Post 768647 by Gold 'N' Brown on 2015-04-13 02:19:23
Just wondered if anyone has ever experimented with baby wipes as a interior quick detailer sort of thing.
I've recently noticed that they seem to be awesome for cleaning anything and everything around the house, getting grubby toddler hand stains off of the leather sofas and other materials. And at ~1p a wipe they've got to be better value than most fancy car products. I could easily give them a go in the Volvo myself, and will at some stage but just thought I'd ask if anyone else has ever tried it.
Post 768665 by foammanmark on 2015-04-13 12:00:25
Coincidence, but I've been thinking of using them for removing bird poo. Real problem at the moment round here. I have used baby wipes to remove split coffee and similar from my interior.
Post 768688 by craigoodwood on 2015-04-13 16:35:45
they dont really work for inside the car, they not quite wet enough or strong enough to get into the pattern on the plastics and you cant see what has been missed till its dried and then it leaves a moisturiser reasidue ;)
Post 768696 by volvokid on 2015-04-13 18:18:48
[QUOTE=foammanmark;768665]Coincidence, but I've been thinking of using them for removing bird poo. Real problem at the moment round here. I have used baby wipes to remove split coffee and similar from my interior.[/QUOTE]
I wouldnt advice that mark, you will mark your paint doing that
Post 768697 by foammanmark on 2015-04-13 18:29:08
[QUOTE=volvokid;768696]I wouldnt advice that mark, you will mark your paint doing that[/QUOTE]
Like I say, I thought about it but didn't actually do it. Still getting the sponge and bucket out to remove the stuff. I'm sure that I did see bird poo wipes at Costco though. Starlings at the moment are bombing our cars...............
Post 768754 by speedswede on 2015-04-14 13:06:35
plain baby wipes are good at removing the slippery silicone spray finish that second hand car dealers insist on spraying all over the interior plastics of the vehicle.