another degreaser that works like a champ but will stain aluminum and stainless steel is Spray Nine. We use it for all kinds of cleaning from lube oil/hydraulic skids to countertops - don't use it on waxed floors though. There are places where long term oil weeps will create a brown stain on epoxy paint, a couple sprays from the stuff and you have a clean surfaces with just a rinse of water - no scrubbing
Wow...would never have envisioned that Simple Green was that way. Learn something new each and every day...
pretty sure they are all caustic detergents, thus the degreasing capability and metal oxidation. The "biodegradable" part of these cleaners is what made them popular - biodegradable just means it will molecularly degrade from a caustic/acid into a neutral substance. If you want to clean aluminum oxidation use muriatic acid it will biodegrade as well - chit I dump it in the pool to stabilize chlorine loss
Am I the only one that put the saw in the dishwasher? Really though, compressed air and cleaning agents usually at work, which I need to do soon!
Read KRL's post below. I spoke with him on the phone a couple weeks ago (and just got off the phone with him a fee minutes ago as well ) and he told me about it. Keeps the saw dust, oil, junk, etc from sticking inside the clutch cover and on the front of the cases.