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Cleaning holds

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 Steve nevers 13 Dec 2013
Bought a load of second-hand Lapis holds from a local wall the other day, most are in good nick but the odd one is filthy. Any tips for giving them a good clean to get some decent surface back on them?
 Oceanrower 13 Dec 2013
In reply to Steve nevers:

Stick them in the dishwasher. Really, it does work.
 P Rogers 13 Dec 2013
In reply to Steve nevers:

power washer will bring them up as good as you can get them.
 Arms Cliff 13 Dec 2013
In reply to Steve nevers:

If it's only a few that are dirty a sink of hot soapy water and a scrubbing brush will bring them clean.
 duncfunk 13 Dec 2013
In reply to Steve nevers:

We use this stuff at the wall I work at http://www.diy.com/nav/build/building-materials/building-chemicals/cleaning...

Just leave them in for 30 seconds or so then give them a scrub and a good rinse. Dissolves all the chalk and will get most rubber off too with some scrubbing. Waaaay cheaper and quicker than benky hold wash. You'll need a good pair of chemical resistant gauntlets though, its pretty nasty stuff to get on your skin!
Cambridge-Climber 13 Dec 2013
In reply to Steve nevers: Another yes for the dishwasher


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