Treadmaster Cleaner?

[2Rods]

Anyone had any experience with treadmaster cleaner ? is it any good? its on special for 2ltrs for £10 including delivery in the uk, is it worth buying or does everyone just use fairy liquid?

 

[ashanta]

I have just bought some too (not the offer though!) so I will be interested if anyone has any results to share also. Especially on what strength / dilution.

 

[Ex-SolentBoy]

Just helped a friend clean his 20 year old treadmaster. Used a pressure washer with fresh water only. We ran a test and even at the most powerful setting, up close, there was no damage at all. Took minutes, looks perfect - not an advisable solution if the treadmaster is down below though.

 

[Dipper]

Same here. A pressure washer works well. To avoid the risk of lifting the edges up, I directed the jet away from the edges ie working from the middle of each section outwards. My Treadmaster is 29 years old!

 

[2Rods]

Thanks for the replies i'll try the jet washer (gingerly incase it starts to rip it up) and if that doesn't work for a tenner i think i'll give the cleaner a go.

29 YEARS OLD... Blimey does it still look ok?

 

[Dipper]

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Blimey does it still look ok?

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Not too bad - apart from the seagull poo! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

 

[2Rods]

Thanks Dipper. Looks pretty darn good to me. The colour still looks really good. How many times have you powerwashed it?

 

[Dipper]

I've only power washed it once - probably a year before this picture was taken.

There is a new piece on the step to the main hatch on the left of the picture. This is slightly lighter in colour to the old stuff.