Underbonnet Cleaning
25 May 2001, 09:30 AM
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A word of advice if cleaning under your bonnet:
There is an absolutely savage edge where the wings edges finish and bolt down.
I found this out when I enthusiastically wiped a sponge along the underside of that joint. The sponge resisted the cut for about 2mm before I started slicing into my finger. I quite literally went down to the bone.
I particularly don't reccomend this if you don't like blood or pain.
Neil.
[This message has been edited by Neil F (edited 25 May 2001).]
There is an absolutely savage edge where the wings edges finish and bolt down.
I found this out when I enthusiastically wiped a sponge along the underside of that joint. The sponge resisted the cut for about 2mm before I started slicing into my finger. I quite literally went down to the bone.
I particularly don't reccomend this if you don't like blood or pain.
Neil.
[This message has been edited by Neil F (edited 25 May 2001).]
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