Which cleaner do you like?

[lodro]

What is apocrine vs eccrine vs sebaceous?
Which type of sweat gland produces oil?

Sebaceous glands are responsible for producing and secreting sebum. Sebum is an oily substance made up of fat molecules (lipids) that include: Cholesterol.

 

[Zwill]

I use this Revolution cleaner and it's pretty economical and convenient. It might look like expensive at 10EUR for only 110ml, but it lasts for a very long time since only a few drops/rubber are needed.

 

[latej]

Friend in club uses car window foam (Scheibenreiniger). I use it too, put a bit of foam, spread, then spray water (from water-cleaner bottle ) and wipe it all out. The foam bottle lasts years.

 

[TensorBackhand]

Friend in club uses car window foam (Scheibenreiniger). I use it too, put a bit of foam, spread, then spray water (from water-cleaner bottle ) and wipe it all out. The foam bottle lasts years.

Haha. Thats a discussion of what other solutions can be used as cleaner. Im pretty sure hand sanatizer works too

 

[thomas.pong]

Yep, that is the trick, cleaning ones hands with soap BEFORE cleaning the rubbers with just water. No good to smear the oily stuff on to the rubbers.

Soap? On hands? Never heard of it!

 

[lodro]

Soap? On hands? Never heard of it!

well me hopes ye at least is using the soap on yer feet.
The times have changed since Louis was in Versailles ye know 😂

 

[mocker88]

Hey, what's your store's link!!?

It's here https://chtt.se Welcome

 

[burakins]

I would say Tibhar GRIP.

 

[pilami]

I use Revolution 3 Rubber Cleaner and Rejuvenator, it's the best for Chinese sticky rubbers, I use it after each training, only few drops are needed so bottle lasts forever.

 

[Mionixxd]

Water is good and I've used it for ages, but for a year back I use the TT Revolution Cleaner, and I feel that it give my rubbers a little better grip than using only water. Now I sell these in my store, so feel free to trust me or not but I feel that this one might be about 5% better than water, and I haven't noticed that the rubber wears out faster either.

Are you the owner of chtt?

 

[mocker88]

Are you the owner of chtt?

Yes

 

[Dominikk85]

Water is OK for most uses but it doesn't cut the oily sweat from your hand. A little soap will cut the oils. Paraffin oil is a good cleaner too and it dries rapidly and doesn't leave a residue like soap may. I don't use paraffin oil for boosting. I don't boost.

I clean with water and maybe like once a month with a bit of soap.

 

[Mionixxd]

Yes

Wow that's amazing , Super out of context but what rubber can you recommend from your website for my setup and what is your swedish ranking?

 

[GregorTT425]

Clean water and a soft cotton sponge will do for the cleaning. I personally like to use wet baby wipes for cleaning, as it not only makes the topsheet clean, but also makes it slightly more grippier for a certain period of time (usually enough for a relatively long session). Me and one of my teammates were doing this, then somebody else started using it aswell and spread around the low-level players.

 

[igorponger]

Hygienic wet toilet sheets (free of alcohol, glicerinum, etc). So cheap, so nice. It is also a fine care for your rear buttocks at times.

 

[lodro]

Hygienic wet toilet sheets (free of alcohol, glicerinum, etc). So cheap, so nice. It is also a fine care for your rear buttocks at times.

you are so correct my friend but please confirm to me that you haven't got any front buttocks because that would really freak me out 😂

 

[FrenchFrog33]

Butterfly has a product called Cure Water. There's no information about it. What is it?

 

[KM1976]

Hi,
I had an opportunity to use 2 different cleaners.
1. Butterfly Spin Refresh
2. Revolution No. 3 Cleaner and Rejuvenator

Both cleaners are very easy to use and do a very good job in cleaning the top sheet. In additional, Revolution No. 3 also adds a kind of suppleness to the topsheet which makes it feel a bit more responsive and lively.
However, it might be just me, but if I use the cleaners consistently (like everytime after I play for say 2 hours or so) I feel that the sponge becomes hard and loses its responsiveness.
I still have both these cleaners with me, however, I am trying out using water spray (just 10 ml of filtered water from my Brita with one tiny drop of Dawn detergent) and check if my assumption is correct or not.

 

[Der_Echte]

Lemon juice and olive oil followed by bear sweat wipe FTW.

 

[Atas Newton]

Has anyone ever actually damaged their rubber with soap/alcohol? I keep hearing alcohol will "dry out" the rubber, but no one cares to explain what it means and how - from a chemical pov - does it happen. Another popular anecdote is the rubber softening (sometimes referred to as "liquefying"), never seen that happen either. I personally use a good old bar of soap to great effect and never had a rubber go bad.