Samwhore
03-28-2007, 02:58 AM
As you all know, I am pro-efferdent on cleaning glass, here's a quick, how too on how to use it. I havent tried this on metal pieces, but sure it would work the same
What do you need?
A Pack of Efferdent
A piece to clean
Sink, or plastic tub, or cup, or ziploc bag
Water
Cheesecloth, or coffee filter, or strainer (optional, only if you want to save resin
A towel to clean your messPart 1
Buy a pack of Efferdent (denture cleaner) at your local store such as Target, Safeway, Rite Aid, etc.
Take your container (Sink, or plastic tub, or cup, or ziploc bag) and fill it up with the appropriate amount of water to fully submerge your piece.
Once your piece is submerged in water, put around 2-4 tablets to begin with depending on size of piece and how resinated it is.
Let your piece sit for around 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes, check up on piece and swish it around in the water to let the resin fall out of the pipe. If you are satisfied with your cleaniness, skip to Part 2.
(OPTIONAL) Repeat steps 3-5 until you have desired results.Part 2
*If you do not want your resin, simply dump out the water and use the towel to dry your piece
If you want to save your resin, use a Cheesecloth, or coffee filter, or strainer and simply pour the water with the resin through your fliter.
Take your saved resin and squeeze any excess water out
Take your resin and let dry for a few hours or overnight.
Clean up your mess.Enjoy your resin and its minty fresh taste!
What do you need?
A Pack of Efferdent
A piece to clean
Sink, or plastic tub, or cup, or ziploc bag
Water
Cheesecloth, or coffee filter, or strainer (optional, only if you want to save resin
A towel to clean your messPart 1
Buy a pack of Efferdent (denture cleaner) at your local store such as Target, Safeway, Rite Aid, etc.
Take your container (Sink, or plastic tub, or cup, or ziploc bag) and fill it up with the appropriate amount of water to fully submerge your piece.
Once your piece is submerged in water, put around 2-4 tablets to begin with depending on size of piece and how resinated it is.
Let your piece sit for around 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes, check up on piece and swish it around in the water to let the resin fall out of the pipe. If you are satisfied with your cleaniness, skip to Part 2.
(OPTIONAL) Repeat steps 3-5 until you have desired results.Part 2
*If you do not want your resin, simply dump out the water and use the towel to dry your piece
If you want to save your resin, use a Cheesecloth, or coffee filter, or strainer and simply pour the water with the resin through your fliter.
Take your saved resin and squeeze any excess water out
Take your resin and let dry for a few hours or overnight.
Clean up your mess.Enjoy your resin and its minty fresh taste!