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Originally Posted by DirtTrailGarage
Do you guys use the dryer sheets when the surface is wet or dry? I scrubbed/rubbed the bugs with a dryer sheet and nothing happened. Wasn't sure if the surface of the RV should be wet?
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Wet. The softener sheet will begin to shed off some of whatever magic it has into the water. I get the surface wet and that's usually enough. I use a somewhat powerful, concentrated spray nozzle (not a pressure washer or anything) to get the area wet and blast some of the bigger, easier chunks off. Then just go at it with the sheet to get the tough stuff off. I've also just dipped the softener sheet in a water bucket and that works too. To do the front of my truck, it usually takes me anywhere from 2-5 sheets depending on how many bugs I've killed.
Just for reference (IDK if it makes a difference) I use Bounce brand dryer sheets. That's what DW keeps around, so that's what I have.
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