Anyone Use "Greased Lightning" Cleaner?
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Anyone Use "Greased Lightning" Cleaner?
I was in Lowe's today and beside the Simple Green is this product called Greased Lightning.
Is this stuff any good?
I go thru Simple Green on EVERYTHING like it's going out of style.
Can this stuff also be used as an all purpose cleaner/degreaser such as Simple Green?
Is it safe to use on interiors,plastics,etc?
Is this stuff any good?
I go thru Simple Green on EVERYTHING like it's going out of style.
Can this stuff also be used as an all purpose cleaner/degreaser such as Simple Green?
Is it safe to use on interiors,plastics,etc?
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Good stuff....but strong. I use it for the tough stuff, but keep it away from stitching, aluminum, etc.
Of course, I may too leary of it. More here
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Of course, I may too leary of it. More here
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It is really great stuff. The plant where they make it is in Liberty, SC, about 20 minutes from me. It is very popular down here and I use it a lot to clean tough stuff. They even have a race car, I see them hauling it in an enclosed trailer all the time. It started off as a really small company that they started in the back of a grocery store.
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Originally posted by craig223
I use it... works great!!
I keep a bottle of it in my truck. When I'm down working on the boat and get my hands greasy/oily, it works great as a hand cleaner.
I use it... works great!!
I keep a bottle of it in my truck. When I'm down working on the boat and get my hands greasy/oily, it works great as a hand cleaner.
don't get it mixed up with the other bottles you keep in there.