gonna check ajax today. I am going to supermarket. They have ajax stuff 100%. Even little store at my place have ajax. I have ajax for bathroom at home.
Wanna share your receipe for home made cleaner?
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and thanks for help and brainstorming.
Robbyrockett2
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YOu might actually be able to clean and reduce with the ajax triple action.
At your own risk of course
The stelex might be worth a shot in my opinion.
But if denatured is really cheap, you can clean all you want with it, just like I said keeep it away from your rubber and Id say youre golden.
All just my untested opinion on this obviously
No problem bud, I enjoy a brainstorming session.
At your own risk of course
The stelex might be worth a shot in my opinion.
But if denatured is really cheap, you can clean all you want with it, just like I said keeep it away from your rubber and Id say youre golden.
All just my untested opinion on this obviously
No problem bud, I enjoy a brainstorming session.
https://www.hofer.si/sl/posebna-pon...tdetailseite/ps/p/ajax-univerzalno-cistilo-6/
if you scroll down you get more of them. Which one is the right one?
edit: forgot you don't speak my language
i will check in store and see what I can get
Robbyrockett2
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None of those.
This if you can find it
This if you can find it
Robbyrockett2
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https://www.hofer.si/sl/posebna-pon...e/ps/p/ajax-cistilo-za-steklo-z-razprsilko-3/
Actually I think these are the same just named differently.
So I'm gong to say try these would be as close to I can get with all the translation and different markets and such.
Actually I think these are the same just named differently.
So I'm gong to say try these would be as close to I can get with all the translation and different markets and such.
Robbyrockett2
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The only thing I'm not sure of is whether the less than .01% free oil they use for anti-fog will do anything strange if you try reducing with it.
I dont think it will effect it though honestly
Either way I think it would clean fine, and im pretty sure it wont affect your rubber.
But Like I said It is just brainstorming.
I know you understand but for anyone else reading. These are just my best guesses, no garauntees
I did just try a similar product while sitting here and it cleans up wicked , really easy
Easy enough for me to decide I don't even need the acetone any more.
Just an ammonia free glass cleaner.
I dont think it will effect it though honestly
Either way I think it would clean fine, and im pretty sure it wont affect your rubber.
But Like I said It is just brainstorming.
I know you understand but for anyone else reading. These are just my best guesses, no garauntees
I did just try a similar product while sitting here and it cleans up wicked , really easy
Easy enough for me to decide I don't even need the acetone any more.
Just an ammonia free glass cleaner.
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Robbyrockett2
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Thanks Husky you've actually got me on to a new favorite.
Id go a lot more harsch on a "useless" brush and probably use @Vladimir 's method for that but yeah anyhow
I guess we'll see how how much it can do when you try that revolution.
There are some huge differences in the ingredients in the ammonia free glass cleaners. The reason the picture has greek is because I mispelled the slovakian when i was searching. But If my guess is right, that particular product could work pretty well for you.
Id go a lot more harsch on a "useless" brush and probably use @Vladimir 's method for that but yeah anyhow
I guess we'll see how how much it can do when you try that revolution.
I went to the store with pocket magnifying glass like some kinda weirdo. I went to stelex and ajax. Those products don't have ingredients written on their sticker. On front side you have regular ajax sticker, on back side of the same sticker you have multiple language support but nothing about ingredients. It says, that it is Colgate product(for Ajax) and if you need more info you need to go to www.ajax.com. But when I went to ajax.com i was redirected to colgate and didn't see a thing about ajax. Stelex had the same crapy info on the sticker. Which is very weird, I thought that info need to be put on a product in EU...
i did find on australian site this about ingredients:
http://www.colgate.com.au/app/Colgate/AU/HC/Product-Ingredients/AjaxSpraynWipe.cvsp
http://www.colgate.com.au/app/Colgate/AU/HC/Product-Ingredients/AjaxSpraynWipe.cvsp
Robbyrockett2
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yes colgate-palmolive is the parent company.
I've already been through all the ingredients for all the ajax products. It wasn't a complete guess
Could't find much for stelex.
I've already been through all the ingredients for all the ajax products. It wasn't a complete guess
Could't find much for stelex.
I found out one cleaner which has this ingredients:
STELEX BRILIANT
Aqua
Butoxyethanol
Sodium lauryl ether sulfate
Parfum
Sodium carbonat
I googled a little about those ingredients on wikipedia, seems ok, but I don't have a clue really. -.-
http://www.sampionka.si/brands/stelex/cistilo-za-steklo/
STELEX BRILIANT
Aqua
Butoxyethanol
Sodium lauryl ether sulfate
Parfum
Sodium carbonat
I googled a little about those ingredients on wikipedia, seems ok, but I don't have a clue really. -.-
http://www.sampionka.si/brands/stelex/cistilo-za-steklo/
Robbyrockett2
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It's essentially 4012
Like very very close to dead on. A botttle of this would be like a bottle that size of 4012 with a drop or two of shampoo added
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Robbyrockett2
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I would be buying that in a hearbeat! Using it for reducer and cleaner.
Id use it for everything except the occasional deep cleaning,
Id probably pick up some of that denatured for that.
Then youd be set!
Id use it for everything except the occasional deep cleaning,
Id probably pick up some of that denatured for that.
Then youd be set!
Denaturated spirit? The one I was talking about it is used for cleaning electronics? How did you found out what is in 4012? I couldn't find it -.- Am I missing something?
Robbyrockett2
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Yes the denatured spirit.
4012 has 1 listed ingredient, which means everything else in it must be as safe as water, which means everything else in it probably is water.
that one listed ingredient.....
Butoxyethanol
(which goes by several names btw)
http://www.airbrushmegastore.com/images/stories/autoair/sundries/4012 w500 high performance reducer msds.pdf
4012 has 1 listed ingredient, which means everything else in it must be as safe as water, which means everything else in it probably is water.
that one listed ingredient.....
Butoxyethanol
(which goes by several names btw)
http://www.airbrushmegastore.com/images/stories/autoair/sundries/4012 w500 high performance reducer msds.pdf
Robbyrockett2
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The only issue you might maybe have is pigment separation in a highly reduced mix. Because of the sodium laureth sulfate. Fragrance/parfum is no big deal. The sodium carbonate is nothing but a PH balancer and will likely be less than .01%
It would still be great as a usual cleaner and very very worth trying as reducer.
It would still be great as a usual cleaner and very very worth trying as reducer.
I got one more weird question
Stelex is dirt cheap so savings would be huge. If I could use it for reducer that is even more savings. But here comes the question. Would it be advisable after I am done with a cleaning to shoot some distilled water or it doesn't mater? To flush that stelex?
Stelex is dirt cheap so savings would be huge. If I could use it for reducer that is even more savings. But here comes the question. Would it be advisable after I am done with a cleaning to shoot some distilled water or it doesn't mater? To flush that stelex?
