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  1. Original post
    Martin Dann
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    I have been carrying a few of these in my saddle bag for ages, but they
    are a bit naff.

    However today I found some "heavy duty" ones for sale in Gardina Haskins
    in Bristol. 50p for a packet of ten. I have not tried them, but they claim
    to remove grease, oil and stuff. Lava made by WD40.

    Anyway despite the fact that they are new, they appear to be reduced to
    clear, so if you want some.....

    Martin.

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  2. D.M. Procida
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    Martin Dann said:

    I have been carrying a few of these in my saddle bag for ages, but they
    are a bit naff.

    However today I found some "heavy duty" ones for sale in Gardina Haskins
    in Bristol. 50p for a packet of ten. I have not tried them, but they claim
    to remove grease, oil and stuff. Lava made by WD40.

    Anyway despite the fact that they are new, they appear to be reduced to
    clear, so if you want some.....

    I got some from the pound shop a few months ago, just to wipe down my
    desk at work. I have no idea what was in those things, but they would
    lift *any* foreign material from a surface - stuff that even lighter
    fluid and meths couldn't shift. They were amazing.

    Daniele
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  3. Just zis Guy, you know?
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    I submit that on or about Sat, 17 Sep 2005 21:42:43 +0100, the person
    known to the court as [email hidden]
    (D.M. Procida) made a statement
    (<[email hidden]>
    in Your Honour's bundle) to the following effect:

    Quoted message said:

    I got some from the pound shop a few months ago, just to wipe down my
    desk at work.

    I blagged a packet of the Lava brand ones from the bike shop a while
    back, still have two left in the packet :-)

    Guy
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  4. elyob
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    "D.M. Procida" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I got some from the pound shop a few months ago, just to wipe down my
    desk at work. I have no idea what was in those things, but they would
    lift *any* foreign material from a surface

    Sshhh, don't tell Dubya.

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  5. Pete Biggs
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    Martin Dann said:

    I have been carrying a few of these in my saddle bag for ages, but
    they are a bit naff.

    However today I found some "heavy duty" ones for sale in Gardina
    Haskins in Bristol. 50p for a packet of ten. I have not tried them,
    but they claim to remove grease, oil and stuff. Lava made by WD40.

    Is this not what socks are for?

    ~PB

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  6. Mike the Unshavable
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    "elyob" <[email hidden]> writed in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    "D.M. Procida" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message
    news:[email hidden]
    k...

    Quoted message said:

    I got some from the pound shop a few months ago, just to wipe down my
    desk at work. I have no idea what was in those things, but they would
    lift *any* foreign material from a surface

    Sshhh, don't tell Dubya.


    No no no no - don't suggest that he can remove greece

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  7. Tony Raven
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    Mike the Unshavable said:

    "elyob" <[email hidden]> writed in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    "D.M. Procida" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message
    news:[email hidden]
    k...

    Quoted message said:

    I got some from the pound shop a few months ago, just to wipe down my
    desk at work. I have no idea what was in those things, but they would
    lift *any* foreign material from a surface


    Sshhh, don't tell Dubya.


    No no no no - don't suggest that he can remove greece

    ....or clean up the Chinese ;-)

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    Tony

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