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Re: Sonic cleaning tank heated or not heated?
Posted by 'iant' on 15 Mar 2011 @ 10:24

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What type of carbs ? Generally, small cleaners will not have heaters so just use hot water (65degC is regarded as the optimum). Larger cleaners usually have heaters.

Water, with a low percentage (ie 5%) of u/s cleaning fluid in, is the best as it's the bubbles from the water that do the cleaning - water is considered to be the best medium as the micro-bubbles form better. The fluid you can get on e-bay - they are all similar and are only there really to break the surface tension and allow the bubbles to form.

You can use a drop or two of washing-up liquid but dont leave bare aluminium in it for a long time as the salts/ammonia in washing-up liquid can darken the ally.

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