First of all, locate where the equipment has been stored in the
back of the garage and remove the bike helmets, seed packets, watering
cans, screwdrivers and tins of paint off it. Now get to work with a
duster and some hot soapy water and a brush or three- you might actually
be able to find out what colour the machine was. You probably also need
to apply a bit of spray-on lubricant to get all the moving parts moving
again, as they've seized up.
Oh sorry - you're in the minority of people who actually uses their home gym equipment regularly and has kept up the good work for more than six months. Your self-discipline and dedication is to be congratulated. Either that, or you're one of the smart folk who has hired a machine of some kind. But either way, you want to clean the machine and have it looking sparkling.
Oh sorry - you're in the minority of people who actually uses their home gym equipment regularly and has kept up the good work for more than six months. Your self-discipline and dedication is to be congratulated. Either that, or you're one of the smart folk who has hired a machine of some kind. But either way, you want to clean the machine and have it looking sparkling.