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Posted: 3/25/2010 5:18:26 PM EDT
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What chemicals/cleaning process could safely be used to degrease a lower to get rid of "cat urine" and it's smell?
I'm thinking Dawn dish soap but don't want to ruin the anodizing. |
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I would try a baking soda solution. Should neutralize the acidity of the piss, and absorb the odor.
This is what I would do: Strip the lower COMPLETELY. Clean the receiver and bits with a baking soda solution. 1-2 tsp in a quart of warm water. Rinse with HOT water then displace the water with WD-40 or brake cleaner. Then oil all the bits and re-assemble. Note: I haven't tried this, I'm merely thinking out loud. |
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Dishwasher .. No Joke .
All I remove is the buffer and spring , but they get washed in the same cycle in the silverware basket . Works very well . When its done I either used compressed nitrogen or just leave it out in the sun to dry completely . Then I soak it down with EEZox and let that dry for a day or two . The finishing step is a buff with a piece of black cotton rag . Be advised though that it will remove every spec of oil . It's not unusual for a black anodized finish to come out dull grey , but I have never had one not return to black after being oiled . |
the smell of cat urine immediately? 
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it can only be removed with the lifeblood of said cat. Scrub with a firm bristle toothbrush to get the blood splatter all over the place as a warning to all surviving cats. thats my option to if a cat pissed on mine it would not survive long enough to do it a second time. http://forums.beyondunreal.com/images/smileys/instagib.gif |
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