does it take out the tar completely
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Maybe not all but when you see the tar at the tip that you are not getting in your lungs you will use it every day like I do for 2 years
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I cannot measure the exact percentage. Let's put it this way, if you use TarGarg for a carton or two, smoking without because you have no spare, it will make you feel sick immediately.
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In another word, once you get used to it, you can feel the harmful difference if you smoke without it.
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It's half and half. Use hot water and something small like pipe cleaners and a flat head to scrap off big tar build up. Just takes a few minutes and it'll look like new!
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older versions also used to contain tar as well...that is the version I'm used to
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I would give it a try! It removes tar from a vehicle without destroying the paint.
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No John, it doesn't. I love this vacuum-- it gets out so much more dirt than any other vacuum I have used--- and all the dirt picked up is contained in the receptacle.
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Hi. This is Kristina from TarGard. Thank you so much for your question. TarGard makes 4 different filters for standard size cigarettes (Original Disposable, Cartridge Filter System, Permanent Filter System, and Mini Disposable) that if used as directed, remove tar from entering your lungs. Customers have stated that their hands, hair, and clothes have had less of a smoke smell after using TarGard. There is a slight difference in taste using the filters, however, with consistent use, some customers have said they even prefer the taste of the filters over the harsh cigarette taste. Please feel free to test them out yourself! The difference between the filters are size, cleaning process, and disposable time period.
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my best guess is no.i would try scraping off as much of the tar substance as possible. i had paint that had been applied to my wall, and i spent a lot of time scraping and sanding it off.
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Well....to be honest, I'm not sure. I used it on an old pair of running shoes, to get the stink out. It reduced to smell but didn't remove it completely. I was going to try it again but don't have a lot of faith that it will completely remove the odor.
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I believe it would. I've used thinner and vinegar thru mine with no problems. You aren't supposed to but watch out for open flames and sparks. We aren't supposed to clean parts with gasoline but we all do. I wouldn't use gas with this but I probably would use kerosene.
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Yes, it needs to come apart so you are able to clean it. It needs to have the tar wiped off once in a while. It is quite tight to pull apart but it will come. Then when you put it back together the first time it will be too loose.Don't worry, go ahead and smoke, it will tighten up again. But never as tight as it was. Hope this helps.
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No, it doesn't have the smell of fresh pine as in the tar but works great and is not as messy
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yes it does I think the only thing you need to do is put Oil in it and start it up that is after you unpack it.
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Yes, it goes directly to your filtering system. It doesn't pick up big stuff like leaves though. We clean our filters only every few weeks.
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No. It just works. And it does. I bought a car where the previous owner was a smoker and it worked great clearing out the lingering odor.
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Yes it does. I tried carbon filters, ionizers and many others. I tested this with the local health department, and ALL of the fluoride was removed. This is the ideal unit to remove this toxic chemical.
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No, you will need a freon recovery unit to completely remove freon from a system.
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I do not know as I have only used it once at this point in time. Thus, I also cannot yet recommend a degreaser to use after you run out.