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has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; chain, derailleurs etc.? Is there anything that can't be cleaned, and I don't mean something to big to fit in the cleaner ? Cheers |
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IRTA "tetchy cleaning technique" and had visions of a bad-tempered man with
a bucket of soapy water... -- Guy === May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting. http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk Victory is ours! Down with Eric the Half A Brain! |
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used one to clean a rear mech. worked well.
Rob Horton wrote: Hi, has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; chain, derailleurs etc.? Is there anything that can't be cleaned, and I don't mean something to big to fit in the cleaner ? Cheers |
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Rob Horton wrote: Hi, has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; chain, derailleurs etc.? Is there anything that can't be cleaned, and I don't mean something to big to fit in the cleaner ? I can't see why you wouldn't. OTOH, I can't see why you'd want to clean much that way. It'd be pain in the arse to take it all off the bike and put it back on... |
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Rob Horton wrote:
Hi, has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; chain, derailleurs etc.? Is there anything that can't be cleaned, and I don't mean something to big to fit in the cleaner ? Cheers I don't think cartridge bbs would benefit from an ultrasonic cleaning. Why not just soap and water (or similar) like everyone else! |
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Rob Horton wrote:
Hi, has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; Before the clarificatio i was getting a little worried! chain, derailleurs etc.? |
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Rob Horton wrote:
Hi, has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; chain, derailleurs etc.? Is there anything that can't be cleaned, and I don't mean something to big to fit in the cleaner ? Cheers Cleaned chains that way but it worked so-so. Tony |
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a lot depends on the solvent you use in the cleaner, as not all give the
best cavitationto aid the cleaning process Tony Raven wrote: Rob Horton wrote: Hi, has anyone used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean bits on their bike; chain, derailleurs etc.? Is there anything that can't be cleaned, and I don't mean something to big to fit in the cleaner ? Cheers Cleaned chains that way but it worked so-so. Tony |
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Pete whelan wrote:
a lot depends on the solvent you use in the cleaner, as not all give the best cavitationto aid the cleaning process I used the proper degreasing solvent for ultrasonic cleaning, still didn't do much of a job. Tony |
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