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Docnaughty
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Hello. I've a corroedd metal connection that has a layer of bluish material on it from a leakjing battery. I can clean it off with sandpaper, but is there a quicker way? Some solution I can put it in?
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reggaeguy
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Sounds like copper sulfate. A partly baking soda solution may work, but that could cause other problems. I sometimes use an ordinary pencil eraser to cleanup connections/contacts.
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Docnaughty
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Lately thanks for the help. Don't have any vinegar on hand, but I'd give it a go.
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What is good? Everything that heightens the feeling of power in man, the will to power, power itself.
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manster
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Since the leakage is probably from an ALKALINE batery,white vinegar(acidic) As an illustration would work fine.Rinse with water afterwards.
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shaggyp
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If it is copper, catsup or tomato juice works great.
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