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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: wbronco63 on March 01, 2005, 01:52:44 AM
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I was just wondering what the best way was to keep your coverstocks clean and in the best condition while bowling. I heard that you are supposed to use rubbing alcohol after every three games then a ball cleaner after 9 games. The other day while bowling i was told that the rubbing alcohol will decrease the coverstock life by 50% and windex was a better choice for cleaning. I was wondering what you all think of this and how you keep your bowling stuff like new. Any comments/suggestions?
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Dont use alcahol, it doesnt do anything but rub oil around on the coverstock. Use a degreaser like 409, or simple green, or orange clean. I use 50:50 orange clean and water.
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Use approved cleaners for the best results.
Simple green works well too.
Protect the coverstock with the Elixer and make cleaning easier and extend the life of the ball.
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