I know a few guys here have the Wii, an my analog stick is starting to yellow. What should I do to clean it?(I wash my hands before playing, but I get wet)

lol, i have no idea. I would try taking an all-purpose cleaning spray and wet a paper towel with it then rub the area you want to clean.

*shrug* thats the best I can tell ya

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People say I need to paint it, but that is so retarded  

I got pizza all over mine back in the summer, and it came off on it's own.

Are you talking about the plastic or the analog?
It's own? Wow, how was that?

The analog. And "by it's own" I mean it seemed to rub off on it's own or something eventually. Now I can't even tell I ate pizza and played a game at the same time last summer.

Is the yellow completly gone?  
I asked about this on another forum and they told me to use Clorex, for sale on the Wal Mart of the United States, but I don't live there.

Well yeah it is for me.

Mine is starting to yellow, but I don't eat Doritos/Cheetos or Pizza and do wash my hands before playing, but I got sweat anyway.
So, it comes out and become as white as before on it's own? Did you used alcohol? What do you recomend for me?

i remember reading something on how to de-yellow an aging Quadra, the directions were to get a warm bucket of soapy water and a sponge and just to wash the casing gently

not sure if it will work on White plastic mind (or if it would work at all   , i have my doubts :P )

The plastic is OK to clean. The stick it's self is the problem.

Oh rite, pop some bleach on it why not

if that doesn't work, try blue spirit

I asked this on another board, and a guy told me not to use alcohol and things like this on the rubber, because it could damage it.

oh its rubber is it? in which case i don't think you can do anything about it

painting it doesn't sound like such a stupid idea, you may be able to find some sort of paint-on type liquid that acts as another layer of rubber when dry, to cover the perished one over, i don't know if such a thing exists mind, let me know if it doesn't and i'll get inventing, there would seem to be a demand in such a product

Nintendo World(official Nintendo magazine) says that a tooth brush with a little bit of detergent can clean it  

I don't think i'd ever trust an official source tbh :P

i guess because of the history of the UK's Official Nintendo's mag of being biased fanboy rubbish since... about the end of the N64's time

I thought that this thread was going to be about cleaning nunchucks.  

I clean my nunchucks with the blood of innocent children...

*pictures that scene, laughs and smiles*

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i seriously hope you didn't mean that