Removing grease from wire
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12/13/18 05:05 AM
12/13/18 05:05 AM
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AKnick
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What’s the best way to clean that thick black grease from 9/11 gauge wire? I’ve always boiled in degreasing soap, but it doesn’t seem to work that great. I’ve also heard that drain-o works, but I’ve never tried. Anyone got anything that works good?
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Re: Removing grease from wire
[Re: AKnick]
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12/13/18 06:42 AM
12/13/18 06:42 AM
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strike2x
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You take the grease off then you deal with rust until that roll is done. It will rust faster than a Chevy during a Michigan winter.
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Re: Removing grease from wire
[Re: AKnick]
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12/13/18 08:17 AM
12/13/18 08:17 AM
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Posco
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I boil mine just like I do my traps and I also wax it just like I do my traps. I put the whole roll in just as it comes from the store. Normal detergent used for washing dishes cuts the grease. No rusty wire messing everything up.
Last edited by Posco; 12/13/18 08:19 AM.
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Re: Removing grease from wire
[Re: AKnick]
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12/13/18 07:46 PM
12/13/18 07:46 PM
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Put some expensive clothes by the wire. In short time, the grease will all go to the clothing.
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Re: Removing grease from wire
[Re: bhugo]
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12/13/18 07:48 PM
12/13/18 07:48 PM
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Put some expensive clothes by the wire. In short time, the grease will all go to the clothing. Lol! That is true! 5th wheel grease, may be worse though
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