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    Home made Ultrasonic cleaner solutions?

    Can't recall if this is covered here somewhere, but what are reloaders go to solutions that get the job done? home made or brought solutions?

    Have a Hornady LNL heated model, I notice that it states not to use Lasso case cleaning solution will damage the tank....

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    From half to a teaspoon of citric acid (from the baking section at the supermarket) and hot water.
    Rinse and done.

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    I found leaving brass to soak over night and then sonic them makes cleaning heaps better
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    Only a small one at the moment, 400mils, got a 2ltr one coming.
    Decap and a quick scritch of the primer pocket and into the cleaner. I use white vinegar( don't leave cases in overnight !! ) usually give them about 45 min, take 'em out, rinse in hot water(helps with the drying) with a bit of baking soda dissolved in it ( this neutralizes the vinegar and prevents the darkening/staining of the brass ) and then a good shake out of excess water, then into an open container and into the oven for a while or leave them in the drying cupboard for a day or two. If you want super shiny cases then chuck 'em in the tumbler, but personally I think thats over the top
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    Simple green or Enviroclean (same same) is what we're used in ultra sonic tanks on the ship for years

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    That enviro clean a tergo product spanners ,,,same stuff i use at work i think
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushrash View Post
    That enviro clean a tergo product spanners ,,,same stuff i use at work i think
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    One of the big name 'carbon removers' you buy for a fortune at the gun shop is nothing more than Enviro Clean and a touch of soluble oil

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushrash View Post
    That enviro clean a tergo product spanners ,,,same stuff i use at work i think
    Yip - thats the one
    One of the big name 'carbon removers' you buy for a fortune at the gun shop is nothing more than Enviro Clean and a touch of soluble oil

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    Yip - thats the one
    One of the big name 'carbon removers' you buy for a fortune at the gun shop is nothing more than Enviro Clean and a touch of soluble oil
    You may need to move out of the room Spanners

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    Yip - thats the one
    One of the big name 'carbon removers' you buy for a fortune at the gun shop is nothing more than Enviro Clean and a touch of soluble oil
    Sweet will give it a crack sonic cleaner should be here this week
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushrash View Post
    Sweet will give it a crack sonic cleaner should be here this week
    Up to 50/50 enviro and warm water
    Give them a good rinse afterwards

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spanners View Post
    Up to 50/50 enviro and warm water
    Give them a good rinse afterwards
    Sweet will let ya know how i get on,,, i guess the main thin with any solution would be to steer clear of anything with ammonia in it ??ive heard it can mess with brass?? is this right??
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    Ya
    Enviro is simple the ducks so why bother with anything else?

 

 

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