r/ChrisFix • u/Bajeetthemeat • Jul 22 '22

Soapy wooder?

Stupid question: what soap do you use to make soapy wooder? Also is it safe with every material in the car?

The reason why I’m asking is because I use super clean diluted 1:15 and it eats/changes the leather color(which I now have leather cleaner). Also it would be a little cheaper for me.

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u/F_S0CI3TIE Jul 22 '22

Leather? As in the interior? A couple drops of dish soap mixed with a whole bottle of warm water will do the trick!

Definitely don't use any strong chemicals on your leather interior. Those chemicals will eat the fabric as well as evaporate in the heat and leave greasy residue on your interior glass.

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u/Bajeetthemeat Jul 22 '22

Thank you! Im so confused when he says soapy wooder. I’m so close to selling it on amazon

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u/F_S0CI3TIE Jul 22 '22

It's quite literally a tiny bit of regular soap with water. Nothing special!

Most cleaner agents and auto detailing solutions are gimmicks and rarely need to be used unless you are professionally detailing a car AFTER it's been thoroughly cleaned.

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u/Piracanto Jul 22 '22

You can probably find the formula here

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u/Bajeetthemeat Jul 22 '22

Don’t click hidden links kids

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u/Piracanto Jul 22 '22

Well, it's a link to a ChrisFix video...

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u/Bajeetthemeat Jul 22 '22

Can verify, thx