Benefits of Dawn Soup

[Quattro Pete]

Originally Posted by dishdude
Originally Posted by bbhero
Originally Posted by dishdude
Nice timing for this topic, I just had some Dawn soup for lunch.



Maybe that has been your problem all along... Eating things you shouldn't... Keeps messing you up in the head and elsewhere

But I read a headline saying there were benefits

Gotta clean your internals once in a while. Too much focus on the exterior and the interior gets no love.

 

[BAJA_05]

Sorry for the spelling of soup & not soap. Have not had any soap to eat since I was a kid visiting a great Aunt & she corrected my language real quick one day.

 

[Smokescreen]

I use Campbell's Soup...the higher sodium results in a better shine.

 

[SirTanon]

Originally Posted by bbhero
Originally Posted by dishdude
Nice timing for this topic, I just had some Dawn soup for lunch.



Maybe that has been your problem all along... Eating things you shouldn't... Keeps messing you up in the head and elsewhere

Yeah, but look at his name.. DISHdude.. isn't Dawn made for dishes?

 

[Quattro Pete]

Originally Posted by SirTanon
Yeah, but look at his name.. DISHdude.. isn't Dawn made for dishes?
Maybe he should change his user name to dishdawn.

 

[1978elcamino]

Originally Posted by dishdude
Nice timing for this topic, I just had some Dawn soup for lunch.


Was thinking the same, who is Dawn and where is my lunch?

 

[grampi]

Dawn is hard on paint. If you want to strip everything off of the paint and start anew, just use a clay bay, or one of the new clay bar mits...

 

[SirTanon]

Originally Posted by grampi
Dawn is hard on paint. If you want to strip everything off of the paint and start anew, just use a clay bay, or one of the new clay bar mits...

Not really. If you used it every day on your car, maybe.. but I doubt it would really make any real difference on any decent automotive paint finish. It only seems that way because it IS harsh on the 'finish' - wax, etc.. - on top of that paint that is protecting it. No wax finish, no protection against the elements.

 

[bbhero]

Originally Posted by SirTanon
Originally Posted by bbhero
Originally Posted by dishdude
Nice timing for this topic, I just had some Dawn soup for lunch.



Maybe that has been your problem all along... Eating things you shouldn't... Keeps messing you up in the head and elsewhere

Yeah, but look at his name.. DISHdude.. isn't Dawn made for dishes?



Well maybe he just should not be ingesting the Dawn

 

[dishdude]

Originally Posted by bbhero
Originally Posted by SirTanon
Originally Posted by bbhero
Originally Posted by dishdude
Nice timing for this topic, I just had some Dawn soup for lunch.



Maybe that has been your problem all along... Eating things you shouldn't... Keeps messing you up in the head and elsewhere

Yeah, but look at his name.. DISHdude.. isn't Dawn made for dishes?



Well maybe he just should not be ingesting the Dawn

Well I sure brought all this abuse on myself.

 

[bbhero]

Nah... You are good man...

I am glad you are on here. You and I may disagree at times on some things .. However, I enjoy reading your posts and learn new things from you has well.

 

[dishdude]

Originally Posted by bbhero
Nah... You are good man...

I am glad you are on here. You and I may disagree at times on some things .. However, I enjoy reading your posts and learn new things from you has well.


The feeling is mutual, it's all in good fun

We're all family 'round here!

 

[jakewells]

I was Johnson's baby shampoo when i was wash cars learned that from my auto detailing buddy a few years ago he told me it isn't harsh like some soaps and is gentle on wax.

 

[grampi]

Originally Posted by SirTanon
Originally Posted by grampi
Dawn is hard on paint. If you want to strip everything off of the paint and start anew, just use a clay bay, or one of the new clay bar mits...

Not really. If you used it every day on your car, maybe.. but I doubt it would really make any real difference on any decent automotive paint finish. It only seems that way because it IS harsh on the 'finish' - wax, etc.. - on top of that paint that is protecting it. No wax finish, no protection against the elements.


There's no reason to use it on paint. The same thing can be accomplished by using clay bar without risk of paint damage...