Love bug, cleaner?

Tom worked where he took care of many vehicles here in Florida. His method was to soak them down with water, wait a few minutes then use the normal car wash product. Said it was the best and easiest method.

years ago going through Lake Okeechobee area the windshield got so covered it was actually hard to see through. Stopped at a little crossroads store and they recommended Coca Cola to cut the mess. It works well.

dkreuzen wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:
The best thing that I have found is Spray Way aerosol cleaner. It's a foam type spray.

I clean the whole front of our coach every evening when traveling as I don't want the bugs to stay on too long.

You can find the spray at most stores including Walmart, Costco, etc. I keep 4-6 cans at all times in the coach. I swear by this stuff!

Safe travels!
MM.

There seems to be a few different Spray Way aerosol cleaners, which one are you referring to?

Oops, sorry, you're right, they make several types... :S

I use, 'Sprayway Glass Cleaner'.

MM.

I use Mauire's Quick Detailer spray and a microfiber towel.

Mr.Mark wrote:
The best thing that I have found is Spray Way aerosol cleaner. It's a foam type spray.

I clean the whole front of our coach every evening when traveling as I don't want the bugs to stay on too long.

You can find the spray at most stores including Walmart, Costco, etc. I keep 4-6 cans at all times in the coach. I swear by this stuff!

Safe travels!
MM.

There seems to be a few different Spray Way aerosol cleaners, which one are you referring to?

Soaking, like a wet towel.

Mix up some hydrogen peroxide with water and put it in a spray bottle , spray it on, let it sit a few minutes and wash it off. Use this on motorcycle windshields all the time and on the front of my truck and MH

I usually wait until the next morning after the dew has softened them. Then I like Wash/Wax/All red. Removes them and leaves a nice shiny surface.
RainX on the windshield works well to keep them from sticking as badly.

I use a pressure sprayer.

Etstorm wrote:
Wet a dryer sheet, wipe and rinse.

Yes. By far the best solution I've found.