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    October 18th, 2002 05:42 PM #1
    ...sa rubbers like hose and tires?

    Thanks.
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    October 18th, 2002 06:25 PM #2
    Why would you use Wipe out on those spots? hoses maiintindihan ko pa but tires?

    My question is, why muna? Wipe out isn't exactly a degreaser or anything like that... I wouldn't mind using it on non-porous surfaces like metal, vinyl and plastics... but I haven't tried using it on rubber...
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    October 18th, 2002 06:59 PM #3
    Minsan kasi nagkaroon ng kaunting dumi sa isang tire lang and I don't have time to wash it with water and soap kaya ginamitan ko na lang ng wipeout.

    I worried baka kasi hindi ito safe sa rubber.
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    October 22nd, 2002 11:00 PM #4
    Yang MC at Wipe-out ay banned na forever sa aking
    household. Those damn things leave a residue that's
    hard to remove. I used to use those cleaners for cleaning
    my computer, electric fan, TV, stereo, microwave oven, etc.
    pang-alis ba ng alikabok...Pero after a while pansin ko sa mga
    puting appliances like my computer, may naiiwan siyang residue.
    Kaya ngayon degreaser na lang gamit ko when cleaning the
    things in the house.
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    October 23rd, 2002 11:20 AM #5
    true, it does leave sticky residues... i often have to rewipe the areas with a warm towel to get rid of those...
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    October 23rd, 2002 08:39 PM #6
    so ser theveed, now that this topic had arouse my curiosity... what would you recommend as a better alternative to wipeout or mc?

    sorry kung medyo OT na.
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    October 24th, 2002 10:18 AM #7
    In most cases, a very light solution of alkaline cleaner (even dishwashing soap) would clean rubber parts well... But not strong enough, in most cases.... Use a water based all purpose cleaner or citrus based cleaner... Works wonders...
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    October 28th, 2002 11:28 AM #8
    Quote Originally Posted by TJMaxx
    Yang MC at Wipe-out ay banned na forever sa aking
    household. Those damn things leave a residue that's
    hard to remove. I used to use those cleaners for cleaning
    my computer, electric fan, TV, stereo, microwave oven, etc.
    pang-alis ba ng alikabok...Pero after a while pansin ko sa mga
    puting appliances like my computer, may naiiwan siyang residue.
    Kaya ngayon degreaser na lang gamit ko when cleaning the
    things in the house.
    Salamat sa info TJMaxx
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theveed, safe ba ang wipeout?