How do you clean underside of MMM

nhman · Oct 23, 2002

Any tricks for how to clean the underside of the mmm without damaging it. I was thinking of using my power washer?

nhman.

Thomas · Oct 23, 2002

Thats what I use..a power washer w/dish soap,than after dry I spray the old WD40 to everything.

Will_C · Oct 23, 2002

I also use the pressure washer, but remember to be very careful around your spindles where the bearings are. I'm glad to hear that Thomas also uses a WD-40 spray.

Thomas · Oct 23, 2002

Ahh yes WD40,for I still remeber one of Bird quiz question in which he posted years ago..What does WD40 stand for. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Steven · Oct 23, 2002

How about water displacement formula 40. the 40 stands for the amount of tries to perfect the formula. so if they got it right the first time we would have "wd1"

Thomas · Oct 24, 2002

Yep that right..WD40

Farmall also had a WD model tractor,and I believe they got it right sixth time..WD6. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Bird · Oct 24, 2002

Someone had more patience than I have. I doubt that I'd try anything 40 times before giving up./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Steven · Oct 24, 2002

Just look at how much money they made after the 40th try went to market.

We use it by the cases on the machines at work to keep them looking good. There is also a guy at work that uses it on his old black faded pickup about once a month and the paint shines like you would not believe he said it works better than any wax he has ever tried. and its less work.

Bird · Oct 25, 2002

Yep, there's no doubt their persistence did pay off.

Hoosier_Daddy · Oct 25, 2002

Bird,

"Yep, there's no doubt their persistence did pay off. "

I agree with your statement.

My Great-Great GrandPa stopped at "6-UP" and my Great GrandPa stopped at "Preperation G".

And now I am still a lowly Communications Worker.

Danged Ancesters. If they would have just tried one more time.

Tom

PS: Hows the new Air Bed working for you?