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I'm looking for some of the best up to date home brews for UL cleaning brass

I have surfed all the old post on a couple forums and would like some new thoughts.


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Still going with tap water (enough to cover cases and a little more), Lemishine (about a 40 or 45 case worth), and Dawn (a "squirt"). Tap water to rinse in a colander and sink of water then spray rinse.


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How much Lemi Shine?


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About a .45 ACP case or so. The advice I was given was a .40 S&W case but I din't have one. I have the Harbor Freight Cleaner that Lyman sells, and my water level may be any where from an ich below the max line to max. Sometimes I sprinkle it on like I'm salting a plate.

Lemishine is crystalized "fruit acid", probably citric acid. I buy it at Walmart.


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I use about four ounces per gallon of Costco (Maintex Brand) Neutral Floor Cleaner, along with about three heaping teaspoons of citric acid per gallon of solution. I run them about eight to ten minutes at approximately 40 degrees C or 120 F.

The citric acid is all-important in my opinion as it 'passivates' the brass and also speeds up the cleaning process considerably.

That's what I have used for a couple of years now and it works quite well.
 
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I just ran a couple batches with Lemi Shine/dish soap and think it's a great tool!!

Primer pockets were the only reason I bought the unit and they are clean!!

I let the brass dry then ran through the vibro-bowl and think I will never clean brass the same way again.


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WTG, Ted!

Here's a post of my experiences.
Adventures in case cleaning


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