Hi Guys,

I read some where about making your own degreaser but I can't for the life of me remember the third part of the mix.

I recall the mix was fullers earth, green fairy liquid but i'm certain there is a third.

Any one help me out???

Cheers

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Glycerine it be but it works without also.

Taff

That's the one Taff.

Thank's a million, was really bugging the sht out of me.

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Co-Founder of the S.S.F.D 2010

Think you will find it is Nitroglycerin Might slow ya down a bit next time on Melvin !!

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Cheers Danny

Co-Founder of S.S.F.D 2010

Sorry old bean.

The fish must just have been on my side of the boat or as a great angler once said on Melvin "you must be over a ledge" bearing in mind it's 120ft deep

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Fullers earth and rinse aid,was a tip on here,and its the best i have used no need for the glycerine.

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Silversedge
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Ive used it for years and only use the fullers and fairy liquid , just make sure you put it in a sealed container such as a camera spool container, works perfect

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Never tried glycerin, I use a piece of vileda super cloth with fullers and fairy worked right into it while folding it and repeating it 3-4 times. it does dry out i think the glycerin prevents this however a quick dip in the water sorts it out. Can anyone say if glycerin would prevent my cloth from drying out ? Alan

Ive had mine in a tub since late last summer,and its still ok,maybe if you keep your cloth in an airtight tub it might help.

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LETS TACKLE CANCER SUPPORTER
"MON THE HILL CLIMBERS!!"

The reason glycerine was added originally was to keep the mixture from going to hard when exposed to air.