Can I use rubbing alcohol with this?
2085619
Ya it works ok, might burn faster and sometimes leaves a residue on the inside that you can wipe off with a paper towel or somthing
2085620
You can, but I would use Heet, the yellow bottle, it works best for hot temp and burning longer. Hope this helpsSteve
2085621
I use denatured alcohol. I tried regular rubbing alcohol and it would not light. You can get denatured alcohol at any hardware store.
2085622
No, the rubbing alcohol is way to low of a proof or octane, you need Denatured Alcohol from the hardware store is made for the job.
678522
Use 91% rubbing alcohol or 99%. Isopropyl alcohol evaporates at room temperature. Wash with iso and let sit open and air dry for a day or a few/ or until there is no scent of alcohol left.
203011
I do not see a need for rubbing alcohol unless you believe your tips came in contact with some sort of germ. Earwax is supposed to be antibacterial. I'd be concerned with how rubbing alcohol might degrade the memory foam faster.
615734
"(1) Isopropyl alcohol can be used instead of Cleaner F1."http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/peripheral/scanners/product/consumables/
1801077
I use alcohol to wipe mine down. I am the only one using it, however. Good luck!
54668
yes you can and you can also use methanol...go to your local auto parts store and by heat the gas treatment the one in the yellow plastic bottle that's the one that I use and it works great I do not like the one that comes in the red bottlealso when you go camping you can take that bottle with you and always have it
525703
Its rather like rubbing alcohol, actually its one of the ingredients. I think the best way to apply is with an atomizer.
1656195
Yes, make sure to clean the surface with rubbing alcohol before sticking then on.
281792
I'm not sure of the right way but I use a soft cloth & gentle soap & water. Nothing too harsh or with alcohol in the cleaner.
1325669
I only use distilled water. There is an element that can be cleaned, so I would assume if you took a paper towel with some rubbing alcohol and cleaned it every few days it would be okay.
443152
very safe indoors or out. they must be set up on stable surface. The can spill if knocked over. I think heet will work, methyl alcohol without the brand name might be cheaper. I have used rubbing alcohol too. I carried on all over Alaska in the woods as a surveyor and geologist for fifty years. They always worked when I need them. Good Luck
332366
I have no idea. I don't use alcohol in my art. You might try emailing the company at www.staedtler.com to find the answer. Good luck.
1474911
Yes, there is no problem... however make sure you have cleaned any loose particles and or grease. Usually I use denatured alcohol.
1810457
what is the question? can you use 90% rubbing alcohol in it? Chemical Guys directly should be able to answer what you can or cannot put in these. I am not sure at what concentration you could put alcohol, acetone, jet fuel, turpentine, etc.. but for Auto Detailing chemicals they sell, should not be any issues.
220691
I'm not 100% certain, since I haven't tried to remove it with alcohol, but I am pretty sure that only a solvent like acetone or goo gone would affect it once it's dry.
990495
Looks like it should work but not what I used it for. You could try Goof Off or rubbing alcohol too
1444456
Any residue can be removed with rubbing alcohol or the Magic Eraser. When using rubbing alcohol wet residue with alcohol and wait 5 min, wipe firmly with dry paper towel. When using the Magic Eraser wet residue with water and wait 5 min, use Magic Eraser as directed. This information is printed on the back of the label. Good question.