Would this product be safe to use to remove the haze left inside plastic beverage dispensers? They have been "etched" by lemonade.
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I've never tried it before but it would not bother me if it were mine. It's done a terrific job cleaning/polishing metals and plastics. Eric
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I believe so, however, I do not recommend this product for drinking. Something with the glue, creates a very plastic taste to the water, even after hundreds of uses. I use this mainly for distilled water for my machinery but also tried to drink it but it was not drinkable. Also the company has discontinued the product. I had a problem with the boiling chamber overheating with less than 1 year use. The company was very nice and refunded me the cost. Also, this product came to me used and very dirty hence the return.
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I'm not 100% sure & maybe your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer. I did just try some on a piece of plastic & it did not etch or dissolve the plastic, and it doesn't have the strong odor that something like airplane glue has, so it seems safe. I have used it to bond cloth and paper to each other and cloth to metal only, and it really works great for those. It tacks up quickly so you don't have a lot of time if you make a mistake. And it doesn't smell so you can get by without much ventilation. I reviewed the ASTM section referred to on the label, but it just applies to health hazard statements, not contents. You can wash it off with water while it's still wet; once it dries it is permanent. Hope this helps to some extent.
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I found using Goof off does a really good job and doesn't damage the cup. You might also try polish remover, too.
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I would assume that if you have the prefilter and a chemical filter, you'd be good to go. I can only assume that the chemical portion does not have a shelf life, otherwise they'd have stated so. I've used mine only briefly, and am well satisfied. It's been used where there's a hint of sulfuric acid mist (anodizing) and it has been up to the task.
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Yes, it does a great job disinfecting these, but it will leave a slight haze that can easily be wiped off with a plain Kleenex/ paper towel.
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I wouldn't be able to say for sure. But if you plan on using them for a Soda Stream, which is what I bought them for, don't even bother. I purchased two of these and they both had some type of chemical/oil residue inside of them.
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We used them in s filter. I would worry about it not dissolving properly if I just threw it in.
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Yes! I used it to etch wine glasses. It rinses off no problem and doesn't damage the stencils at all.
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Haze. It should not be applied on any other surface but metal. For plastics use other Meguiars products.
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Possibly dissolve in water and apply with vigerous strokes to the glass then rinse. OfIf all else fails I'd ask Google
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The package doesn't say not to use on food-related items, but it doesn't specifically address it to say that it is safe. It seems to be toxic until it cures, though. It is safe and suggested to be used on fish tanks, so that makes me think it wouldn't be toxic after a 48-hour drying period. After all that, I wouldn't think it would work that great as "glue" to repair a drinking glass. It is rubbery and can peel off fairly easy. If you use a dishwasher, it may not hold up to that heat either. Hope that helps!
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Hi Grandor, yes I used it on plastic glasses that I used for decoration and it worked well.
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The head removes completely from the electric motor so there is no worry about that. As long as you let the head fully dry before reattaching it to the base you should be fine. I don't think any ordinary liquid, like alcohol for example, should harm the plastic parts but I've never actually tried. I would suggest trying a bit of the disinfectant on a non-functional part of the plastic before immersing the entire piece. You also might want to simply wipe down the head instead of dipping it. I hope this helps.
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I have not tried this, but I think that you could dissolve some of the citric acid in water and put it in a spray bottle. I would try a small amount first; if that is not successful, increase the amount of citric acid slowly. I use the citric acid in homemade dishwasher detergent. I had the problem of white residue on glasses and solved the problem by increasing the citric acid.
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I would NOT do this. The neck of the bottle is small and unless you are very careful about rinsing it immediately and have a small bottle brush to clean with you may have a problem with bits of fruit sticking to the inside. These bottles are great for WATER but a lemon seed stayed in mine and came out in the next use. NOT a great experience!
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Can be removed without residue but the glass will mostlikely crack. It is not ment to come off until it is damaged or no longer wanted