has anyone used this to smudge / clear crystals? I can't handle smoke.
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I think I'd contact the creator of the product to ask that. I just use it as a room spray.
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This spray is fantastic, especially if you are sensitive to energy (empathic). Huge benefits. Usually the spray nozle comes with it.
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I used magic eraser.... Did a test before completely cleaning, and seems to be okay. I have some slight shadowing left over, but not nearly as bad as just water and a paper towel. Also, I used liquid chalk pens on the paper. Overall, I'm satisfied.
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I have had no issue with dust and small water spots. I use a "pen." One end has a fine brush to remove anything that is loose, and the other end a fine dry pad that is used to polish. There are several brands. I have been lucky so far and have not gotten a greasy fingerprint or major goop like salt air from the beach. They are trouble no matter what! But then, that is what this filter is for. Mess it up too bad, and just accept replacing it. Better than replacing a lens!
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Same here. I bought this yesterday, filled with tap water as high as the MAX water line, put some salt before going to bed. It never actually vaporized, even though I added salt again. This morning I added even more salt, and I got neither steam nor sputtering.I think it's been about 4 big fat pinches of (Redmond Real Salt) salt so far... I'm afraid of adding more in case it damages the vaporizer.Ugh, I'm so tired, I keep waking up at night with a stuffed dry bloody nose.
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Hi! I use this product and their aerosol spray product to deodorize the lingering smell of smoke from cigarettes. That is a pretty rough scent to clear and if it works well on that, I would guess it would work for your problem also. I've tried lots of problems and this works the best along with the spray.
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It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a few times a year maybe. I just dry-dust it the rest of the time. It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a... » Read More It isn't supposed to damage the metal since it dries relatively quickly. I was nervous about it though and did cover the metal parts as best I could (using plastic shopping bags or glad press n seal) and tried to concentrate the spray on the crystals. You could always spray your cloth and then wipe, or even fill a small cup with the liquid and sort of "dip" the crystal parts. If it is something antique or very important to you, I would remove the crystals to clean them. I haven't seen any ill-effects on my metal parts after using this. I don't clean it too often ...a few times a year maybe. I just dry-dust it the rest of the time. « Show Less
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Wow this way too much. For a single use I use 1/2-3/4 tsp crystals with no more 2 Tbls cleanser in a small dish. Mix well into a thick grainy consistency. It goes a long way so very little is needed. Just make sure the crystals are well blended as you don't want the crystal powder getting anywhere on your face. Good luck.
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Nah... I have COMPLETELY fogged out the inside of my house to no ill effect. Unless you count a few freaked out dogs. I didn't keep smoking it out all night long or anything but I pumped out enough fog that I couldn't see more than 2ft in front of my face. No residue... I used it for about 5 hours strait last halloween and his out in the fog bank on the front porch. Worked like a charm. Someone from the road called the fire dept. They laughed it off.
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Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.) Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store... » Read More Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.) « Show Less
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I have a wonderful essential oil nebulizer. I put one drop (germ fighter is very strong) of germ fighter with three drops of lavender in the nebulizer and diffuse into the air at night. It helps me sleep and keeps me healthy. This is wonderful stuff.! Anybody know how to make a toothpaste from this stuff? I am thinking that would be good too!
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Get a waxing pad and put in on in a circular motion like any wax and wipe it off with a clean micro-cloth when it comes to a haze
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Hello, This product is great for removing stains from tobacco. Many of our clients have had great success with the product and also continue to use it after to maintain the results they achieved. Please let us know if you have any further questions, Thanks!
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I have had great results with Nok-Out but I haven't had occasion to use it with smoke odor. I found some details re tobacco/smoke odor on the Nok-Out site and maybe that might help. http://www.nokout.com/Tobacco-and-Smoke-Odor.html There are suggestions listed in the main text and more in the column on the left side of the page. It might depend on a number of factors....like the type of fiber in the cloth and the intensity of the smoke. Best of luck!
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Yes, works well . No danger of cracking. But, will leave soot on outside of glassware that soap and water won't clean. Maybe use oven cleaner.I have had good results.
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I've tried it and it works and I've also tried putting the paper filter in the gold plated mesh filter too. You might as well leave the gold plated mesh in place just in case the paper tears... Although using the white paper filters may expose you to very small amounts of toxin that potentially is residual from the bleaching process to make those filter papers white... you might alternatively use the "natural" brown colored filters to avoid possible dioxin exposure... Another minor point about using paper filters is that it will slightly slow down the liquid flow thru the filter area which may or may not cause an issue... I've never used paper long enough to know if there is a problem with this...
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I can only speak from experience but this does a great job and leaves no streaks at all. It is the #1 screen cleaner in Australia. As for the smoking, I don't know. I have used this on iPad and iPhone as well. No problems at all. Hope this helps.
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Hi Aaron. This would NOT be very appropriate for that. This filter just stops particulates - basically dust, dirt, maybe pollen, any particle that floats in the air. The filter you want to use for painting and cleaning is termed with "organic vapor". Search for the product named "3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge". That's the type of filter to use for most types of chemical vapors. (Always be sure to read the fine print though.) But that will work for typical cleaning and painting. I personally use that one, and it works really well. (Make sure when you're done to store the organic vapor ones in an air-tight ziploc bag to prolong their life.)