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kevinj

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The other day I went shopping for my wife
at the dollar store, for our anniversary.
While I was there, I thought I would look for an oven cleaner
to clean my chains.
However, I decided to try this other product.
GREASED LIGHTNING !!!
This stuff is unbelievable.
Spray it on, let it set for about 10 mins.
and brush it off with a stiff brush.
Then rinse.
It's cheap too.
About $3.00 for a 40 oz. bottle.
You'll be surprised.
 
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I have a vinyl sided white house and we wash it every other year with greased lightning. You can buy it in 5 gallon contains at Loews. We dilute it and spray it from a backpack sprayer then pressure wash it. It does not harm plants or grass.
 
You did what???????:jawdrop: :jawdrop: :jawdrop:
Hey times are tough.
Yeah your right.
I'm just going by what she said about
the easy clean up.
I should check with her sister though.
 
The other day I went shopping for my wife
at the dollar store, for our anniversary.
While I was there, I thought I would look for an oven cleaner
to clean my chains.
However, I decided to try this other product.
GREASED LIGHTNING !!!
This stuff is unbelievable.
Spray it on, let it set for about 10 mins.
and brush it off with a stiff brush.
Then rinse.
It's cheap too.
About $3.00 for a 40 oz. bottle.
You'll be surprised.

I've been using Greased Lightning on my dirtbike for 5 or 6 years. It's good, but for chains? You sawin' dirt? :)
 
I like the diesel too but I rub it with a rag. Works on sappy hands too!

Kevin...What did your wife think of your gift??? Are you 2 still on the books for another anniversary next year????
 
I've been using Greased Lightning on my dirtbike for 5 or 6 years. It's good, but for chains? You sawin' dirt? :)

No I aint sawin dirt.
This is a great cleaner for cleaning off pitch and whatever crud is on the chain.
Who knows.
It may even keep your chain sharp!!
 
I like the diesel too but I rub it with a rag. Works on sappy hands too!

Kevin...What did your wife think of your gift??? Are you 2 still on the books for another anniversary next year????

heck yeah Kevin. let us know how that went! my anniversary is march 6th, maybe I can save some green!!
;)
-Ralph

Well you probably know me by now.
I was just goofin with ya.
My anniversary isn't till Oct.
Really, she is SPOILED.
And she deserves to be.
 
Man ya'll are killin' me..:hmm3grin2orange: .....Just cut some white oak or red oak....It will take any build-up off of the chain....
 
Well you probably know me by now.
I was just goofin with ya.
My anniversary isn't till Oct.
Really, she is SPOILED.
And she deserves to be.

oh yeah. as much as we've spoken in Pms I figured you were playing. however, if there was a chance to save the green, I'm all ears! It was worth a chance!
-Ralph
 
No I aint sawin dirt.
This is a great cleaner for cleaning off pitch and whatever crud is on the chain.
Who knows.
It may even keep your chain sharp!!

I'm trying to think if I have ever cleaned a chain.
Nope, can't say that I have. ;)
 
Xylene works wonders on filthy chains, dip, soak 5 minutes, clean with bristle brush. . 5 liter pails of Xylene available at Home Depot.
 

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