Oxyclean

[MRRMX]

Has anyone tried Oxyclean on their riding gear and bike?

 

[Jaybird]

:think Hmmmm....
I wonder if it makes as good an oxygenator as MTBE?
:confused:

 

[KDX220rm]

I have wondered the same thing myself

 

[Peer Lovell]

I have also watched the infomercials on oxyclean and wondered if this stuff would work. I have tried, however, the new Ronco electro stimulator on my forearms. I found it virtually eliminated arm pump.
Next, I'm going to try the new K-Tel roos-o-matic motocross tire.
A full report to follow.

 

[LWilson250]

It really works on bikes, I have used it a lot and it gets the rims and tires nice and clean. Good all around cleaner.

Lee W.

 

[Yamamoto]

kicks booty, it take like stain out ......lmao

really its a good cleaner

 

[MRRMX]

Originally posted by Peer Lovell
I have also watched the infomercials on oxyclean and wondered if this stuff would work. I have tried, however, the new Ronco electro stimulator on my forearms. I found it virtually eliminated arm pump.
Next, I'm going to try the new K-Tel roos-o-matic motocross tire.
A full report to follow.

So your taking those tire chains off the CR 250 ...I told you that a tire chain is not replacement for good old rubber...

 

[Mike Hubert]

I used it to clean some old jerseys that were so bad I nearly threw them out, it worked great.

 

[MoToMaNYz125]

i wonder if oxyclean would work on my bike if i made it into a liquid cleaning solution like simple green

 

[Hondaxrguy]

I personally haven't found oxclean to do much good at all on anything but laundry. But, I have to say it does an awesome job in the laundry.

Jeremy

 

[MRRMX]

Well I got a container of Oxyclean. I used it to clean up my RM's gray seat,Its like a swaede(sp) type of cover . It was dirty from Clay being ground into it. I made a paste out of the oxyclean and it did do the job. Simple green wouldnt do the job all the way.

 

[MoToMaNYz125]

sounds good ill try it my aunt bought 2 tubs of it

 

[katoomed00]

There was an article in the dirtrider mag. about a year or so ago and they highly recommended it ,but i believe you need to use it before stains are to far gone to remove,they also recommended that you need to put your clothes in a plastic bag and seal it if you are not planning to wash them right away,they say that the mud needs to help stay moist to prevent staining ,also noticed that the cotton jerseys stain much easier

 

[moto1313]

It does NOTHING for set stains

I tried this stuff, it did zero for set stains. I guess I was just expecting more. If the stain is not set it does OK. I think Simple Green in the Laundry is at least as effective as this stuff on my gear. I would not recommend it or try it again for laundry purposes. Simple Green seems to be the best.