Only if you plan on rolling your chairs down the lane.
Should I be using a USBC approved bowling ball cleaner on my reactive resin patio chairs also?
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Only if you plan on rolling your chairs down the lane.
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Last year I pick up a tip that has worked well for me during the season. Before I bowl I use a "Mr Clean" eraser with alcohol. If you think it doesn't clean the ball try it once and you'll be amazed. The amount of dirt and oil that will come off of the ball is crazy. Just dry it off with a towel and you're good to go. I also use a Brunswick cleaner and polish once every few weeks, but for the average nite just a quick cleaning works well. AND, it's a lot cheaper than the company ball cleaners available.
By the way, I keep the alcohol and Mr Clean sponge in a zip lock bag and keep it in my tool bag all the time. I bought a small container for the alcohol so I don't have to carry the full bottle around.
Bob
Heh, I see Windex made the list of approved cleaners. I just used that on my current ball over the weekend when I noticed it was looking quite dull and dingy. I hadn't cleaned it in YEARS. Yet another use for Windex!
What's the best polish that's not expensive?
So when I'm done bowling for the night, is it best to use an approved cleaner before packing up my ball?
Right handed Stroker, high track ,about 13 degree axis tilt. PAP is located 5 9/16” over 1 3/4” up.Speed ave. about 14 mph at the pins. Medium rev’s.High Game 300, High series 798
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Thanks for the reply to my question! I'm a first time bowler and ball owner; so I want to make sure that I take care of my equipment and have it last me for many years to come.
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