iceman5691
Two Pair
Which method to clean chip works best?
Dishwasher or Hand cleaning with a plastic brush w/ soap & water?
Dishwasher or Hand cleaning with a plastic brush w/ soap & water?
Really!!!!Salad spinner!
Yes.Really!!!!
Toothpaste + brush/electric brush works great too.
A lot of work, but you clean the chips not very often...
Wow, absolutely love the ingenuity. Y’all are amazing here at PCF.Yes.
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Search for the ultrasonic cleaning threads, and you will find how to use the salad spinner in order to accomplish clean chip nirvana. (The before picture was too gross to post)
Thanks! PCF is a wonderland of ideas. But ingenuity is nothing without results. The salad spinner method with the U/S produces great results.Wow, absolutely love the ingenuity. Y’all are amazing here at PCF.
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Looks like this works very well!Thanks! PCF is a wonderland of ideas. But ingenuity is nothing without results. The salad spinner method with the U/S produces great results.
I've been using this method to clean the vast majority of my chips for the past 4 years. I couldn't imagine cleaning them all by hand. It would have taken forever.Looks like this works very well!
Toothpaste + brush/electric brush works great too.
A lot of work, but you clean the chips not very often...
Didn't know Colgate was 10x as abrasive as just a toothbrush...
Thanks @ekricket
Newbie here. Do you use mineral oil over the entire chip or just the edges excluding the inlays? TIAUltrasonic cleaning for lots of dirty chips, then magic erase for the persistent dirty spots, then oil the chips and wipe clean several times. I oil chips that have lots of color transfer and wipe clean several times. Most of the time I can get away with just oiling chips with mineral oil and wiping them clean repeatedly. I prefer mineral oil as a cleaner because it won't dry out the chip nor bleed out the color as will most detergents. I think my chips appreciate oil cleaning
Newbie here. Do you use mineral oil over the entire chip or just the edges excluding the inlays? TIA