Question about cleaning wheels

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4/30/12, 09:53 PM

mustangmomma

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Question about cleaning wheels

I have a 2012 GT/CS. And my sweet old dog loooves to urinate on my wheels when I come home. Is there something in a spray bottle I can quickly clean them with when I come home that doesn't require soap and water? Should I
Be worried about corrosion?

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5/1/12, 09:57 PM

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Nah get a new dog!!! J/k

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5/2/12, 09:29 AM

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You should train your dog to not urinate on your wheels. Acid based damage is likely to be apparent over time, so it certainly is a concern. Clean them without running water to flush away the urine? Not likely.

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5/2/12, 10:49 AM

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get a shock collor for the dog.

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5/2/12, 08:00 PM

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Use some simple Green and a rag or paper towels, that should work ok

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5/2/12, 08:39 PM

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Why is your dog allowed to go near the car again? I forget why that might be...

Beyond that, good luck with preventing dogs... *and cats*... from doing it.