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Meg's Glass cleaner D120, stains microfiber?
so I started to use to D120, diluted it to 1:10 per the instruction. One thing I noticed is my final solution seems to be a lot more blue than other one's I saw on Youtube. Can you spot if that is the right looking?
Another thing, I found out D120 is difficult to be washed off from microfibers, the microfiber will keep that blue looking for 3-4 washes, which is annoying.
One day I spilled some concentrated D120 on my kitchen table, and the stuff just stay there forever. I tried bleach but didnt remove the blue stain.
Wonder if I am the only one came across this? Am I doing everything right?
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Re: Meg's Glass cleaner D120, stains microfiber?
I have not experienced any staining.
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I use D120 regularly and have never really noticed excessive staining on microfibers.
I don't know if I'd say your solution looks "too blue", although I have the dedicated Meguiar's spray bottle for mine which has a kind of haze to the clarity of the bottle.
You say you mixed the solution at a ratio of 10 parts water to 1 part cleaner?
I would just check your measurements for the ratio to confirm that you didn't have an error. I suppose there's always the slim chance it could be a bad batch, but always best to cover your bases too!
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Re: Meg's Glass cleaner D120, stains microfiber?
I've never had an issue with microfiber staining, certainly seems odd. I'd try contacting Meguiars.
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Re: Meg's Glass cleaner D120, stains microfiber?
I have been using it for years, no staining at all. Looks to blue to me. Have you noticed excessive streaking? I remember when I had the wrong dilution it would streak so bad.
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Re: Meg's Glass cleaner D120, stains microfiber?
I actually used a precise lab 1oz syringe to measure the concentrate. unless the 32oz bottle is not actually 32 oz I cannot figure out if the ratio is over. also used DI to dilute.
The major caparison is from Roshan's Youtube video. from that video, my solution is at least 2X more blue than his (and we used the same sprayer bottle).
I havent seen any streak yet on glass, it just hard to get off from microfiber.
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I have had it stain microfiber in concentrated form. I spilled some and quickly grabbed a microfiber to wipe it up. It does fade after a while but when diluted it shouldn't stain.
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2.9 ounces is the exact amount of concentrate needed for a 10:1 dilution ratio in a quart bottle..
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I use bright yellow waffle weave window towel microfibers and not a single stain?
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