Any way to clean tubing?
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I would say go old-school and use DAWN dishwashing liquid and a little Clorox...If it can take grease off of plastic...it'll work...just let it soak
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make sure that you rinse THOROUGHLY!!!!!!
^^^^ I agree as this was the method I used with my old watercooling setup. Actually pinched the good wifes Hydrogen Peroxide hair bleach solution which is about 20%vol concerntration and added it to water in a 8:1 mix.
note: rinse well several times as it has a dramatic effect on copper.
note: rinse well several times as it has a dramatic effect on copper.
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I mentioned Drain-O a while back, but I'm not sure how many people have used it. Also, I'm unsure of any left over chemicals, but it is safe on plastic.
Might be the moore expensive way to do it. I have on clue on how much that stuff costs. So that's up to you
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Might be the moore expensive way to do it. I have on clue on how much that stuff costs. So that's up to you
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That sounds like a great idea to me, because brushing would allow you to use much milder chemicals, and make the whole thing go faster.
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Originally Posted by fstfrddy another option would be to get an aquarium tubing brush and tie some fishing line to the handle and a sinker to the other end and pull the brush through the tubing. |
That sounds like a great idea to me, because brushing would allow you to use much milder chemicals, and make the whole thing go faster.
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Make sure peroxide isnt very acidic, otherwize it WILL result in a chemical explosion! I know Bleach is a base, but be sure to make sure peroxide is not very acidic. For the post above, isnt it hydrochloric acid?
Originally Posted by busa so some bleach and peroxide....cool. Thanks guys. Now i'm off to the store for some chemicals...
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doesnt a base+acid just neutralize each other!?
Originally Posted by myComputerSucksMore() Make sure peroxide isnt very acidic, otherwize it WILL result in a chemical explosion! I know Bleach is a base, but be sure to make sure peroxide is not very acidic. For the post above, isnt it hydrochloric acid? |
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As Paul knows, I know little about chemistry.
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From my limited knowledge, I believe base+acid may indeed neutralize each other, it's just that "neutralization" may involve explosions, poisonous gasses, etc.
For example, mixing chlorine (bleach) and ammonia is supposed to be a *very* bad idea. Poisonous gasses, I believe.
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Originally Posted by pbasil1 doesnt a base+acid just neutralize each other!? |
From my limited knowledge, I believe base+acid may indeed neutralize each other, it's just that "neutralization" may involve explosions, poisonous gasses, etc.
For example, mixing chlorine (bleach) and ammonia is supposed to be a *very* bad idea. Poisonous gasses, I believe.
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ya but bleach and ammonia are both bases i think, they arent an acid and base....
Originally Posted by DrDeville As Paul knows, I know little about chemistry.
From my limited knowledge, I believe base+acid may indeed neutralize each other, it's just that "neutralization" may involve explosions, poisonous gasses, etc. For example, mixing chlorine (bleach) and ammonia is supposed to be a *very* bad idea. Poisonous gasses, I believe.
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