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I’m not really sure how much I spend, but I treat the lorry as if it is my own. It makes for a depressing first shift each week when I come back and find that it’s a state inside and out, but the rest of the week is fine.Pledge does the glass inside and out.
Rubbing alcohol cleans the dash/doors/floor.
Baby wipes are good for cleaning the steering wheel during the day, and for dealing with smudges of fifth wheel grease kindly deposited at random by the relief driver.
I have a can of febreeze but only use it at the end of the week when I leave.
A cheapo paintbrush dusts the nooks and crannnies of the dash and vents.
Handbrush for the floor.Microfibres for floor, dash, inside glass, outside glass and one as a doormat for my boots.
Outside, its washing up liquid to clean and I have a telescopic wash brush I bought. Plus a different handbrush for the wheels, and a longer handle brush to reach as much of the frame as I can. And a sponge for wiggling into the air deflectors.
Chrome Ultra Tyre Shine for the tyres and plastics.
Chrome Fast Wax occasionally on the outside.Someone badly needs to get a life
I love the part where you only spray fabreaze at end of week when leaving cab WhyBecause since I live in it during the week, what’s the point - it doesn’t smell of anything to me as I’m immersed in it, but giving it a bit of a spray down to sort out the smell of cooking etc makes sure it’s a nice environment for the relief driver to get into when I’m off.
As for getting a life, I keep my lorry in a condition that makes me happy. What’s it to you whether I put in more or less effort than anyone else?
Washing up liquid is about the worst thing to wash a vehicle in, it is full of salt and also dissolves anti corrosion wax that protects the thing from rust.
Alright on a truck I guess but not on your car…