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Old 07-16-2013, 01:47 PM   #15
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Where do you do this? I don't want all that grease and oil on my concrete driveway.

Use the neighbors driveway when they're not home.
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Where do you do this? I don't want all that grease and oil on my concrete driveway.
Using a garden sprayer permits you to drive to a gravel parking lot to clean the engine. You've got water onboard so there's no problems to solve. The Gunk instructions say to warm the engine first anyway. My problem is how to lift the extra-thick mattress enough to access the engine bay_.
BTW, I modified my garden sprayer by drilling a hole and installing a tire valve stem in the neck so I can pressurize the sprayer without effort.(DW says I'm lazy, I say innovative) I just air it up until the popoff valve releases excess pressure.
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Old 12-06-2014, 08:42 PM   #17
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Well I always say that lazyness brings out the best in me :-)
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I use Simple Green Concentrate- Rinse with warm water.
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I always heard if you want to find the easiest way to do something, assign the task to a lazy person. I'm pretty innovative! 😃

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