Green cotton filter, can you use something else to clean it?
17 October 2010, 12:35 PM
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Green cotton filter, can you use something else to clean it?
i've got loads of the oil to re-oil it, but is there an alternative to the cleaner to save me buying some?
there's a long list of things not to use, petrol, thinners etc so do they use a secret mixture of chemicals?
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Paul
there's a long list of things not to use, petrol, thinners etc so do they use a secret mixture of chemicals?
cheers,
Paul
17 October 2010, 12:40 PM
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Depends how bad it is mate? You could use a small amount of washing up liquid with warm water and a ittle bit of all purpose cleaner to. Get a small paint brush to loosen some dirt off then rinse it for a while.
Place it in the sun (if you get any at the mo) or place it in a airing cupboard.
Steve
Place it in the sun (if you get any at the mo) or place it in a airing cupboard.
Steve
17 October 2010, 01:13 PM
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Depends how bad it is mate? You could use a small amount of washing up liquid with warm water and a ittle bit of all purpose cleaner to. Get a small paint brush to loosen some dirt off then rinse it for a while.
Place it in the sun (if you get any at the mo) or place it in a airing cupboard.
Steve
Place it in the sun (if you get any at the mo) or place it in a airing cupboard.
Steve
i wouldn't have thought your idea with soapy water would be a problem, it's cotton rather than paper after all, i think i'll give it a go.
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