There is a law against doing more than 100kmh...there's no law on how fast you get to 100kmh!!!
Scoop some gravel and dirt into the bottle, throw some jif in , do up the lid and start to boogie to your fave disco track using the bottle as a percusion instrument.
Hose out when finished
G'day,
detergent, stronger detergent, even stronger detergent or buy a new bottle.
You could try freezing it and banging it to shake out the bits.
regards,
Les W.
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Thanks guys. I'll give it a try
There is a law against doing more than 100kmh...there's no law on how fast you get to 100kmh!!!
The pink cleaning/sterilizing power that home brew shops sell, put about 6 teaspoons in fill with water a leave foe a few days then rinse out. If not clean enough repeat.
Regards Col
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OR ballbearings instead of dirt
Have you tried nappiesan?
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CLR (calcium, lime, rust) cleaner ex Bunnings worked on my R10 glass bottle.
Henry
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Coffee machine cleaner
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Regards Col
1973 Renault R12 Station Wagon
1976 Renault R12 Station Wagon
1995 Renault Laguna V6
2002 Renault Laguna V6
1973 Alpine A110
http://alpine-a110.weebly.com/
I can tell you domestic ovens satisfactorily preheat cylinder heads prior to brazing a broken heater tap lug.
Being involved in the satisfactory repair of my brother's Cooper S I can attest to this.
However, the oil smell remains in the oven for ages and does not compliment the Sunday roast one bit.
It was my brother who felt the consequences for his actions and not me fortunately.
Edit: The reason could have been because the week before, the clothes washer donated 1 meter of hot water hose to his car heater.![]()
Last edited by robmac; 17th July 2017 at 08:03 PM.
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Will have to try this next time !
I have always used degreaser, let soak for a while and a long handled small brush like a " dish washing brush" (to keep the theme going) and if necessary some rag on the end of suitable screwdriver for the stubborn patches. Then hit it with water pressure from the garden hose.
Can't stand seeing filthy overflow bottles when the coolant has supposedly been changed!
Allen
Thanks everyone. I'll start with CLR as option one then nappiesan as option two as I have both in the cupboard. Failing that I'll crank up some of the other suggestions.
Thanks again
Paul
There is a law against doing more than 100kmh...there's no law on how fast you get to 100kmh!!!
Paul, try also hot water and about 6 denture cleaning tablets for that volume. I have a packet of home brand ones for all sorts of stuff like this. Leave for about an hour.
2003 PEUGEOT 206 GTi
Are they? They certainly work. I assume they have something in them to make them effervesce?
I also use them on stained tea cups.
I tried them on my teeth too, but my mouth blew apart.
2003 PEUGEOT 206 GTi
Thanks for all the suggestions. I went with the CLR a scourer and also a rag on a screwdriver.
It's not new but it's pretty damn clean.
Onto the next task now :-)
Thanks again.
...Paul
There is a law against doing more than 100kmh...there's no law on how fast you get to 100kmh!!!
I've been soaking mine in CLR since last weekend. I might empty, rinse then try napisan if not totally happy - there is still some slight staining currently. Then rinse and try baking soda if still not done.
KB
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