what is the "cleaning media" in this kit? Walnut? Corn cob? etc?
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Corn cob. It works pretty well. I bough 5 lbs of ground walnut shell for reptile bedding for $8 at a pet store, much cheaper than at a gun shop. I mix that with the corn cob media when I'm cleaning really dirty cases (the cases you pick up at an outdoor range).
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I haven't cleaned any gun parts it so I can't say for sure. I have however cleaned old coins. For that, it worked really well with corn cob media.
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Many plastics are damaged by xylene and acetone...these may be present in some cleaners. I often use WD-40 to clean sticky residues.
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I used Klean Strip Acetone which I bought at my local Lowe's. Clean up was breeze.
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No plastic beads are in it. The scrubbing material is crushed walnut shells, so it all natural too. Which I really like!! ;)
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When I have to remove it about once a year, its on a round metal drum. And it is a pain, takes solvent to soften it then I use puddy knifes to scrape it off. Best way I found and I have been removing this stuff for about 15 years. The solvent I use is a commercial strength but aceton from like home depot will probably work just as well.
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I can verify the brass does not have to be completely dry when using walnut media. I use an ultra sonic cleaner to clean the brass and a tumbler to polish. I usually just put the brass in a towel and shake it a few times to get a lot of the moisture off and then dump it in. I've seen no issues.
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No solvent or oil, Cleaning tools only. This is a very nice organized cleaning kit.
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The best method to clean is a damp micro-fiber cloth. If you use windex, use it from the can as it contains a bit of oil.
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Just remove the nut, wash, and return the pieces in their proper order. Hope this helps
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The one I got was corn fiber w synthetic 5 sewn bands. Heavier duty brooms have more corn fiber and 6 sewn bands (the part that holds it together). It was pretty flimsy for "heavy duty". That said, it's still in one piece 6 months later - months longer than I thought it would last.
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Purified water, organic alcohol, glycerin, natural butter almond oil - in that order
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It says was the mortar and pestle, before use,use rice to remove specks of sand. Use vegetable oil inside the mortar and pestle. I'm writing this from memory, as I can't find my instructions but followed it. I hope I was of some help. Any further information contact the seller. But these were the steps, I followed. Best regards.
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I bought two, and they're good brooms. I suppose it's corn fiber. It's a natural fiber, anyway, and not synthetic.
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The box says "a proprietary blend of moisture-activated micro-granuoles." It looks like extra fine clumping clay litter. I don't think it is wheat, corn, pine, newspaper or any of those alternate materials.
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I use a walnut litter and it works great. The pee clumps do stick to the bottom of the pan base; so as you turn I just use my scooper to jostle it loose a little. I can't seem to find the bags for the base anywhere :[
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I gave it as a gift and honestly don't remember. Probably walnut. My daughter loved it!