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Evaluate Competitor Cleaning Wipe Performance

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What happens here

Begin by observing the cleaning performance of a competitor's standard cleaning wipe on several cured and fresh challenging substances. First, attempt to clean spray paint that has been cured for 24 hours on a board. Note that while some paint may transfer to the wipe, significant residue will likely remain on the surface. Next, apply the same competitor wipe to fresh nail polish and a Sharpie marker line, noting that these substances are also difficult to remove completely. Finally, try to clean a streak of open gear lube, which proves equally challenging for the competitor's wipe, indicating its limited effectiveness on heavy-duty grime.

Goal: Assess the effectiveness of a standard cleaning wipe on tough stains.

Tools and materials

  • Board Unspecified — A surface for applying and cleaning the substances
  • Nail Polish Unspecified — Simulating a fresh, quick-drying stain
  • Open Gear Lube Unspecified — Simulating a heavy grease or lubricant stain
  • Sharpie Marker Sharpie — Simulating a permanent ink stain
  • Spray Paint Unspecified — Simulating a tough paint stain (24-hour cured)

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This is a competitor, you probably heard of. This is spray paint that we put on the board yesterday, so it's had a full 24 hours to cure. So, they're doing okay. We're starting to get some. That's good. They're getting in the towel. How about nail polish? And we're also doing okay there. Some Sharpie. Okay, we're doing okay. >> Yeah, I mean, it's okay, but it's not great. >> Okay, how about open gear lube? Getting all the way through that. Okay, so that's good. Now, DynaWipes. What you're going to see is a different tub than you're used to. Retains 40% more moisture than our competitor. You got these in a hot truck all day, don't

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