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Re: Surgical tubing

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Originally Posted by snoman View Post
We were using Surgical tubing for our intake it is very grippy when new but as it gets dirty it looses grip. What is the best way to clean this stuff?
On our polyurethane rollers last year we used germ-x and a cloth to clean it off. Rubbing alcohol is really what we were after but the jelly-like consistency made it convenient.

Potentially acetone (nail polish remover) might work, or it won't and instead might eat your intake. Try with caution.
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