Review on 🔥 Faultless Starch 40110 Hot Iron Cleaner: Effective 1oz (28g) Solution for Flawless Results by Bryan Hill

Yes I know this product is for cleaning irons but it is the only product that will work on my bike's exhaust pipes. See I made the stupid mistake of using a microfiber towel to wipe the dirt off my motorcycle exhaust while it was still hot. Well, I've come to the conclusion that microfiber melts like plastic, leaving a burnt-in stain that I can't get out with about a dozen different cleaners (liquid gel, grill cleaner, and various auto products). The dealer offered to bring him a puffer. So I go to my parents to borrow a polisher from dad but after about 30 minutes of non-stop polishing I had to stop because the polisher started rattling and the stain was still there mocking me. And that's where mom comes in. After watching me agonize over the stain, she recommended this iron cleaner. After the initial chuckle I tried it and don't you know Mom was right! I was at a loss. The burned-in carbon stain came out by simply wiping it with a cloth using a towel. The best part was that it doesn't damage the chrome plate! I was so impressed I took it to my car which a few years ago also had burn marks on the exhaust pipe from driving over a plastic bag. BOOM! The stain is gone! At this point I was out of control. I was digging in the shed to get the old grill but unfortunately I ran out of the iron cleaner. This tube only holds 30ml of cleaner, which is enough to clean your iron, but if you need to fry larger fish, grab a few extra tubes. I can't even put into words how happy I am that the ugly stain is gone. From my new bike I felt like I had to tell the world about it. Thank you Revain for this hard to find product. Also, thanks mom, after all these years I'm still learning from you. And Dad, I'm sorry I broke the buffer.