GenesisCoupe
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All your posts remind me of Mr.Bean
I have to clean the shower!
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Herrmann22
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At least I don't remove my steering wheel when I park. But, I obviously like Mr. Bean.
He's a riot. Sent from my SGH-T989 using AG Online
Willy Wang
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a steamer costs $80 bucks, will save you a lot of headache and arm aches lol
Herrmann22
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My drill scrub attachment costs $12. Plus, using a cordless drill in the shower while in the nude might be fun.
rops:Guys, just related to the topic. I have to clean the snow from my car today. I arrived to visit my parents staying here for a month, and today wow it is snowing. That is something unbelievable for me, it is the third of October and it is snowing in Kiev.What I wanted to ask in the topic is whether it is really worth to buy a steamer? I have never tried it.
Herrmann22
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UPDATE:
The drill scrubber worked like magic and it was actually fun to clean the tile and bathtub. Now, what man would say that!? It reminded me of using my DA polisher on a car. It beats scrubbing by hand for sure.
I had to switch over to a power (AC) drill instead of the cordless because the process kills the battery life too fast. Other than that, and being careful not to electrocute myself using power tools around water, it went fairly smooth!
I don't think the chemical solution is a concern. I just used Simple Green that I had in the garage already. The drill scrubber probably would have worked regardless of what I sprayed on the tile. The magic is in the process of the scrubber going at a high RPM. Very cool.
The drill scrubber worked like magic and it was actually fun to clean the tile and bathtub. Now, what man would say that!? It reminded me of using my DA polisher on a car. It beats scrubbing by hand for sure.
I had to switch over to a power (AC) drill instead of the cordless because the process kills the battery life too fast. Other than that, and being careful not to electrocute myself using power tools around water, it went fairly smooth!
I don't think the chemical solution is a concern. I just used Simple Green that I had in the garage already. The drill scrubber probably would have worked regardless of what I sprayed on the tile. The magic is in the process of the scrubber going at a high RPM. Very cool.