Dryer Pads/Sheets to Remove Bugs

No, but I have used them to keep the bugs away from me while I am camping. Do they work for removing dried bug splatter from paint?
 
I use them in the dryer to make my clothes smell nice...

don't mine me I'm tanked
 
It is very popular with RVers. Get them damp (that is sure subjective, LOL) and wipe away. But, remember most RV's are fiberglass/gelcoat.

For me (an RV owner) never used them.

Bill
 
Alot of people use them here, it's old school, never tried it mainly thinking it would scratch the paint.
 
They work good for cigarette smoke in the interior though
 
I keep Poorboys BugSquash in a small travel size spray, but have heard of many suggesting these sheets work too. My only issue would be marring ??
 
I have used dryer sheets for years to remove the twice annual attack of "Love Bugs" here in Florida. They will remove any LSP from your vehicle but they clean like crazy. Just dip them into a bucket of water to get wet and scrub away. Now someone from California is going to pipe in and say that dryer sheets contain carcinogens. Whether this is true or not, wear gloves if you want to caution on the safe side.
 
They can't be too bad if you use them in the dryer with your clothes.
 
Lately I spray a waterless on them, let dwell a few minutes, if bugs are dried, and wipe off. No impact to LSP and no need for Pinnacle Bug Sponge. Havent had bugs in a while but will soon.
 
doctordon said:
I have used dryer sheets for years to remove the twice annual attack of "Love Bugs" here in Florida. They will remove any LSP from your vehicle but they clean like crazy. Just dip them into a bucket of water to get wet and scrub away. Now someone from California is going to pipe in and say that dryer sheets contain carcinogens. Whether this is true or not, wear gloves if you want to caution on the safe side.
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Drier sheets have carcinogens!!! LoL
 
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