What do you guys clean with?

[Justice76]

I mean to get a really good shine? Thanks for replies

 

[bdcrowe]

Irish Spring

 

[Kilted Arab]

I mean to get a really good shine? Thanks for replies

Dove soap, Head and Shoulders menthol shampoo and a good sponge or flannel.

 

[Slingblade61]

I don't think he wants to know what you use to polish your knobs.

 

[Farquod]

Hey, if it's good enough for their knobs...

 

[Bravo]

I use Formula 409 on the irons and WD-40 on the painted metalwood heads.

 

[IrishGolfer]

I use Formula 409 on the irons and WD-40 on the painted metalwood heads.

Bravo
What is Formula 409?

I managed to get some Simply Green, last time I was States-side. Great on the grips. I use Cif on the irons (Kitchen cream cleaner).

btw I tried Rock's suggesion of cheap coke on the wedges to rust 'em up. Turns out my extra cheap coke was sugar free, 18p for 2 litres of this stuff!!!!! It was crap. Looks like you need the "real thing" for the rust effect.

I might even have to drink the stuff..... :faintthud

 

[VtDivot]

Bravo
What is Formula 409?

I managed to get some Simply Green, last time I was States-side. Great on the grips. I use Cif on the irons (Kitchen cream cleaner).

btw I tried Rock's suggesion of cheap coke on the wedges to rust 'em up. Turns out my extra cheap coke was sugar free, 18p for 2 litres of this stuff!!!!! It was crap. Looks like you need the "real thing" for the rust effect.

I might even have to drink the stuff..... :faintthud

Irish - what wedges do you have?

I basically didn't touch mine at all - played em wet and stuffed them in the bag, and they were pretty rusty after a few weeks. If you want to wrap 'em in a wet towel and let em sit each night that helps too.

I am playing the RTG's and those are known to rust very easily.

 

[VtDivot]

Dishsoap and water, towel dry. Then oil the forged clubs once a month or so to stop the rust on the contact spots

 

[bdcrowe]

Bravo
What is Formula 409?

I managed to get some Simply Green, last time I was States-side. Great on the grips. I use Cif on the irons (Kitchen cream cleaner).

btw I tried Rock's suggesion of cheap coke on the wedges to rust 'em up. Turns out my extra cheap coke was sugar free, 18p for 2 litres of this stuff!!!!! It was crap. Looks like you need the "real thing" for the rust effect.

I might even have to drink the stuff..... :faintthud

Sugar free? Have you been hitting them fat or something? Thinning them ever since?


(Oh, I kill me.......)

 

[Kilted Arab]

I might even have to drink the stuff..... :faintthud

You could use it to improve the taste of Bushmills...

 

[MyGolfDomain.com]

It's not for cleaning clubs specifically, but check out Golf in the Round if you haven't already. This is a great product. It is a little towel for cleaning your golf ball that you fold up and put in your pocket. Only one side is a towel...the other side is dry. I used it all of last year and got a new one for this year. I use it on almost every green. On cold days, use hot water...makes a little pocket warmer.

http://www.grpromo.com/kudos.html

Very cool, handy and cheap golf product!

 

[DaveE]

Vegetable brush, dishsoap and water.

When the wifes not around of course. "Boy, these vegetables brushes sure don't last long".

 

[Bravo]

IG: Formula 409 is a general purpose cleaner in a spray bottle. You can use it for all kinds of general household cleaning. It's nothing magical and not formulated just for golf clubs - but it works really well on my irons.

I really like the WD-40 on the painted metalwoods though. The cleans and shines them beautifully....

 

[VtDivot]

I really like the WD-40 on the painted metalwoods though. The cleans and shines them beautifully....

I'll give that a try B.