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The Chip Board Archive 23
Re: Tough Clean up on chip
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Tough Clean up on chip
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I do the same thing. Windex for the tough ones, liquid soap for the easier ones.
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Tough Clean up on chip
Bill - nice job! What product...
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Kirk, this would have been the likely reply...
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Re: Tough Clean up on chip
Windex works wonders. I've used if for years on my
Disclosing a chip cleaned
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Not following your logic....
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And I implied that where, exactly?
What Steve posted earlier is so true ...
WOW...nice display, Frank (as usual)
from an old Chipco catalog
I also like the 3rd bullet:
The crud on chips has more germs and
Re: The crud on chips has more germs and
Crud is a good term, Fred, for what you describe.
Also called 'table jam'.
Please pass the [Polaner's] jam..
Cleaned Chips "Look" Cleaned
sometimes hand inspection is required to verify...
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from an old Chipco catalog 