Where can I get more of the cleaner (soap) for this? or will any soap work?
1551981
I don't know, and I don't know!My opinion is to use Dawn dish washing detergent and scrub it on and wash it off well! I believe the idea behind their cleaner (soap) is to remove oils and dirt and that as long as it is scrupulously cleansed, I feel Dawn would be very good to use! After all, Amazon charges a dollar less for this product that doesn't have the soap, so maybe that says something for us to ponder!!! Good Luck, and post your results here!
1551982
The idea of the soap is to remove any old wax or any silicone spray that you or someone else may have applied. I read one guy use 'Goof Off' and said it worked well. That's where I got the idea of using 'wax and grease remover' from an auto paint job I had done. I would think that isophopal alcohol would work, or mineral spirits. I like the idea of wipe on and wipe off.
1551983
I tried it at first, but when I can remove the part I wash it in the sink using dishwashing liquid then a real hot water rinse, and towel it dry. If it can't be removed from the car, I rub the piece with a clean rag soaked in hot water and some ammonia (have good ventilation!). Wear latex or cotton gloves to keep the oils from your skin off the part too.
630722
A minimal amount of soap with water works fine after each use, followed by rinses with hot water. If you go a couple of fills without cleaning it, then I would suggest using straight vinegar. The follow with a few rinses of hot water.
578062
Try scrubbing it with salt. Maybe even boric acid powder. Never use soap of any kind.
2270994
Just a mild dish soap and a wash cloth that's all I use and mine comes really clean.
1945116
Hi. Good luck with your gardening. Make a slurry paste of granulated clothes washing detergent and place it in the spilled oil. Let it dry, moisten and rub it over the spot and then let it dry again. Sweep up when dry, and rinse off any excess soap powder. May take a couple times but it will work. Best regards. Bill
1026761
Great cleaner, however, I would refer to the manufacturer's website for the type of metal your handles are made out of: http://www.maasinc.com/ Hope it works for you!
40670
That is a good question and I do not know the answer. Maybe you should contact the seller who made this soap and ask them. Best wishes.
111043
As long as it is made by DEBS, they have the soap cartridges that fit. We do sell them as well if you want to contact us.
2211347
I use a scrub daddy scrubber from QVC on mine with Dawn liquid soap and that should do the job. Hope it helps if not I would contact Rachael Ray.com and tell them about your problem
1224743
I don't know what to recommend, but Chamberlain's Leather Milk is not it. It's a watery product that isn't a strong cleaner. Maybe saddle soap?
808641
soap-n-water. (and some elbow grease when needed) It's a very easy clean up.
1621443
you should be able to but get another bar and some dish soap with water that will help
1124088
I use soap and it seems to be ok. However, I did have a spot that was sticking so I added a little oil to that spot and re-seasoned it. It seemed to work.
1276642
No, I'm sorry I can not help. As a matter of fact, I am having the same problem. I have tried various cleaners without any luck. Finally, I just stopped scrubbing on it. I basically just gave up. Any suggestions from others would be greatly appreciated.
600867
I don't think they are distributing and soap or filter refills at any retail stores. I looked on E-bay and on Amazon and see them at around 9 bucks each. I went to an Odd-Lots today and saw the whole kit selling for $4. I bought six of them! Now I have filters/soap and replacment parts to last a few years. I wonder if anyone found a regular car wash detegerent that could replace the soap refill.
926637
I use warm soapy water. I've read not to use windex so I would stay away from cleaners like that.
1284796
Go to Lowe's or Home depot and buy a generic soap dispenser. It is actually better.