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How do I clean my elliptical trainer? - Exercise & Fitness

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You will notice that dirt accumulates on both the wheels and track. First, I suggest reading you user manual. To avoid dirt build-ups, I recommend wiping the machine after each use. This is not instead of a cleaning, but will limit the time you spend cleaning the machine. If your manual is not helpful, I found a great article called "Keeping Your Elliptical Machine Clean" - this should help.

http://www.abcarticledirectory.com/Article/-Keeping-Your-Elliptical-Machine-Clean-/896160

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