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dishwashing your pipes
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<blockquote data-quote="Zeno Marx" data-source="post: 567292" data-attributes="member: 1211"><p>I had a good candidate to try this last night. Cut the cake and proceeded to toothbrush with baby shampoo. Inside. Outside. Anywhere the bristles could reach and a bristle pipe cleaner down the airway. Not against the Murphy's. I have baby shampoo for washing wools (read about it elsewhere). A very mild and safer soap. Definitely dulled the surface, but I expected that. No removal of stain/color. It's now in an alcohol/cotton ball soak. Will report back after the first smoke in a couple days.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeno Marx, post: 567292, member: 1211"] I had a good candidate to try this last night. Cut the cake and proceeded to toothbrush with baby shampoo. Inside. Outside. Anywhere the bristles could reach and a bristle pipe cleaner down the airway. Not against the Murphy's. I have baby shampoo for washing wools (read about it elsewhere). A very mild and safer soap. Definitely dulled the surface, but I expected that. No removal of stain/color. It's now in an alcohol/cotton ball soak. Will report back after the first smoke in a couple days. [/QUOTE]
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