Re: [DML] Re: How do you clean your wheels rims?

[Dick Ryan <deloreanbiker@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have a "Shark" steamer.  While nothing works as well
as they do in infomercials, I am VERY pleased with it
for the uses I had in mind.  I clean my wheels with
it.  I have the original wheels, chromed and painted
black between the vanes.  The steam under pressure
does a great job between the vanes.  I do it often
enough that I don't get an accumulation of brake dust,
but that which is there just disappears.  Wipe dry and
enjoy.

I also use the steamer in the engine compartment. 
Again, while it is not as pwoerful as a true
commercial steam cleaner, it does make a dirty job a
whole lot easier.  And, you MUCH less fear of getting
water into places where you didn't want it.  

Dick Ryan
VIN 16867

--- p12c16 <PRC1216@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> 
> 
> I saw that they sell them at Bed Bath and Beyond,
> for around $100.  The box made it look 
> like it could do anything, and it even showed
> someone detailing their engine with it on the 
> box.  I can't believe it works that well at getting
> rid of grease and oil.  How does it work on 
> the stainless?  Does it seem to work better than
> Windex and all of the other polishes?
> 
> Patrick
> 1880





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