Sarabeth
12-30-2008, 03:49 AM
Check out my blog post explanation on this neat tip for washing off your bike:
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I have this great way to rinse the gunk off my bike after a ride. I use a garden sprayer. One of those sprayers that you can use around the garden to spray weeds/fertilizer. I just put some water in the tank with a cap full of all-purpose cleaner, give it a few pumps with the handle and take the attached wand and spritz off the bike. Followed by a quick wipe with a clean rag and my bike is free of mud and road salt! I often ride through mud puddles or snow slop and getting back from the ride before putting the bike in the car or on the car bike rack, or as I enter the home garage, I take this sprayer and wash off the bike. So easy, so handy! This garden sprayer is handy enough to put in the car and take with you on a (club) ride. Rinse the bike right then and there after the ride. Check out a photo and story I posted on my blog. Anyone else use this?
www.bycycletrips.blogspot.com (http://www.bycycletrips.blogspot.com)
I have this great way to rinse the gunk off my bike after a ride. I use a garden sprayer. One of those sprayers that you can use around the garden to spray weeds/fertilizer. I just put some water in the tank with a cap full of all-purpose cleaner, give it a few pumps with the handle and take the attached wand and spritz off the bike. Followed by a quick wipe with a clean rag and my bike is free of mud and road salt! I often ride through mud puddles or snow slop and getting back from the ride before putting the bike in the car or on the car bike rack, or as I enter the home garage, I take this sprayer and wash off the bike. So easy, so handy! This garden sprayer is handy enough to put in the car and take with you on a (club) ride. Rinse the bike right then and there after the ride. Check out a photo and story I posted on my blog. Anyone else use this?