'79ProwlerOrange

I lost my instrustions, and i wanted to know how to clean it... its getting pretty nasty... :confused:

GREGG-73

Well one thing you don't want to do is -------wash it, trust me on this one!

You might try taking a plastic dog brush to it , to just comb out the heavier grime, dirt, dust, etc. This will fluff it up for some extended use, other than that you just have to shake the sh#$%^%^t out of it, before and after each use.

But , if it's really pretty ugly as you say, then hey, they are cheap and a new one should not break anyone's bank account. :seeya

'79ProwlerOrange

i thought it said not to wash it. thanks! i park it at storage, which has a dirt/rock road. so it gets dirty every time i pull it out. i think i'll try the brush idea. :cheers:

Jon69L46

Depending on age, tell the wife it's for her car and get another. :)


[Modified by Jon69L46, 8:57 AM 1/25/2003]

SanDiegoPaul

the instructions I remember saying that the "dirtier it is the better it works?"

SanDiegoPaul

If you buy another, can I have the handle off the one you have now? Mine is broken in half from being in the trunk of my old car :banghead: :lolg:

PRNDL

Slam it down real hard on your car's hood! :eek:

Well.... maybe not on the hood, but I thought you were supposed to shake the dirt out of them by knocking them up against a wall, a door, another duster, something like that. :) MJ

ahhh! I see Greg gave you the "correct" answer in the middle of his post! :lol:


[Modified by MNJack, 12:10 PM 1/25/2003]

Eddie 70

Yeah, thats the ticket.

'79ProwlerOrange

I'll just lie to myself and say its for my daily. :lol:

thermoquad

I just blow any of the loose stuff out with the air hose every once in a while--seems to be holding up ok.