Havent been able to get on to say hi tonight as tonight was my first carto cleaning night. They are drying on the buffet now. Wish me luck, hopefully I didn't kill them or I am in for a big order next time!
They are drying on the buffet now. Wish me luck, hopefully I didn't kill them or I am in for a big order next time!
I've heard and seen some good things about cleaning with vodka in an ultrasonic cleaner made for jewelry. blow out excess, dry burn a bit, put in an oven at 200F for 20 minutes or so, let sit over a night, you should be good to go.
I've been spending so much money on other stuff right now that I'm holding off on this for the moment.
Bogey-
that baster looks pretty pimp, how big is the opening at the bottom when you take the brush off? will a pen grip still fit there?
You all do know that cleaning isn't needed often..at least 10 to 20 refills between cleaning...unless you plan to change flavors that are not compatable.
You all do know that cleaning isn't needed often..at least 10 to 20 refills between cleaning...unless you plan to change flavors that are not compatable.
LOL, misread, thought it said dying on the buffet now.
Is there a way to clean cartos without having to squeeze water through it? I have hand injuries, squeezing would be a problem. Would soaking in vodka or boiling be enough on their own?
I have yet to try cleaning any cartos. I never thought I'd mess with it, but I'm staring at a bag full of used ones that I may as well do something with.
Us Bloomington folk are pretty snazzy dressers, eh?![]()
I tried boiling a few before and killed them, so I don't do that anymore. Course they were sitting at the bottom of the potNow I just use the turkey baster and boiling hot water. Haven't killed one yet doing it that way
I just can't imagine using PGA to clean my cartos though. Seems like alcohol abuse to me!