Bug Splatter Clean Up

The dryer sheets work best if they are "used". A fresh new dryer sheet will leave a film that is difficult to remove. After they have been through a few cycles in the dryer set them aside for bug removal use and the bugs come like magic with very little rubbing and no residual film.

Works for me... now if i could just reach the front of our Class C bug catcher.

:B

I use diluted Totally Awesome from Dollar Store. Really works good even on black streaks.

When I hit Florida I was told all the horror stories of what the lovebugs would do to your vehicles.

All I can say is do NOT use the dryer sheets 'dry'.
I did and it permanently scratched the paint on the toad and etched the bug deflector on my truck. :R

Regular plastic scrubby you use in the kitchen and hot soapy water takes bugs off. Stay on top of them and Wash them off using the window cleaning bucket at the gas station every time you fuel up. It's not rocket science.

Mix half bleach, half water, squirt of liquid soap, and spray on with a pumpup sprayer. Wait 20 min or so, don't let it dry; wash off with a hose.

x3 on dryer sheets. (Bounce, etc)

X2 on the dryer sheets they do work.

best way I,ve found is sit the rv out in the rain,after the rain wash good ,

I would think Pam would leave a brown sticky residue after a while. When you wash the rig, use wet dryer sheets on the splats. It works!