Cleaning with mr.muscle can't be good

fartman

Seen a guy today cleaning his car with Mr.muscle the car was 2014 Passat what would that do to the paint work it can't be good lads

colm_mcm

Sounds a bit odd.

stevek93

Got to get that blood off..

Toyotafanboi

I always use mr. muscle glass cleaner on my car.

I've also used their kitchen cleaner with great success inside never previously cleaned door jambs to cut through that black greasy mess.

myshirt

stevek93 wrote: »

Got to get that blood off..

Exactly what I was thinking.

punisher5112

If he is a boardsie I would say its quite possible he was stripping the protection or previous wax as to get a good clean surface to re apply.

It really does help using all purpose cleaner.

You would be mad to use all the time but for a detailer its the job.

edburg

Good for getting of carbon deposits from exhaust if it hasn't been cleaned for long time.

Not healthy long term but be guessing there no care as it cheap because they didn't pay for it lol

vectra

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

I always use mr. muscle glass cleaner on my car.

Yes,
Used this and also used it on interior plastics.
Dash, Door panels etc.

*Kol*

I suppose cleaner is is cleaner as long as you protect after. Would be better to use a shampoo if it's a normal clean. I see the Sahara dust is in the air which would explain the dust marks on my car anyway!!

Voodoomelon

Would it be much harsher than an all purpose cleaner (assuming its the floor cleaner)? Can't see it doing any damage as a once off.

Noccy_Mondy

Expensive way to be cleaning a car.....

biko

Depends, was he using the Mr Muscle APC (All Purpose Cleaner) or the oven cleaner...? Even the APC could be a bit ott.

ShaunieVW

Could be product in a random bottle?

I have diluted diablo wheel cleaner in a windolene bottle so looks like I cleaning my wheels with windolene!

Spike Witwicky

I picked up a 5l bottle of Mr Muscle apc concentrate in B&Q on clearance for €3. Diluted in a spray bottle and it's fine