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07-30-1999, 02:57 PM
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New MB 230 owner -- great board!!
Hope to have the discipline to keep the car looking new. Lots of good advice about caring for the car. Any suggestions on caring for the cleaning materials?? ie laundry detergent and towel cleaning, sponges, wipes etc. Thanks for your help. I've already learned alot! 
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08-01-1999, 07:24 PM
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Stinker,
Thanks for the kind words and we are glad to of been of help. Please don't hesitate if there is anything in the future. On to your question... Keep all auto detailing stuff separate of other laundry. Wash without fabric softner as it has been known to leave streaks. Don't go overboard on bleach. An extra rinse cycle will never hurt. Beyond that store them in their own containers so that they don't pick up dust/debris. Even plastic grocery bags with the tops tied shut will work. Then hang the different bags on a coatrack... Just an idea...Lee
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