C J Campbell wrote:
If the water is hard, then adding Woolite to it works. The thing about bugs
is you can clean them off while their shells are soft and moist. The trick
is keeping them wet. It is also much easier to clean bugs off if the
airplane is waxed.

It seems like a lot of people whine about the relative ease it takes to
get bugs off. I use one of those sponges you can buy that has the
webbing/netting over it, and I can wipe the bugs off with very little
trouble, no matter what liquid I use as a cleaner (even plain water).
I've even cleaned them a week or two after the bugs were "applied" and
they still wipe off without a lot of trouble. I wax my plane
occasionally, but I'm certainly not obsessive about it. It seems that
people are making this a bigger issue than it really is.

--- Jay


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