It doesn’t hurt the finish?
Anything that works well for manual cleaning, isn't *too* flammable, and has a low viscosity.
Why not too flammable? That could be fun!!
Exciting anyway.
Never would have thought that would be good. Just a few drops should be good?
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If you need dish soap, but excessive suds are a problem, then use dishwasher detergent.
Thank you. I was going to try the green Simple Green that I already have tonight
DON`T! I tried it and it turned my shell cases and gun parts green on 2 separate washes. Everything had a greenish hue to it.
I guess I didn’t write my other post the way I meant it. I meant that I was going to try it, but after you said not to I wasn’t.
Good! Stay away from that shit. I don`t know why people think that shit is so great.
It’s super helpful to clean weapon light lenses though. One bottle of it for a few dollars and you’ll use it forever. Instead of spending money on dedicated fancy lens cleaners like Paragon WLC. I dip a qtip in a little regular Simple Green and start scrubbing and it looks brand new.
I`ve never tried that. Before i shoot it down, i`ll try that an see how it works. I think i might still have a small bottle of it, unless wife tossed it already.
Even if she did, the worst thing that happens is you spend $5 for a spray bottle of it. It works really well for cleaning carbon on lights. Cheap and it lasts forever.
I`ll give it a shot. All i know is that i would never use it to clean brass or gun parts ever again.
