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Sure, why not. Or you could use an industrial fan, or just throw in the tumbledryer.

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You mean that's not a good idea??? Oh buggers.

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SHARKMAN

I thought about the clothes dryer but I didn't want to damage the dryer. Hair dryer is much easier. If you don't true the pressure washer just throw it In the dish washer....top shelf only tho.

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"I don't own any watches, I just lease them"

I recently tried out this stuff called Veraet watch cleaning spray. It works pretty good and the best part is the silk cloth.. it works great for cleaning.. I really like it. Costs a bit more than simple green but we spend like thousands on our watches so I figure $15 ain't too bad.

I video'd the first time I used it lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QjnIhM51sg

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I saw that video but I can't remember how I was directed to it. When I picked up the LE SOHC my AD gave me a Cartier cleaning set and I asked if they used this stuff. That's when she spilled the beans - Simple Green.

But after some of the posts I thought it wise to perhaps dilute it, so I do. But it does a bang up job of getting the built up body oils off the watch, is quick, and easy. I used the same "method" you showed on that video. I make sure to over-rinse in warm water. Seems, though probably just my imagination, that the watch thus cleaned holds off some of the smudges for which our polished bracelets are magnets.

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SHARKMAN

You reckon that taping it to the hood and then drive through the car wash would work? Would be especially nice with a premium program, all waxed afterwards.

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Right in front of our noses the whole time. Of course!

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SHARKMAN

You reckon that taping it to the hood and then drive through the car wash would work? Would be especially nice with a premium program, all waxed afterwards.[/quote]

That's brilliant..then I can drop it off at Jiffy Lube for a quick service, oil and seal the gaskets.

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"I don't own any watches, I just lease them"

I just gave this a try and it worked pretty well. I would definitely recommend diluting it a lot. I found it left quite a lot of soap residue on the watch otherwise that required a lot of rinsing.