Is windex ok to use
Possibly. Naim use Astonish tile & glass cleaner at the factory.
I too use Astonish Tile and Glass.
Tesco window cleaner is my go to choice for all cleaning duties
Hi Richard I live in Canada don’t.have the same product as Naim use, so is Windex for window ok to use
Apparently.
SC Johnson’s Windex product contains water and several cleaning agents, such as 2-hexoxyethanol, isopropanolamine, sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate, lauramine oxide and ammonium aydroxide.
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The Windex brand offers 11 different product variations for glass and other surface cleaning. Each contains a high concentration of ammonia, but there is one product called Crystal Rain that has an ammonia-free formula.
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Hi Richard , thanks, yes it does contain ammonia the one I have at home.
I’m pretty sure that Astonish doesn’t contain ammonia. Whether that makes it a better bet here, I couldn’t say. It’s usually only a tiny percentage of the total so probably not a big deal, but as I’m not an expert here, I couldn’t say for sure.
Servisol Foam Cleanser 30 always seems to work well for me. It’s anti-static too which seems to help keep the dust to a minimum…for a while at least
A respected Naim dealer recommended ‘foaming anti-static cleaner’ (no specific brand) which I’ve used for years with perfectly good results.
Mark
What’s the recommended way to clean once one has sourced Astonish tile and glass? Is it to spray directly onto classic fascia or onto a (damp?) microfibre cloth and wipe?
Our kit could do with getting the sparkle back. Perils of having a boxer puppy
Demin water on a microfiber cloth.
That’s all that is required. And, unlikely to bugger anything up.
Sorry Richard I have no idea and see others have replied
When I’ve wanted a case cleaned I have sent them to Plurison/ Focal Naim for a deep cleaning
This is a extra charge service when getting a recap or service performed.
Not me FR. I just use a duster. If I need to remove any marks, then window cleaner sprayed on to a microfibre cloth is a safe bet for almost anything. Always spray on to the cloth never directly on the unit though.
I clean my CB/Olive stuff with WD40.
I clean with a soft sponge, the same for dishes. A bit wet sponge.
'king 'ell. That must stink. Or st least leave a twinge of err…wd40 in your room. Plus an oily touch.
I like the smell of WD40.
I also love the smell of Gunk, but that’s going a bit to far.
Or is it.