Is this safe to use with electronics cleaner? How about 70% isopropyl alcohol? How about everclear? How about pure acetone?
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99% isopropyl alcohol and/or denatured alcohol are what a lot of folk use to clean electronics, but as always, spot test if you aren't sure and make sure your equipment is unplugged and powered down completely. Allow it to air dry before using again. Use sparingly; you don't want to POUR alcohol on electronics, you want it to act as a mild wipe.
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Have you tried 2 parts gasoline to one part window cleaner? Just be sure to follow the precautions on the MSDS for each.
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I have never had the need to use any kind of cleaner when using this brush/rubber tip. It works so well getting the dirt/dust etc off. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Never use acetone for cleaning any kinds of plastics and/or painted marks (eg. keyboard letters) as acetone will wash them away. Acetone might also leave permanent foggy spot on some plastics, since acetone dissolves it. Use alcohols instead. There is a reason why acetone is contained in nail polish remover and not alcohol.
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I only use distilled water. There is an element that can be cleaned, so I would assume if you took a paper towel with some rubbing alcohol and cleaned it every few days it would be okay.
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It should be okay as it the cleaner doesn't contain anything specific. Although it would still be best to use a Delonghi cleaner just in case and especially if your unit is still under Warranty
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"Directions: Use only on clean surfaces. For best results use 303 Multi-Surface cleaner" this is what is says on bottle.
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Nope, haven't found anything yet. I decided to buy this 3 pack of...whatever it is. From the box, its clearly not the same thing at all as Norelco's razor cleaner, but I guess I'll give it a shot anyway.I'm thinking maybe a mixture of distilled water and rubbing alcohol might be similar to the normal cleaner we used to get? I mean it was alcohol based, so does that sort of make sense? I don't know what else to do :-/What's so strange is that cleaner is the supply you need most, and its now impossible get.
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Not very well. It's more for regular light cleaning. I have some marks on my panels and leather. A little bit of rubbing alcohol takes it better and quicker
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Use 91% rubbing alcohol or 99%. Isopropyl alcohol evaporates at room temperature. Wash with iso and let sit open and air dry for a day or a few/ or until there is no scent of alcohol left.
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isopropyl alcohol you can buy at just about any hardware store for cheap burns super clean. works amazing i have used it a dozen times already and hiking in camping.
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Rubbing alcohol is what you use. 70% or 90% isopropyl alcohol works fine, and you can also find this at any grocery outlet. Getting a butane burner works the best and doesn't take as long to heat the water.
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NO!!!! You should never drink Isopropyl alcohol! You want a high proof ethyl alcohol like everclear or even vodka if you plan on ingesting an alcohol extract like you describe
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I would use windex or glass cleaner or a liquid cleaner that won't melt plastic! Obviously, a scrubbing pad and powders like Comet or Ajax, etc. won't work.
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i used acetone sparingly and got the goo off without damaging the adapter. BUT, handle acetone carefully and use it at your own risk as it will damage many paints and plastics. on my eneloop adapters it did not seem to do any damage.
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yea i have checked the stores but can't find anything besides Isopropyl Alcohol 91%, and Ethyl Rubbing Alcohol 70%wonder if they will work?
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Isopropyl cleans most things electrical really. But not recommended on rubber/plastic parts (or not for substance abuse like sniffing, obviously!). If you plan on scanning loads and loads of stuff, then better to spend the money getting the "Consumables" spare parts accessory pack instead, as parts can wear it's worth having around: http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/peripheral/scanners/product/s1500m/#idconsumables
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I have used my McCulloch on almost everything. My husband kids me, if he stood still too long I would steam clean him. I have acrylic parts on my refrigerator, coffee pot , micro wave. I use it to dust off my artificial plants and trees. In other words I use it on almost everything. But never, never on electronic items or screens.
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I only use 91% rubbing alcohol and have never had any problem with that. If the CND scrub is that high in alcohol it will work too i would think.
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This is the same cleaner my eye doctor sells for anti reflective lenses. I don't think it contains alcohol. It states on the bottle that it is safe for AR lenses.