degreaser- Simple Green?

Will dilute Muriatic acid ruin aluminum castings?

 

they have this stuff at the dollar store called AWESOME! and that stuff works great. i use it to "de-funk" food proccessing machines. cleaned a packaging machine yesterday and the the **** was running down the sides,brown streaks similar to cleaning a smokers car out.

 

I used Greased Lightening on my 56 Chrysler motor. I was very pleased with it and no smell. Bruce.

 

There are 2 kinds of A/C coil cleaner:
Evaporator coil cleaner = water based and
Condenser coil cleaner = acid based.

You probably want to go with the Evap coil cleaner!

 

I have been using Simple Green, I will give this a try.

 

Revived old thread but Purple Power works good for degreasing as well. Simple green on hands feels harsher then PP.

 

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Here in New England, I buy this stuff at Ocean State Job Lots. Found it to be much better at cutting heavy grease than Simple Green or Purple.



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I think i will try some simple green.

 

I will check homedepo for this.

 

Simple green is good stuff. But wear your safety gl***es when using it. I got a small splash in my eye a few years back and that eye was half blurry for hours. Scared the **** outa me.

 

I been using super clean lately.

 

Brake cleaner, aerosol cans. Works great, cuts through any grease or oil, dries quickly.

 

Simple Green here. I just got a fresh gallon at Ace. I used Krud Kutter on the bottom of my Ford when I got it home. Sprayed it on, waited 10 minutes and hit it with a pressure washer. I still think SG might top it.

 

Many moons ago I used to get the grease out/off my work clothes by putting a big glob of hand cleaner in with the load of work laundry, then I got married, and all of a sudden I did not know **** about doing laundry.

 

Sometimes too good. I used it to clean around the dials on my kitchen stove in my prior house. Took all the markings right off! Wife never noticed . . . . . .

 

years ago......many years ago I had a detail shop. When I closed the shop I had part of a drum of degreaser "Super Tuff". Because it is so expensive in the little spray bottles, when I ran out, I bought another drum. That was probably 12 years ago. I think it was $155 for 55 gal. also, I cut it 50% with water and it seems to work the same. If you have room to store it, buying from a supplier for detail shops will save you money, even if you only buy a 5 gal. can.