Steam cleaning a bike

[Killer Rat]

Missus has bought a steam cleaner for xmas and reckons i can clean the bike with it.

Has anyone tried?

Are the results any good and no damage to bike?

Cheers BCF'ers.
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[colin1]

I reckon it would be pretty good. I've got a little one that I used to clean up some kitchen cupboards that had a lot of dried on grease that would have been tough to shift without it.

A steam cleaner is real deep cleen stuff though, not sure I'd bother.

Easier to just use a stiff brush, a sponge, detergent, and rinse off with lots of water.

I know that you are not supposed to use dish detergent, due to bleach or salt in it, but I dont think its too bad.
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[Eddie Hitler]

Colin, is this your bath?

https://www.blogcdn.com/www.diylife.com/media/2010/05/dishes-in-bathtub.jpg

Just messing, love you.

[Killer Rat]

Well, just found out that it can destroy rubber seals etc.
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cbf125 09', cbt passed 4/6/2010 - 28k miles - 1 major breakdown (stator)

[Werny]

[Vincent]

I wouldn't use a steam cleaner or pressure washer on my bike, (not that I clean it much with anything.... anyway ).
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