Lidl Evere

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En Belgique, trois magasins Lidl ont t quips de casiers automatiques de retrait aux couleurs de l'enseigne. Les clients sont invits y retirer les achats passs sur le site lidl-shop.be. L'assortiment propos compte seulement des produits non alimentaires et du vin.

Le choix du systme de casiers Cubee, partenaire de bpost (l'quivalent de La Poste en Belgique), permet aussi de faire de ces quipements des points de retrait pour d'autres commandes que celles passes sur le site de Lidl.

Pour l'instant, Lidl facture les mmes frais qu'une livraison domicile (2,99 euros) mais offre en compensation une rduction de 20% sur le rayon fruits et lgumes du magasin. Une faon videmment de pousser le client complter sa visite par des achats sur place.

"Nous souhaitons tester pendant un an ce service supplmentaire, commente Julien Wathieu, porte-parole de Lidl Belgique. Nous commenons avec trois magasins pour ensuite ajouter ventuellement de nouveaux services et de nouvelles possibilits."

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Cheap Halfords Car shampoo, diluted in a hot bucket of water. And then just use car wash sponges and some unused paintbrushes for cleaning. Does a good job and got it down to about 30 mins per bike tops for a back to newish looking bike. Will use muc-off every 5th ride or so, and mainly just on the drive chain. I dont like using degreasers too often.

Clean the chain with an older sponge with loads of soap and hot water and run the chain through it. Its seems to be how the pro road mechanics do it after the tour de france stages when I went to watch. I run the chain through a chain cleaning device with a proper de-greaser every other ride or whenever required.

Spray of Muc-off degreaser on the drivetrain, run the chain through a chain bath with degreaser in it (depending on how grimy it is, which seems to mean more or less every ride for MTB, maybe every 5 or 6 rides for the road bike unless it's been really filthy)

I find Fenwicks FS1, diluted 1:10 works great, and is safe on anodized frames, brakes, shocks etc. Spray on, brush to loosen the dirt, hose down. I find one of those brushes that fits onto the end of the hose really useful.

If you have nice shiney paint that you'd like to keep shiney, don't use washing up liquid or laundry detergent. They'll clean the shine right off it.

I use CT20 car wash and wax, quick and easy and cheap.

I use Rock n Roll blue on the chain, so It doesn't get dirty enough to need degreasing very often.

On a cautionary note never evere ever believe some old BS you find online that watered down turps is exactley the same as Muc off, it isn't and it messes up everything from the stickers through to the bearings. :oops:

Mine is washed by hand, as in no sponge, and subsequently massaged in all the right places. A brush is used for the hard to reach spots. The chain similarly gets a good going over with fingers and a toothbrush. Only then is the bike lubed.

de-greaser and washing up liquid is designed to do the same thing (combine grease with water). personally i wouldn't use washing-up liquid as it is corrosive whereas de-greaser has been formulated to be kind to engines (aluminium and steel)and not to damage paintwork in-case of spillages. i don't use it full strength though except for on the drive-train.

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