hazmat team needed

>Subject: Re: hazmat team needed
>From: "ddinc" [email protected]

>White vinegar.
>Cheap, nontoxic (a little smelly) and works great!

Thanks, it did a great job, especially on
my Bosch jig saw case, which had a
quarter inch thick layer of the stuff on
it. I put the scraped-up epoxy in a
strainer over a coffee can, let's see if
it runs through that just like it ran out
of the tub in the truck.

>
> "Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>> Add some baking soda to the white vinegar for some jobs. White vinegar
> also
>> works well to freshen up those smelly drains. Pour a cup of baking soda
> down
>> first, then follow with white vinegar. Lots of uses for this mixture ...
>> just be careful of the foaming action, and DON'T use it with Clorox, or
> any
>> chlorine bleach.
>>
>
> Don't mix chlorine and vinegar? Never heard that. Chlorine and ammonia
> is well known, but I never heard of any problem with white vinegar.

don't mix chlorine bleach with any Oxidizing agent, or you get cl2 gas, the
only thing you you can really safely mix with chlorine bleach is dish soap
like joy, I don't know how the various additive react with it, but Joy is
safe

"BUB 209" wrote in message
> >Subject: Re: hazmat team needed
> >From: "ddinc"
>
> >White vinegar.
> >Cheap, nontoxic (a little smelly) and works great!
>
> Thanks, it did a great job, especially on
> my Bosch jig saw case, which had a
> quarter inch thick layer of the stuff on
> it. I put the scraped-up epoxy in a
> strainer over a coffee can, let's see if
> it runs through that just like it ran out
> of the tub in the truck.

Hints from HeloisewRecster

Add some baking soda to the white vinegar for some jobs. White vinegar also
works well to freshen up those smelly drains. Pour a cup of baking soda down
first, then follow with white vinegar. Lots of uses for this mixture ...
just be careful of the foaming action, and DON'T use it with Clorox, or any
chlorine bleach.

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"Mike Marlow" wrote in message
>
> "Swingman" wrote in message

> > first, then follow with white vinegar. Lots of uses for this mixture ...
> > just be careful of the foaming action, and DON'T use it with Clorox, or
> any
> > chlorine bleach.
> >
>
> Don't mix chlorine and vinegar? Never heard that. Chlorine and ammonia
is
> well known, but I never heard of any problem with white vinegar.

Well, you've heard it now. Trust me, you will not like what it does to your
nose if you mix the two.

DAMHIK. We used a vinegar/chlorine mix to disinfect our water wells when I
was a kid (vinegar _followed_ by chlorine, not mixed together) ... and guess
who was playing the mad scientist at the time.

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"Swingman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Add some baking soda to the white vinegar for some jobs. White vinegar
also
> works well to freshen up those smelly drains. Pour a cup of baking soda
down
> first, then follow with white vinegar. Lots of uses for this mixture ...
> just be careful of the foaming action, and DON'T use it with Clorox, or
any
> chlorine bleach.
>

Don't mix chlorine and vinegar? Never heard that. Chlorine and ammonia is
well known, but I never heard of any problem with white vinegar.
--

-Mike-
[email protected]

>Subject: Re: hazmat team needed
>From: [email protected]

>if it's just the resin and not the mixed two part adhesive soap and
>water should do it.

Great, I'll try it before anything else. That
toluene smells like a bad dream, though
I appreciate the suggestion.