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avieth
New member
I can't seem to find any, and my heads are in desperate need of a cleaning.
cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
Go to any drug store and, if need be, ask the pharmacist for at least 90% (or higher) isopropyl alcohol.
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The Ghost of FM
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cjacek
Analogue Enthusiast
I suggest also appearing as deranged as possible when asking the pharmacist!
AAHAHAHA!!!
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Ladnar
New member
yeah, and stutter and roll your eyes when you ask him! hahahahaha!
jmorris
New member
go to radio/electronic supply store. Most of the stuff in supermarkets is 70% tops.
Herm
Well-known member
Wallgreens has some stuff thats in the 90,s
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avieth
New member
Funny you mention it, my roommate just went grocery shopping and decided to get me some alcohol since I've been bitching about getting some for a few days.
She came back with a bottle entitled "Rubbing Alcohol Isopropyl" and below that, 70%.
I don't think I should use this stuff.
Slowrider
STOP Voting!
I've used it, just not as good at cleaning.
jpmorris
Tape Wolf
If anyone in the US is still looking, this might be of help:
http://www.thomassci.com/chemicals/chemical/13629
...they seem to have a number of variants and the quantities are a little on the large side, but it might come in handy.
http://www.thomassci.com/chemicals/chemical/13629
...they seem to have a number of variants and the quantities are a little on the large side, but it might come in handy.
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toobalicious
New member
Erockrazor
I mix in (2x) real-time
Freeze it on its side. Maybe the alcohol wont freeze and youll be able to avoid the water? Completely absurd. Sorry I posted.
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toobalicious
New member
my point is that generally speaking, you dont want water near anything electronic. besides, and aside from the cleaning aspect, "rubbing" alcohol evaporates much much slower than "pure" iso alcohol.
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dementedchord
Psychotic State alumni ch
rubbing alcohol also contains things like mineral spirits and oils.... never use this stuff... try a paint store... there's is generally 90+%...