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July 6th 03, 04:48 AM
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Overall, the pledge in a spray can worked pretty well, but it seemed like it might be a bit expensive in the long run. Cheaper versions of Pledge a "Favor" furnature polish. Walmart has another brand of furnature polish that is about the same stuff for about 85 cents/can. Mitch 
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July 6th 03, 12:12 PM
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I've tried just about everything for cleaning leading edges, including Wash
Wax All and Lemon Pledge in the squeeze spray bottle, and Jay's right, they all work well. One good one for baked-on bugs was Adolph's Meat Tenderizer dissolved in water and applied with a spray bottle. The enzymes, I was told, soften the bug guts. However, it was recommended that one avoid garlic-flavored tenderizer or one's plane could be renamed The Stinking Rose.
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