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  1. I've bought a small electrical item that makes a buzzing sound, and it's made me extremely happy.

    I am, of course, referring to an ultrasonic bath. My chain, cassette, an old rear mech and a
    teaspoon are now sparkling clean, with no tedious farting about with a toothbrush.

    Yay!

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    Huw "Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" Pritchard

  2. On Sat, 03 May 2003 19:24:15 +0100, Huw Pritchard did issue forth:

    Quoted message said:

    I've bought a small electrical item that makes a buzzing sound, and it's made me extremely happy.

    I am, of course, referring to an ultrasonic bath. My chain, cassette, an old rear mech and a
    teaspoon are now sparkling clean, with no tedious farting about with a toothbrush.

    Yay!

    I wasn't going to do a blantant plug for the place where I got it, but I've had a couple of e-mails
    asking about it.

    It cost me £50 from here:

    megastream.co.ukUltrasonic%20Page.htm

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    Huw Pritchard

  3. I'll bite - how much, and where to buy? As a fan of power tools of the woodworking variety, a power
    tool for my bike would be the cherry on the sundae.

    App

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    Quoted message said:

    I've bought a small electrical item that makes a buzzing sound, and it's made me extremely happy.

    I am, of course, referring to an ultrasonic bath. My chain, cassette, an old rear mech and a
    teaspoon are now sparkling clean, with no tedious farting about with a toothbrush.

    Yay!

  4. Check art supply stores and office supply stores that sell drafting equipment. I use one for
    cleaning the tips of my drafting pens. I never thought of using one for bike parts though...thanks
    for the tip!!

    You might even find them from a jewelry supply shop - they can range anywhere from $100 - $300 for a
    small unit hermesgr.securesites.comsecureshop.cgi
    0_Ultrasonic_Jewelry_Cleaner T

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    Quoted message said:

    I'll bite - how much, and where to buy? As a fan of power tools of the woodworking variety, a
    power tool for my bike would be the cherry on the sundae.

    App

    "Huw Pritchard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message


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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I've bought a small electrical item that makes a buzzing sound, and it's made me extremely
    happy.

    I am, of course, referring to an ultrasonic bath. My chain, cassette,


    an

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    old rear mech and a teaspoon are now sparkling clean, with no tedious farting about with a
    toothbrush.

    Yay!

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