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Re: Citric acid chain cleaning fluid

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  1. landotter said:
    datakoll said:

    Is green chain cleaning fluid citric acid? as from citrus fruit lemons
    limes oranges ...

    I'd just take the smallest of sips to find out.

    Quoted message said:

    is the fluid useable for cleaning the microwave?

    I like Mr. Clean classic, diluted 15:1 with tap water in a spray
    bottle. Full strength, it's the only thing other than WD40 that can
    clean the grease offa my range hood. It's so effective, it's gotta be
    made from puppies.

    typed in a double digit time setting a large Russet on fire while in
    the watch tower.
    enamel's coated with a brown powder coat.
    turpenes...
    turp doesn't dissolve petroleum grease ? turp dissolves linseed oil ?
    where am I ? off course turps from the pine is not for the microwave
    but the boat hull: naval stores yahknoo.
    I knew a joke about naval stores but thankfully have forgotten it.

  2. datakoll said:


    This product is NOT suitable for disposal by landfill, municipal
    sewers, drains, or natural streams or rivers.

    now what?

    I don't see any rules against human consumption.

  3. datakoll said:


    This product is NOT suitable for disposal by landfill, municipal
    sewers, drains, or natural streams or rivers.

    now what?

    I don't see any rules against human consumption.

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