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Car cover cleaning
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22/07/2025 05:13
22/07/2025 05:13
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Hi I purchased this very grubby stained showroom cover on eBay the other day to cover my car whilst in the garage. Looking for advice on how to clean before I use it. Apart from normal household detergents and cleaning product has anyone got any experience on other products to maybe pre soak etc. The stains look a bit oily some old paint splashed (which are picking off to reveal a brighter yellow underneath) and generally i would think 30 years of grime and dust. https://ebay.us/m/p6dzw5Cheers Jon
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Re: Car cover cleaning
[Re: szkom]
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22/07/2025 20:23
22/07/2025 20:23
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If you've a big enough washing machine I'd be tempted to try a cool wash with a little stain remover I haven't actually tried it in our machine. I do have permission from SWMBO. Surprisingly
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Re: Car cover cleaning
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22/07/2025 20:24
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What about a horse rug laundrette, they have commercial machines to tackle items this large. I hadn't thought of that even though my daughter has a horse so will ask her for suggestions as well.
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