Woolite for interiors ???

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Anyone use Woolite at 8/1 dilution for car interiors ? I've been doing this for a while now, but lately, it seems to be leaving a bit of a film on the dash.
If I do decide to switch to a dedicated interior QD, any recommendations ? Thanks
 
saleenman607 said:
Anyone use Woolite at 8/1 dilution for car interiors ? I've been doing this for a while now, but lately, it seems to be leaving a bit of a film on the dash.
If I do decide to switch to a dedicated interior QD, any recommendations ? Thanks
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ONR or Wipeout on a damp cloth. I don't like anything that leaves a residue on plastics.

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Thanks. Never heard of wipeout. ONR has cleaning properties?
 
Absolutely, ONR lifts dirt and leaves a clean finish with no residue. Wipeout is from a supplier not currently carried by Autogeek so I don't want to go into more detail. As rinseless washes they are the safest starting point to clean interiors.

Remember, start with the least aggressive method and go from there.

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I used Woolite before and abandoned it for the same reason. That and it seemed weak compared to dedicated products for that purpose.
 
I used it extensively but not on dashboards or hard plastic. Carpet and cloth seats cleaned up very well with it.
 
Thanks everyone that replied.........I'll try the QD ratio of ONR and get back to you after the results.
 
Woolite is formulated for fabrics and I would seem to think that it would work well for carpets and cloth seats, not so much for plastic or vinyl. Just make sure that you rinse the areas with water and dry them thoroughly.
 
UncleDavy said:
Woolite is formulated for fabrics and I would seem to think that it would work well for carpets and cloth seats, not so much for plastic or vinyl. Just make sure that you rinse the areas with water and dry them thoroughly.
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Crap.......never thought of a rinse wipe ! anyway, tried the onr and it worked great. I'll be doing that instead of a two wipe process.
 
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