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By DC Marvin--trucker (Guest Post)
11/06/2005
I have found that using WD-40 sprayed directly on the road tar then some on a rag, hold the rag to tar for a few seconds, keeping the WD-40 from running. Then wipe and repeat if nessasary
By Kathy (Guest Post)
11/01/2005
Mr. Clean Eraser Sponge to the rescue! Every time we get home from long trip, I bring this out and scrub all the dead bugs off!
By Karen in NH (Guest Post)
10/31/2005
My ex-husband & I had a pressure-washing business many years ago & cleaned several rigs on a regular basis. Nowadays you can rent one of these machines from places like Taylor Rental (or any type of rental place that has uncommon equipment--backhoes, tents for special events, etc.), so you don't have the expense of buying one. You could also check your local area for a pressure-washer business and see what they would charge to clean his rig. Even if he's an independent, perhaps his company would spring for a monthly cleaning to help promote their own image.
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