Jack Frost Posted July 27, 2017 Posted July 27, 2017 Only if you would like to wash all the grease out of your bearings over timeT Only if you would like to wash all the grease out of your bearings over time.Try Ecologic 3D: https://web.facebook.com/ecologic3D/?ref=br_rs
Jack Frost Posted July 27, 2017 Posted July 27, 2017 Hey there Jaco, You need (as a matter of extreme importance) a NON-Corrosive cleaning product bud to protect your frame and components.ECOLOGIC 3D is a Non-Corrosive and Non-Toxic degreaser that you can dilute at an 1:100 dilution ratio for cleaning your bike, motorbike or motor vehicle.At that dilution ratio it is not a degreaser but a soap solution at best for all you cleaning needs.You can clean your cassette and chain at a 1:10 dilution ratio.We sponsor many cycle events throughout Mpumalanga and Limpopo with our product, as well as well knows cyclists, and I am certain you would love the efficacy of our product.Please call me on 0766 324 004 or email me on pierre@ecologic.co.za if you need more information: I would be glad to send you a sample of our product to try...You can view our product on Facebook at Ecologic 3D if you wish. We have many cycling shops not only using our product to clean their customers´ bikes in their workshops but also sell it to the greater cycling market. I look forward to hearing from you. Take car and good luck. Pierrehttps://web.facebook.com/ecologic3D/?ref=br_rs
Jack Frost Posted July 27, 2017 Posted July 27, 2017 A bike shop used Prepsol on my bike and turned the black bottle cages and garmin mount a milky white. Rather bleak...Give this a go bud: https://web.facebook.com/ecologic3D/?ref=br_rs
Jack Frost Posted July 27, 2017 Posted July 27, 2017 Talk to Pierre from Ecologic - ecologic.co.za Amazing bike cleaner!!!Thank you, Greg, I appreciate it bud.Guys and girls can contact me on 0766 324 004 or pierre@ecologic.co.za
Albatross Posted July 27, 2017 Posted July 27, 2017 Been using Kleen Green undiluted on my drive train and diluted on frame for several years now on an aluminium and a carbon frame with no issues.
Zatopek Posted July 28, 2017 Posted July 28, 2017 Hahahahahahaha!!!! "Neutral Detergent".......???Wow bud, you are most certainly wishing for the best..Detergent has loads of soap soda..... very very corrosive. It might look clean, but I would most certainly caution against washing your bicycle with a detergent soap.How does one know if detergent is corrosive or not ? Your Facebook page: "Degreaser, Detergent & Disinfectant - All 3 in One Product" edit - better/safer wording
Jack Frost Posted July 31, 2017 Posted July 31, 2017 Absolutely no reason . Bike wash companies will try tell you there is sodium on it and that will cause an issue. It's actually a pretty decent neutral detergent , safe for your bike and your car.Generally speaking detergents are not neutral Brickleberry, but slightly acidic.
Jack Frost Posted July 31, 2017 Posted July 31, 2017 How does one know if detergent is corrosive or not ? Your Facebook page: "Degreaser, Detergent & Disinfectant - All 3 in One Product" edit - better/safer wordingYou should find the information in the MSDS: unfortunately not always readily available.Our product, ECOLOGIC 3D has a PH of 10 when undiluted, therefore alkaline.Once you dilute it 1:100 for general bike wash, it will most certainly be as neutral as theycome.
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