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screen printing => Tips and Tricks to Share (Please don't ask questions here) => Topic started by: Croft on January 05, 2021, 02:40:53 PM
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This is new to me but gave it a try , used Lysol toilet bowl cleaner on the lexan at the back of my wash out booth cleaned it up in minutes and it was thick with pink emulsion residue.
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awesome! thank you!
pierre
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I bet it is the hydrocloric acid in it, other wise known as muriatic acid. Its always been used as a brick/concrete cleaner so maybe buying a gallon of muriatic for a couple dollars at HD is a good idea.
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Kind of found out from a not so sharp temp :) asked him to clean the shop bathrooms he used toilet bowl cleaner on everything including the guys nasty hand washing sink , it came out looking new :)
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I bet it is the hydrocloric acid in it, other wise known as muriatic acid. Its always been used as a brick/concrete cleaner so maybe buying a gallon of muriatic for a couple dollars at HD is a good idea.
It may well contain this, but it is in a thick solution that really helps it cling and dwell on vertical surfaces. When I reclaimed in a bathtub, I used a similar bathroom cleaner, and would use it normally, by squirting it out at the top of the tub, and letting it ooze down.