Sorry if this is a repost, but I've not seen it on the board yet so....

A couple friends of mine smoke. I know, nasty habit and they ought. And in
the minivan with the two little girls in carseats, too. I know, they oughta
not do that.

Anyhow, we might be working on the minivan some time in a couple weeks. I'd
suggested doing some cleaning while we do the other work.

What is a good way to clean cigarette film off of windows, upholstery,
plastic, carpets, small girls, steering wheel, car seats, etc?

When I got my grand mother's TV, I used pine cleaner and warm water. Wonder
if simple green does the job? Any other products which work, and are safe
around kids?

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Christopher A. Young
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From having cleaned car windows of a smoker (my dad) the stuff is sort
of oily so I'd expect the Simple Green to be a likely candidate. Smoke
is insidious.

(The people who smoke with kids in the car are child abusers.)

Ammonia water mix will take it off.
Don

"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
...
Sorry if this is a repost, but I've not seen it on the board yet so....

A couple friends of mine smoke. I know, nasty habit and they ought. And in
the minivan with the two little girls in carseats, too. I know, they
oughta
not do that.

Anyhow, we might be working on the minivan some time in a couple weeks.
I'd
suggested doing some cleaning while we do the other work.

What is a good way to clean cigarette film off of windows, upholstery,
plastic, carpets, small girls, steering wheel, car seats, etc?

When I got my grand mother's TV, I used pine cleaner and warm water.
Wonder
if simple green does the job? Any other products which work, and are safe
around kids?

--

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
www.mormons.com