What is a solvent for this for clean-up purposes?
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I'm sure my clean-up is terribly inappropriate, but I'm pretty sure I used just a very little bit of gasoline to get it off my hands, followed by soap and water, and then some hand cream.
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I can't remember what I used to cleanup..either paint thinner or acetone I'm guessing..but it is really sticky gooey wear rubber gloves as you will get it on your hands. It swells up a lot. I used it to keep out carpenter bees in my facia. After it swelled and dried I took an exacto knife and trimmed away the excess. Sadly yesterday I noticed sawdust on my deck..one had burrowed through although it states that it deters them...not my NJ Carpenters!...lol
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Absolutely! Pure naphthalene will suit all of your solvent extraction needs :) just be sure to let it air dry (fans are nice). Yay for living in a country where we can legally discuss such things so as to prevent any risk involved in otherwise dangerous chemical processes! God bless America. Source: Biochemistry grad student living in Washington
1713679
U should be able to clean that out then use soap and water to clean it with aftetwards
1261754
You want something that doesn't foam. I use Lysol cleaner OR a vinegar and water solution.
3528
Yes it can be used for cleanup. This mask is an excellent product. It protects entire face. I'm the owner of painting corporate and I bought this mask for a very hevy sanding. No doubt, this is the best mask I ever had.
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Acetone is a pretty strong solvent. Take care to put it on only surfaces you want to clean and let evaporate. It will soften certain materials such as asphalt tiles. Probably it will work for your purpose, but can not be sure.
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call a home brew store about ceramic food grade cleaners ~ northern home brew supplies .com or use hydrogen peroxide and scrub with a great rinsing afterwards with distilled water cheers A
1661313
U can use just plain water or for tougher messes use a very small amount of your cleaner mixed with water to dilute it.
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I have heard a water-vinegar solution is good to run through to de-lime or otherwise clean. Have never needed to do so don't know for sure.
942259
Havent used solvents through it but if it said u could then it should do fine. Clean it the way they say for solvents. Probably with mineral spirits or something like that, and put the blue stuff back in it before the next use and it will be fine. Use the blue stuff after every use. R. Hughes
726076
Soap and water is fine. I usually wipe mine down with rubbing alcohol as well.
1536528
I have not had mine long enough for residue, but would suggest a vinegar solution to clean any residue. It's generally a great cleaner for stuff like that.
32550
After each use hold the can upside down and depress the nozzle. This will blow pure air through the nozzle and clean out any remaining product.
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Any petroleum-based solvent, such as lighter fluid (aka: naphtha) will dissolve most label glues, then a simple wash with a dish detergent will rid the item of the solvent.
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The pads are made of some kind of screened grit bonded to sponge material so you can scrub things with it. No solvent necessary just elbow grease required. I used it first on my coffee mug and then did my toilet using rubber gloves. Works great! Got all the mineral deposits and scale buildup off that liquid cleaners wont touch. After that most of the grit was gone so you just toss it. They come in a two pack.
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I've looked online and found nothing yet. Perhaps someone (even I) will find the pamphlet that comes with it and put it online somewhere. Maybe a specific question about operation or cleaning could be answered for you.