RE: Spring Plate Loss of Adhesion
@cwbullet, @joantabb, @bobstro,
Just a point, the degresant component of Dawn is sodium lauryl sulphate which is a detergent not a soap.
Soap (e.g. sodium [stearate,myristate]) would not work well at all.
RE: Spring Plate Loss of Adhesion
@cwbullet, @joantabb, @bobstro,
Just a point, the degresant component of Dawn is sodium lauryl sulphate which is a detergent not a soap.
Soap (e.g. sodium [stearate,myristate]) would not work well at all.
I am puzzled why it's marketed as "dish soap" in the US. I'd always called it detergent. I've seen it referred to as "washing-up liquid" in the UK.
There was a thread on this here a while ago. Some guys tried and claim actual soap works well. Not going to try it myself since it doesn't save any work to do so.
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RE: Spring Plate Loss of Adhesion
@xanthe
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RE: Spring Plate Loss of Adhesion
@bobstro
The world is separated by different use of the english language Bonnet/Hood, Boot/Trunk, Petrol/Gas, Imperial Gallons/US Gallons , Aluminium/Aluminum, Solder/Soder, Color/colour, Chips/Crisps/Fries, just to introduce a few...
I used to say, use dish detergent... and people used to think it was some strange chemical only available from exotic sources...
Dawn and Fairy liquid seem reasonably universal descriptions.
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