My old Maggie has just had her 10th birthday so to celebrate I had Tor Trucks slap a bit of paint around,great job done but it had me looking at the
interior,well 10 years of heavy smoking does make a difference so I thought I best make an effort.Now I happened to be wandering around our local
Garden Centre and came across a cleaning range…Greased Lightning…so I thought I’d give the upholstery cleaner a try.Wow! double Wow! now I am
a lazy sod but all this requires is to spray it on and with a dry cloth wipe off.10 years of tobacco stains VANISHED.Incredible stuff,the way it worked I
thought it would burn through my skin,not a mark.If you have used this stuff you will be aware how good it really is,I am off to the Garden Centre AM.
to get another bottle make that two,the Magnum has a big cab but I would recommend changing the bottle you use.The nozzle on the original didn’t
spray enough,you do seem to have to cover the whole surface to get best effect so I transferred the contents into a Mr Muscle bottle and it sprays wide
and worked perfectly.Damned scary to see the tobacco residue drip off must be damned lucky to be still alive,must have a ■■■ to celebrate.
Spray it on just wipe it off,simple and the upholstery returns to brand new.
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I like both posts! 
Used their stuff for a few years, usually get it from QVC, also noticed it at that big garden centre at Otley.
qvcuk.com/CatalogSearch?lang … lightening
I thought he was talking about one of the big old air cooled V8 maggies… then I realised he meant a poxy old Renault. 
A ‘poxy old Renault’ how dare you Peterm…now answer me this, I know where Australia is but do tell me old chap, where is Ausstralia? and I do
apologise if your stutter transfers itself to the keyboard.
peterm:
I thought he was talking about one of the big old air cooled V8 maggies… then I realised he meant a poxy old Renault.
So did I. …I was getting excited .
First artic I ever drove was a Magirus Deutz 310. Way ahead of it’s time. T reg 1979 twin bunk, night heater, range change box, could have been synchro but can’t remember.
OK I’m boring you now so I’ll shut it 
Armagedon:
now I am a lazy sod but all this requires is to spray it on and with a dry cloth wipe off.10 years of tobacco stains VANISHED.
Don’t you mean 10 years evidence of setting fire to the thick end of £20,000 you wiped away?
Yorkshire Trading Co’ shops stock that Greased Lightning too, not just garden centres…
Does this stuff work well on other stains…
Mods
Should this be on mumsnet?
Dipper_Dave:
Does this stuff work well on other stains…
Maybe not the type you would encounter Dave
Christ I’d rather not think about it after reading some of your posts
Conor £10 grand…■■■■ half price on ferries and at 67 and in full time employment I am in such tip top condition I put it down to chain smoking for
51 years,smoking is GOOD for you,could add my Bentley lost almost £20,000 in as many months.
Armagedon:
Conor £10 grand…■■■■ half price on ferries and at 67 and in full time employment I am in such tip top condition I put it down to chain smoking for
51 years,smoking is GOOD for you.
I don’t think so…
Armagedon:
A ‘poxy old Renault’ how dare you Peterm…now answer me this, I know where Australia is but do tell me old chap, where is Ausstralia? and I do
apologise if your stutter transfers itself to the keyboard.
Yeah I noticed that but I keep forgetting to change it. I’m 68 so being 67 you’ll understand about the old c.r.a.f.t. disease.
I’ve used their showroom shine on all my lorries for years. Always makes them look the dogs danglies
Radar19:
Armagedon:
Conor £10 grand…■■■■ half price on ferries and at 67 and in full time employment I am in such tip top condition I put it down to chain smoking for
51 years,smoking is GOOD for you.I don’t think so…
I’ll remember that, especially at 05:30 every morning when my neighbour gets up and spend the next 30+ minutes hacking his chest up before finally lighting a ■■■
Must thank Armagedon (sic), I’ve put my spelling right, now it’s your turn.