Great Product

would you come over to my Rv and demo the product?? I hate bugs.

My preference is a 2400 PSI (or great) pressure washer.

Wayne

From an earlier thread I'm testing out the old school "Pam" in a couple days ... Let's compare notes next week!

Thanks for the tip on the magic eraser have used them around the house but never tried them on bugs always used dryer sheets which work ok.Short story here never travel in florida during love bug season usually may and September.I had been wanting to camp for several months so I broke that rule never again. When we got home you could not read the camper brand on the cab over for all the bugs and the truck was just as bad.I used my pressure washer and still spent three hours cleaning them off.

PAM works to keep bugs off not to clean them. Use to use it when I had to drive thru CA central valley back in my trucking days.

The "magic" in a Magic Eraser is sandpaper. Just get a pack of 1800 grit from Home Depot. It's about the same, if you wrap a sponge with the 1800 grit. In the end, you're taking off material, not just bug guts. It certainly is effective, though.
I gotta try the dryer sheet action. Simple Green and elbow grease is entirely too much effort.

We have used dryer sheets successfully for the past 10 years. Be careful if any products seem to be abrasive. We discovered the hard way that Ajax was very hard on fiber glass, when cleaning our new sailing yacht with it, permanently dulled the finish, requiring extensive repairs. I suspect that magic sponges are abrasive, needing a test spot. Dryer sheets, wetted, wipe off bugs easily! No sweat!

Carb Cleaner wrote:
The "magic" in a Magic Eraser is sandpaper. Just get a pack of 1800 grit from Home Depot. It's about the same, if you wrap a sponge with the 1800 grit. In the end, you're taking off material, not just bug guts. It certainly is effective, though.
I gotta try the dryer sheet action. Simple Green and elbow grease is entirely too much effort.

I wouldn't go hog wild with the Magic Eraser. Certainly not on the entire camper. I only use it as a last resort for painted-on like bug guts that absolutely will not come off. And only spot cleaning at that. The directions say not to use the eraser on painted surfaces. 1800 grit? Hardly. More like a super-fine rubbing compound.

Dryer fabric softener sheets slightly damp work great. Even used ones.

I don't think its 1800 grit sand paper because they are made for drywall, plus after a very short time it falls apart. I only used them on the front to get rid of the bugs.