Help needed with mij CW4 grille

[Flevoman]

I think this will be it. 

Nothing to lose so I am gonna give it a try. 

Fingers crossed 🙄

[OO1]

good luck , I would use distilled water rather than tap water  

[KT88]

I use tap water even to bring down a single barrel Scotish malt to 46%.

[billybob]

Baking soda and white vinegar. Put soda in sink. Spray the vinegar on soda.

Watch the reaction. Put soda on spot and spray.

Good luck...

[Ceptorman]

56 minutes ago, KT88 said:

I use tap water even to bring down a single barrel Scotish malt to 46%.

Might try the Scotish malt on the stains😁

[Marvel]

59 minutes ago, KT88 said:

I use tap water even to bring down a single barrel Scotish malt to 46%.

You may have better water where you are in Germany.

[Ceptorman]

2 hours ago, OO1 said:

good luck , I would use distilled water rather than tap water  

I wonder which one is Klipsch approved? 😁

[KT88]

45 minutes ago, Marvel said:

You may have better water where you are in Germany.

Not in Cologne, but good enough😀 May be one can use water from a Scottish see or river where the whiskey is distilled but not distilled water. Its good enough for batteries but not to drink.

 

The impressive thing is that the Romans built an aqueduct more than 2000 years ago to bring fresh spring water from the Eifel to Cologne. That was a huge effort over more than 80 kilometres, always downhill to Cologne. An remarkable feat of engineering. The Romans did not want to drink the water of our river Rhine because the towns upstream discharged their waste water untreated into the Rhine. All achievements that were forgotten in the Middle Ages.

[Marvel]

People in Dublin joke that if you look at the River Liffey you'll not drink Guinness.

 

Eh, whatever, I've seen it and still like it.

[mikebse2a3]

9 hours ago, Flevoman said:

I think this will be it. 

Nothing to lose so I am gonna give it a try. 

Fingers crossed 🙄

 

I suggest you try whatever type of cleaning method/product on some out of sight area of the grill cloth to test for any bad interaction with the grill cloth before trying it on more visual areas of the grill.

 

miketn