Green Earth Technologies wheel cleaner

[gofastman]

saw this at the local Ace hardware for $6.
It looks relatively non toxic which I like. has anyone used the stuff?
Green Earth Technologies

[lakinui]

I got some recently and have used it a couple of times. It worked fine; not too harsh and did a decent job. None of the wheels were very dirty, so no real test of power. You still have to scrub to get grime out of the nooks.

[gofastman]

I'm curious about their high pressure detergent injector, looks like a good idea.
I wonder how their engine oil works, I mean, it seams counterintuitive that a prduct could neutralize the efects of moisture and oxidation and still be biodegradable. It is API SM certified so it must be good stuff

[Chicagoareanew]

6 dollars sounds too much for it. Do you live by a Meijers? I think I've seen tee same line there, and ace is the most expensive place there is.

[gofastman]

Originally Posted by lakinui

I got some recently and have used it a couple of times. It worked fine; not too harsh and did a decent job. None of the wheels were very dirty, so no real test of power. You still have to scrub to get grime out of the nooks.

I decided to try some of this, and I think my experience was about the same as yours.
Power is decent, better than ONR, but its no Wheel Brightener.
I was hoping this stuff would be more of a clingy gel, its just a liquid.
It has a very faint citrus smell, no harsh fumes, and is non irritating, at least on my relatively sensitive skin. I actually got a little too brave and decided to taste the stuff no adverse reaction yet, but it doesn't taste good.
Over all I like it, and will continue to use it I think, Its a really good product to bridge the gap between soap/ONR and Wheel Brightener.
Another thing I noticed was It didn't seem to strip of the sealant I put on my plastic hub caps.