I don’t understand how you could confuse such clear and concise posting.
But that spurred you to inadvertently test N-914 and Feynlab Pure Rinseless, which gave some nice results. Thanks.
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I don’t understand how you could confuse such clear and concise posting.
But that spurred you to inadvertently test N-914 and Feynlab Pure Rinseless, which gave some nice results. Thanks.
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I don’t understand how you could confuse such clear and concise posting.
But that spurred you to inadvertently test N-914 and Feynlab Pure Rinseless, which gave some nice results. Thanks.
I thought you were saying 914 reomoved previous staining. Then just got bored
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I thought about it later but never went back and made my original post more clear. Well we’re clearly communicating now.
Mike - What is this overthinking thing you’re referring to? We would never do such a thing.
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I was just wondering if it could remove Staining then might just use a 914 wash to clean now and then.
Not really over thinking…. Just curious
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My BRS was stained when I was a Wolfgang Uber user. After switching to N-914, it eventually looks brand new again. I never washed the sponge, it just goes into the bucket to do the rinseless and when I'm done, it's on a rack drying. I never let it soak. Just using it normally eventually got rid of the stains.
Stains can be different and have sources that are unique to each use. In my case, N-914 made the BRS look new again and has kept it that way. I have a new one in the bag that I had purchased to replace the old and ended up never opening the package since my first BRS looks great still.
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You can but it’s not an ONR instructions thing. You can read folks that have left it out and it dried to where it was crumbling and folks who have left it in and it got moldy.
I leave mine out to dry on a grit guard. When doing rinseless I fill bucket 1st thing and let soak fo 10-20 minutes.
It’s back to that overthinking thing. I don’t think anyway is really wrong.
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Not required to leave it in the bucket.