Spray and Wipe. Alcohol. Eucalyptus oil and the big one Mr Sheen. There is nothing he cannot clean.
Customer love the look of the machine and the smell!
Customer love the look of the machine and the smell!
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Whats your favourite cleaning chemical
Fedron is good but dont leave the rags anywhere afterwards, makes people sick
Brillianize is great on copier glass, display panels and as a polish on covers
D-Ink is good for ink on covers but I use Plastic Kleen now
Plastic Kleen (also called P.K. made by INX) removes grease, ink, label adhesive, toner and grime. Doesn't smell great, but doesn't smell awful & I follow with Brillianize. Does a pretty good job of cleaning rollers too.
I used to carry too many different bottles, now I just carry 3 (alcohol, P.K. & brillianize)
When I'm in shop I use dish detergent to clean covers and then hit bad spots with P.K. Saves money since ordinary dish soap is cheap and I have a sink to clean them. Dish detergent is not petroleum based so there is no greasy residue afterwards either. It's biodegradable, doesn't make people sick if you clean a pallet of printer parts, and you can adjust the strength.Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Coke in one hand - chocolate in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO-HOO, what a ride!".Comment
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70% isopropyl alcohol for glass and hard rubber rollers.
Fantastick for outside covers.
WD40 for soft rubber rollers.Comment
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