Micko1974
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I use 50/50 white vinegar/water to clean all part of regs. I did have an untrasonic before, but found vinegar better. Just don't fofget that you're soaking them
Getting rid of salt residue, corrosion in regulator at home.
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PHOSPHORIC ACID on the chrome the painted label the crown sticker, PHOSPHORIC ACID everywhere
Used a bone tool made from a cutting board to use along the label edges to hasten the eating process
WATER water everywhere
NO, STINKING CHROME STRIPPING VINEGAR anywhere, or any of that other, junk
Considering Poseidon recommends Hydrochloric acid Phosphoric must be a cinch
The condition a divers reg should be
PHOSPHORIC ACID on the chrome the painted label the crown sticker, PHOSPHORIC ACID everywhere
Used a bone tool made from a cutting board to use along the label edges to hasten the eating process
WATER water everywhere
NO, STINKING CHROME STRIPPING VINEGAR anywhere, or any of that other, junk
Considering Poseidon recommends Hydrochloric acid Phosphoric must be a cinch
The condition a divers reg should be
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