CRC 05089 Brakleen Brake Parts Cleaner Spray

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Waste production

As the proud owner of an electric golf cart tour agency headquartered in Washington DC, the CRC BRAKLEEN Brake Parts Cleaner has become a cornerstone of my golf cart maintenance regimen. Safety and performance are non-negotiable when it comes to the care of my electric golf carts, and this non-flammable brake parts cleaner has consistently proven itself in these critical aspects. The non-flammable property of this cleaner is paramount, especially in an environment where electrical components are prevalent, like in the maintenance of electric golf carts. It provides the assurance that brake maintenance can be executed without the specter of fire hazards, fostering a secure and risk-free work environment. With the 1lb 3oz size, it perfectly aligns with my maintenance needs. It offers an ample amount of product to thoroughly clean and degrease the brake components of my golf carts without unnecessary waste, staying true to my commitment to eco-friendly practices. As a matter of practice, I always ensure to maintain a stock of at least three to five bottles of this indispensable product. CRC BRAKLEEN's cleaning prowess is remarkable. It effortlessly rids brake components of accumulated dust, grease, and grime, the natural consequence of my golf carts clocking almost 15 to 20 miles a day. Keeping the brakes clean is pivotal for ensuring optimal performance and, more importantly, the safety of my valued customers and dedicated employees during tours. The quick-drying attribute of this cleaner is another invaluable feature. It leaves no residue, a critical factor in the efficient operation of brakes. This is of particular significance in the golf cart business, where seamless and precise braking is not a luxury but a necessity to ensure the safety and comfort of every individual on our tours. In summation, the CRC BRAKLEEN Brake Parts Cleaner stands as an irreplaceable asset in the maintenance of my electric golf carts' brakes. Its non-flammable nature, efficiency, and impressive cleaning power render it the definitive choice for those who take golf cart maintenance as seriously as I do. Whether you are a fellow golf cart operator or a vehicle maintenance enthusiast, this product is a must-have to uphold the safety and peak performance of your electric golf carts.

يعطيك العافيه

This stuff works and it removes any oil in your concrete

This chlorinated brake cleaner is da bomb, it cleans off gunk, grease, crud, and corruption faster than a bucket of water will melt the Wicked Witch of the West. It works better and faster than its cousin, NON-chlorinated brake cleaner (also produced by CRC, at a higher price). Other good things are that (unlike the non-chlor. variety) it dries almost instantaneously and is non-flammable, so it can be used on hot engines. That's the good stuff. The bad: (a) it will damage some kinds of plastic (but that's a trifling matter compared to the other issue); (b) it can kill you if you're not careful. You need to use it outdoors with a good breeze blowing, or in a shop with absolutely great ventilation. Because it's full of chemical compounds that will either kill you or cause nasty health issues down the road...and not very far down the road, either. Not a joke, you really do need to be careful with this stuff. So OK, once you know that, you take precautions, and try to stay as safe as possible. One problem. THIS PRODUCT ISN'T LABELED AS CHLORINATED BRAKE CLEANER ANYWHERE IN THE LISTING, unless you go to the "Technical Details", where it shows the "model" is "Chlorintated (sic) brake parts cleaner". Yeah, if you read the (teeny-tiny) print on the back of the can, it describes the health issues fully. But it's my firm belief that the Amazon listing should clearly state, in bold letters, "CAUTION - CHLORINATED BRAKE CLEANER", or words to that effect. I still use this in preference to it's safer cousin. It works better and faster, it dries in an instant, and it's not flammable. But anyone using this stuff should be warned about its dangers. So I subtracted one star.