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mike.deblanco
1/5/2018 5:47am
1/5/2018 5:47am
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1/5/2018 8:32pm
I had decent results with Eazy Off oven cleaner in the past. The foaming action was the draw back in being able to coat the whole interior of the chamber. Shake the pipe all I wanted but just wasn't sure I was able to get the whole interior of the pipe. That got me to thinking. Hmmm - Would Liquid Draino or Liquid Plumber be able to handle the job ?
Thoughts ?
I have gotten some great responses from you all in regards to my other resto questions and many thanks for those.
Been fooling -riding -wrenching for 44 yrs and I know its never too late to learn other NEW hacks to get the job done.
"work smart, not hard"
Thoughts ?
I have gotten some great responses from you all in regards to my other resto questions and many thanks for those.
Been fooling -riding -wrenching for 44 yrs and I know its never too late to learn other NEW hacks to get the job done.
"work smart, not hard"
The Shop
Lowes/Home Depot, here I come
That's what I do. I just use a solvent though, gas mineral spirits whatever is handy.
I recently bought a flue brush off eBay, it gets rid of a lot of build up at the front part where it's worse.
My doma pipe just shipped from Pacific crest, gonna be interesting to see if those guys have a process for the insides
DO NOT let it come out of the pipe while spinning!!
DO NOT do this indoors or even CLOSE to indoors.
For the stinger part, you can get a round wire brush from Harbor Freight or maybe a gun store for cleaning a shotgun barrel.
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