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Spray it on what you think is a clean surface, wipe it down with a white towel and you'll see how nasty it was.
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We're bumping this old thread because some of you here said you like to use Einszett.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

First 1Z Einszett 924410 Plastic Deep Cleaner is awesome! Spray it on what you think is a clean surface, wipe it down with a white towel and you'll see how nasty it was. Amazing stuff, great smell too. So seriously, does there ever come a day when you wipe down the black rubber seals and they DON'T get your towel all dirty black? Am I removing 10 years of gunk or is what what I can expect from this point forward? Hate getting my towels all nasty.

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Another good product by Einszett made specifically for the seals. Went and did the seals in my car.

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Ignorance was bliss, now there's more on my to-do list.

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