I put my bubblebags away before getting all the resin off. Is there a way to clean them? Should I just go ahead and use them like they are?
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Cleaning bubblebags?
- Thread starter OrganicFarmer
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I believe they recommend a soft brush w/ 99% iso alcohol to clean, I am going to try 91% iso this afternoon as I did the same thing.
Thanks I'll try that.
Just did a bubble run yesterday after I would pull the bag and scoop the gold I immediately washed them off with hot water then once I was finished I put some 99% alcohol in a spray bottle and rubbed anything that was left behind. They now look brand new like they did when I first got them.
use a brush and isopropyl alcohol
try to spray alcohol just on the nylon screens, some bags loose their color and become crispy if washed roughly in alcohol many times..
if you are careful and drop all the iso in a glass pan you can evaporate alcohol and get nice golden oil.
try to spray alcohol just on the nylon screens, some bags loose their color and become crispy if washed roughly in alcohol many times..
if you are careful and drop all the iso in a glass pan you can evaporate alcohol and get nice golden oil.
Washing machine might be a little rough on them. Maybe just a quick wash with it, then RO.
that too.
Hey, a handjob is never a bad thing!
Keep hot Water away from the bags, it helps eventually leftover resins in the screens to melt and then a block is created.
Prefered is to rinse clean after each wash with Cold Water.
If they have laid some time without use or extremely clogged, you could use pure alchohol 94 % or more and dip the screens in, followed by a good rinse with Cold Water.
Prefered is to rinse clean after each wash with Cold Water.
If they have laid some time without use or extremely clogged, you could use pure alchohol 94 % or more and dip the screens in, followed by a good rinse with Cold Water.
