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Jedi Knight
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Ok, maybe this isn't the best tip for your prized LBC, but it will work wonders on the daily driver especially if your looking to sell it. I just replaced the leather seat cover in the family Suburban. The store where I purchased the cover said it might not match unless I clean the rest of the seat. They suggested foaming bathroom cleaner........and it works GREAT!!! They did say not to clean them often this way but just do it if the seats were in really dirty then treat with a good conditioner if they are leather. I found it works wonders on door panels and other plastic parts. Just use a soft brush to loosen the dirt and wipe away. I swear it made the seats look almost new.
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One of the motorcycle forums I go to a member posted pictures of his bike. He was asked how he got the engine so clean. He said he used foaming bubbles bathroom cleaner.

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That stuff is strong. My job is the weekly scrubbing of the two bathroom showers and I use the scrubbing bubbles and a scrub brush. It does work very well, but it does open your sinuses when you're all closed up in the stall with it.

I do it on a day right before I shower, so I can rinse everything down really well and get any residue off of the tile and glass.
 
And clean the top 2 layers old old skin off your feet.
Actually you just like a cheap pedi!
 
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