Cleaning your bike with wet wipes

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and Huggies are my favourite brand
Too soft for me (I should have guessed the packet says 'Soft Touch') and you couldn't thread them through anything without them breaking maybe their other types are not as bad but I doubt I'll be finding out. They were really good for cleaning the rims though :-/
 

screenman

Squire
Would somebody please Google image a couple of muddy mtb pics and post them up, I cannot seem to do it with this machine.
 

winjim

Smash the cistern
Would somebody please Google image a couple of muddy mtb pics and post them up, I cannot seem to do it with this machine.
Couple of wet wipes ought to sort this out...
muddy01.jpg
 

mangid

Guru
Location
Cambridge
Huggies Pure for me, use them on all family bike (there are 7 in the garage). Used to be a water and cloth person, but have moved on.

Work great on the frame and good for mickling the chain. Routine when I get to work is to wipe frame down, clean rims/spokes/cranks/brake/guards/tyres and mickle the chain if required. Depending on how dirty things this will need 1-4 wipes, and take 2-10 minutes, they're great at removing and holding onto the dirt, and removing oil from where it shouldn't be.
 

Johnno260

Guru
Location
East Sussex
I founds the waterwipe brand great, they're literally water wipes with a little citric acid and it destroys the grime.

I still use a bucket if hot soapy water and I will use a hose with a misting head on it I wouldn't jet wash a bike, the wipes are for the hard to reach areas.
 
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MrGrumpy

Huge Member
Location
Fly Fifer
Just watch baby wipes, just because it has 'baby' in the title it does not make them cute and cuddly lol, the oils in the wipes will do some serious damage to leather interiors of cars and your leather sofa in the living room. Other than that they do a cracking job on cleaning !
 
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