I bought some and was impressed with the results. I even let others use it and they wanted some as well. I've used a lot of different products and this has to be the best I've seen. My favorite was always the Lane Masters cleaners and this Purple Stuff can be used during league play. I didn't clean it after every shot, but more after each game. It doesn't take much and I used a micro fiber towel. I had a few that was hitting the pocket and I was watching him leave 10 pin after 10 pin. He said it's not my night and he was using a hp Storm ball. I said do you want to try some Purple Stuff cleaner? He said it couldn't hurt. The next pitch he left a 9 pin and he said at least it wasn't a 10 pin. The ball did seem to have a little more angle going through the pins. Was it a natural transition? I don't know, but he did strike out in the 10th frame after using the Purple Stuff. I don't have an axe to grind in this, all I can do is tell what I saw. I'm more of a down an in player with not a lot of revs. When I start leaving corner pins I clean it with Purple Stuff. It could be more mental for me being a lower rev player, but it seems to help. I'm also going to be 60 on my next birthday and I'll take all the help I can get! Just my $.02, Bruce

In my opinion,  Storm's cleaner sucks. The Powerhouse (ebonite) is much better. Remedy, Vise and BDS are all a step above that. Of course the LMB and others that are not legal during competition are a different breed altogether.

If they want to show us how well this does or does not work, compare against something other than Storm's weak ass product.

I think we should praise Lane Side for trying. It's a great video comparing rival products!!

I appreciate the effort it takes to make the video, although 36 minutes is way too long to compare the three.

eating between frames, cleaning with TPS between frames, not washing hands betwen frames.....exposure to Toxicity, over time can mess you up.....

I can adjust to ten pins.....

The little comment about Simple Green confused me.  It is on the USBC approved cleaner list. I do get that it is not made to clean bowling balls.

I will say I use the 50/50 simple green/alcohol combo and throw the ball on my spinner with either Clean And Dull or Neo-Tac Renew-It every 10 games or so.  Seems to work fine with my stuff.  But then again it seems I bowl on dirt more often than oil.

I'm sorry if this offends anyone, but all I can think about when I see the name is this clip.