Sounds about right to me.  My "work" Vanagon still has playa dust on the
dashboard from last year's Burning Man.  75MPH down the freeway just won't
blow that sticky stuff away...

Cheers,

Jeff

GO KINGS!  Sorry Dallas.

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM]On Behalf
Of Mike Miller
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 9:33 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: Re: Any detailing tips?

I believe the rule is

Washing the van = leaving it out in the rain

Cleaning the inside of the van =  wait for a big wind and opening all doors
and windows

Or perhaps this is too fussy for some of us...I'm thinking of Tim in San
Jose in case he missed the reference.

Mike

As for house cleaning, you vacuum, dust, wash and next year you have to do
it again.  Why bother?  Like making a bed or doing the dished in my opinion.

On 4/29/04 8:10 PM, "Julia Schrenkler" <ckjas@MN.RR.COM> wrote:

> Spring cleaning this weekend!
>
> The Westy patiently tolerated the pampered confines of winter storage,
> and fired right up thanks to the suggestions for tucking it in from
> this list. New tires and a happy little tune up later made for a
> confident weekend. We spent the first trip of this year in the rain &
> loved every minute of it.
>
> But this weekend - if the Minnesota weather cooperates - the Westy is
> going to get to all spiffed up. A thorough wash, a quality wax, an
> interior detailing...I can't wait!
>
> Any detailing tricks, tips, or travesties to share? Currently I'm armed
> with cotton swabs, lint-free cloths, and a lot of enthusiasm.
>
> From the check up, then the tune up, to the clean up...This is just
> waaayyyy to much fun. Why isn't spring cleaning in the house this
> enjoyable?
>
> -Julia
>
>