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rags for cleaning oil engines, etc.

smeedyova · 2012-01-10 20:19:38

Does anybody know where I can buy a bundle of rags suitable for cleaning up engine stuff?

10-01-2012 8:19pm

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smeedyova

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Does anybody know where I can buy a bundle of rags suitable for cleaning up engine stuff?

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#2 10-01-2012 8:47pm

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I bought a pack some time ago from my local auto factors for about 12/15 quid I think.

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#3 10-01-2012 8:50pm

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I got a "Bag of Rags" from Tesco for a few €, they're basically off cuts from their clothing I'd say.

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#4 10-01-2012 9:28pm

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I sometimes cut up old t-shirts and use them, no point in paying money to mop up oil when you can get them for free

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#5 10-01-2012 9:34pm

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Wait til your local band of fake charity leafleting crew leaflet your estate, then creep out early on collection day and cut out the middleman? (obviously only do this for fake charities)

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#6 10-01-2012 9:45pm

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Try your local charity shop, you should pick up a bag of rags cut up quite cheap. I got them in Oxfam.

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#7 10-01-2012 9:49pm

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Old t-shirts FTW

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#8 10-01-2012 10:49pm

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Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I sometimes cut up old t-shirts and use them, no point in paying money to mop up oil when you can get them for free

I do the same thing, cheap way of getting rags....I keep my old t-shirts for this exact reason!

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