PJ87
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But most of them are a pain to get off and leave a sticky residue that then just collects dirt and fluff
Peanut butter on the shaft cleans the sticker right off . Something in the ingredients breaks down the residue
Do you leave the cellophane on the legs of a new golf bag?
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Peanut butter on the shaft cleans the sticker right off . Something in the ingredients breaks down the residue
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It's obvious.....just book a hotel room whenever you buy a new clubI'm a bloke, where would I find a hairdryer?
Golfnut1957
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So how does anyone even know that? Who tried it first and why?
If I can be bothered to take them off I use white spirit.
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I've gone with the majority and removed the cellophane.
Knowing my luck there will be a flood of votes to leave it on now
Knowing my luck there will be a flood of votes to leave it on now
Swango1980
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I did. Never really thought about it either way. And then started getting comments of surprise by other golfers when they saw I still had it on (think it stayed on for 4 or 5 years)
I'm guessing the oil in it will break down the adhesive or get under it and lift it.
As per @Golfnut1957 how did that one come about?
SteveW86
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I'm guessing the oil in it will break down the adhesive or get under it and lift it.
As per @Golfnut1957 how did that one come about?
I honestly dont think we want to know the answer to that question
PJ87
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I'm guessing the oil in it will break down the adhesive or get under it and lift it.
As per @Golfnut1957 how did that one come about?
How do any of these come about? Lol I mean if your shoes stink the most effective way to kill the smell is to put them in a bag and freeze them for a week to kill the bacteria
Who discovered that? Works well tho
Yeah, but peanut butter on a golf club
PJ87
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Yeah, but peanut butter on a golf club
Just know someone was trying to get it off their club and his wife comes in and goes peanut butter will get that off .. as it breaks down chewing gum
Burnsey
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I am about to complain to Vessel, as there was no cellophane on the legs of my bag
D-S
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Learnt a couple of days ago that the best way of getting garlic smell of your hands when cooking is to rub them on anything stainless steel (you can even by a stainless steel ‘soap bar’ for the purpose. Odd.
clubchamp98
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Best one I heard .
Jasper Carrot I think or Dave Allen?
“ sharks Liver is used in haemorrhoid cream”
“ How did they discover that ,? Some guy walking down a beach and sees a dead shark. Removes its liver and shoves it up his bum ?”
We have one of those, the bars, and it really does work. I don't know why, don't really want to know. Some things are best left as a mystery
Voyager EMH
Slipper Wearing Plucker of Pheasants
Now that's just plain silly.It's obvious.....just book a hotel room whenever you buy a new club
Take it into a public lavatory and use the hand dryer.
Honestly, some people?
What if it's a Dyson? That's just cold air. You might get a reputation for touring public toilets with a golf club
PJ87
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What if it's a Dyson? That's just cold air. You might get a reputation for touring public toilets with a golf club
Surely us men should all have heat guns. As manly men folk
Crow
Crow Person
I think it should be mentioned, it's more likely to be polythene than cellophane.
D-S
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Thank you for pointing this out, from someone who worked in packaging that has been bugging me since the thread was started.
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This could be important, details matter!
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