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That's what I thought too.....and it wasn't a G rated movie either. If you can't find a baby sitter stay the h*ll at home!

I found that Adam's All Purpose Cleaner works great on cleaning the residue left by using Pine-sol on my vinyl floors for years. I tried Goo Gone and it didn't work. All Purpose Cleaner took it right off. There is a reason they recommend using Armstrong Floor Cleaner....it doesn't leave behind a film or residue like other floor cleaners will. I also used it on the vinyl at my front door....it had black marks on it where it meets the carpet and it took them off too. The All Purpose Cleaner helped to get the vinyl back to like new again.

You're welcome Paul. I also used it on the vinyl at my front door....it had black marks on it where it meets the carpet and it took them off too. I had never used the Armstrong cleaner in the past because it cost more than other cleans, but I found a $2 off coupon and decided to try it....glad I did. I'll never use anything else on my floors again. The APC helped to get the vinyl back to like new again.

I've recently found 2 more uses for the APC. The first is it works great as a pre-wash stain remover for blood on clothes...( cut my hand and my shirt was the first thing to use). I've only tried it diluted 3:1 and it takes a couple times of pre-soaking the stain, but it does work. The second thing I found it works great on is cleaning the residue left by using Pine-sol on my vinyl floors for years. I tried Goo Gone and it didn't work. APC took it right off. There is a reason they recommend using Armstrong Floor Cleaner....it doesn't leave behind a film or residue like other floor cleaners will. http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/other/18626.htm#post321731

The body shop I worked at for 1.5 yrs....never washed a car before working on it....unless it was really dirty.

Most people could give a sh*t less about it..."it's just a car". You can tell the ones that do care because you'll see them on forums like Adam's. I've always been very picky about who works on my cars. It took over 10 years before I finally found someone I could trust to paint my '75 TA.

Adam is selling it on e-bay.....that's what I was talking about. The prices are the same....just thought maybe the shipping would be a little cheaper if you only needed one item.

I noticed that Adam's products are sold on ebay ....Maybe if you were only needing one item the shipping might be cheaper that way? They maybe set up as a flat rate rather than by location? It might save you a few dollars if someone is really trying to save money.

Isn't that the same thing they use to clean drive ways with?