[quagmire47]

Any suggestions for any substances to get into the grooves of irons and clean out the dirt? Preferably house hold items.
I've read about cleaning with washing up liquid but that just seems to get the surface of the face nice and clean. The dirt in the grooves is very stubborn!

I've scrapped out some of the dirt from the grooves with a small precision screwdriver but it's just not scraping it all out. :eek I need something to loosen up the hard dirt.

Cheers

[Kace]

Another alternative is one of these.

http://www.groovepro.net/index.php

Fits the groove and cuts out any dirt and also sharpens up the grooves by actually cutting into the metal a bit also. Irish company as well.

[L.O.F.T]

[dvemail]

Let it soak in warm water then as seen above use a nail brush.

[quagmire47]

Good suggestions, thanks.

I guessed I might have to use a combination of a long soak (below the hosel) and a hardened brush.

Still think I could do with something in the water to help...

[dvemail]

Originally Posted by quagmire47

Still think I could do with something in the water to help...

Washing up liquid will do the job.

[quagmire47]

Originally Posted by dvemail

Washing up liquid will do the job.

I probably haven't let them soak long enough first time around. Will give it ago. cheers!

[billy3sheets]

Cillit Bang!
Bang - and the dirt is gone...

[soundsham]

2 nail brushes for a euro at B&Q at the moment

[Benicetomonty]

An old tooth brush and hot water. Problem solved

[Myksyk]

What the hell ... How dirty can a club be that a precision screwdriver and long soaks don't get it all out?

[Dormy]

Soak in hot water then scrub with an old toothbrush. Works for me

[Supateer]

Originally Posted by Myksyk

What the hell ... How dirty can a club be that a precision screwdriver and long soaks don't get it all out?

I think he's trying to remove the dark colouration in the groove that the manufacturer put there!