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by paulwatkins » Tue 09.05.2006, 16:35
Can anyone advise me on the best way to remove dried on bird crap from the hood?
I've tried removing it with soapy water, but when it dries, it leaves an unsightly white smudge........damn those birds!
Thanks, Paul
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by bruce9263 » Tue 09.05.2006, 16:55
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by Enright » Tue 09.05.2006, 17:11
Put a towel in soapy water as hot as your hands can stand, then leave the towel over the offending splat while you go and do something else (for about half an hour).
When you come back it should be so soft that it just rinses straight off.
Works just as well on dried-on flies.
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by Doug » Tue 09.05.2006, 18:18
speaking of this topic, did you see who just joined the forum ? ? ?
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by PaulN » Wed 21.06.2006, 11:18
Ive been told Sparkling water (bottled) works great in lifting bird poo!
Not sure about the after mark though.
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by Rambo » Wed 21.06.2006, 12:28
Enright13 wrote:Put a towel in soapy water as hot as your hands can stand, then leave the towel over the offending splat while you go and do something else (for about half an hour).
When you come back it should be so soft that it just rinses straight off.
Works just as well on dried-on flies.
Just remember to wash your towel before you next have a shower !!
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