
But seriously, baby wipes do work!:thumb:

I thought of an angle grinder perhaps with a wire brush attached LoL

But as you say seriously baby wipes do work and they are a lot cheaper that the suposed purpose made caravan accessories, we usually keep the unscented ones handy ?? for all sorts of problems they do help to get diesel off your hands ?
 
I always keep them at hand and I find that the larger industrial ones are better!:thumb:
 
:Eek!:never mind flys !!! how do you get the mrs off the u shaped lounge:Laughing::Rofl1:

ray
 
Our pet wing mirror spider helps out but never gets the ones on the front:Rofl1::Angry::Rofl1:

ah we have 1 too...his names cyril...:Rofl1:
but to get the bugs from the bonnet off,well iv got a 1st class method & it works every time......you can watch the tv/have a bath/have a glass of while it gets to work...only takes 5ins max!!
this is how....:-
1.i look seductively at my hubby dave
2. rub the cloth over my bosom....
3. tell him to go clean the bugs from the m/h while passing him the cloth
4. i tell him i will be waiting for him in bed after he finishes...:BigGrin:
5. bingo...no rubbing,no buffing,no scrubbing...genious eh!!!:Rofl1:

works everytime...sammclouis
 
he he he:Rofl1::Rofl1::Rofl1: so thats motorhome fun !!
 
I was thinking that if you could get Baby Wipes as big as bath towels, would you then need a shower block:RollEyes:
 
WD40 which you should all have a little tin of in your vans is, i find great as a black mark remover. trouble is it shows up the dirt on the rest of the van.
Its also good for getting grease/oil of your hands if youve had to tinker under that big white flap under the windscreen. Also removes sticky label residue.

Phill
 
Hi 1 part bleech to 3 part water in a garden pressure spray, scrub with a soft brush rinse with hose.Also removes black streaks and makes the van roof green gunge free.
terry
 
dead fly's

A circular wire brush on the end of yer electric drill does the trick!
By the way, what do you call a fly when you pull the legs orf.

/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
A walk! :BigGrin::beer:
 
Dead fly's..............?

Dead fly's what? Sorry it's the teacher in me coming out! Rap on the knuckles!
 
WD40 which you should all have a little tin of in your vans is, i find great as a black mark remover. trouble is it shows up the dirt on the rest of the van.
Its also good for getting grease/oil of your hands if youve had to tinker under that big white flap under the windscreen. Also removes sticky label residue.

Phill

Fly spray is quite good for that too. :thumb:

A few years ago somebody was trying to get the sticky residue from a label off his window, so I suggested fly spray. Somebody else had a real go at me for suggesting that, coz her child licks the window. I'm sorry - who's the rational one here? I gave up at that point. :Doh:

John
 

Join us or log in to post a reply.

To join in you must be a member of MotorhomeFun

Join MotorhomeFun

Join us, it quick and easy!

Log in

Already a member? Log in here.

Forum posts reflect the views of individual users and not MotorhomeFun.
MotorhomeFun does not endorse or verify user-generated content.

Back
Top