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Discussion about watercooling and the results, Version 2
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owikh84
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 Jun 26 2010, 08:28 PM
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QUOTE(vladtheimpaler @ Jun 26 2010, 03:32 PM) safest way for me is to use ketchup or tomato sauce..works for me everytime flow type block, just flush as best , never seen this type with a lot of gunk stuck to it though...for those microfin type than tomato sauce is pretty handy if theres gunk. QUOTE(monsh @ Jun 26 2010, 05:00 PM) hahahahaha joe wat lawak berguna ! but beware, mothers at home will be on rampage if u do this ! not really a joke read it somewhre in XS. It's amazing & unbelievably true |
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owikh84
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Jun 27 2010, 10:01 AM
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QUOTE(monsh @ Jun 26 2010, 08:39 PM) yea like i said . lawak berguna = useful joke . its quite funny but it is working i guess >.<" like this can try use the engine degreaser and then wash with soap . actually since its mechanical stuffs, i guess there's ways to do this right . maybe dump into clorox for half day ? haha >.<" Clorox contains harmful Clorides ler... Faster corrosion weh.. Sodium Hypochlorite some more |
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owikh84
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Jun 28 2010, 07:02 AM
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no dudes
low pH = acidic = sour
high pH = alkaline = bitter
coke is bitter+sweet hehe.. it contains Sodium Bicarbonate which is mildly alkaline
to clean up high end parts in my research lab we use toothpaste.
harmless.
cleaning has nothing to do with pH, we just need a good surfactant = foam to remove the dirt from surface
oxidation (corrosion) wont be that fast lah, days
This post has been edited by owikh84: Jun 28 2010, 07:20 AM
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owikh84
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Jun 28 2010, 12:19 PM
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QUOTE(metsatsu @ Jun 28 2010, 07:46 AM) I thought u need some form of solvent to dissolve certain residue and then with the help of surfactant to remove the dissolved residue? wouldn't such material that contains both mentioned properties be ideal in this context? but from what u replied above, sounded like only soap will do? Depends on type of soap, automobile washing soap is ok. glassware soap for glassware, fabric for clothes, etc |
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