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NWR tar clean up

yuodeljyuodelj
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Ok, I posted this on the cleaning and organizing board on the nest....no reply.How do you remove tar? It's on my dryer so I don't want to use anything combustible. Right now I'm heating up the dryer w/ nothing in it and scrubbing it when it's soft. I'm exhausted and looking for something easier....  Help?
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Re: NWR tar clean up

  • ootmother2ootmother2 member
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    Your clothes dryer?I wouldn't try myself, call the manufacturer for advice
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  • shawna77inilshawna77inil member
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    The only thing I know of is lighter fluid, (like for a Zippo lighter) which is obviously combustible.  If you use that and then maybe wash it really thoroughly with soap and water?  That would be my only suggestion.
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  • lyndausvilyndausvi mod
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    greese lighting will work.  I would spray it on a rag instead of directly on the dryer drum.






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    acetone based nail polish remover
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  • anna.oskaranna.oskar member
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    When I worked at a car wash, we used WD40 to remove tar from cars.  You soak a rag with it and then let it sit on the tar for a few minutes. it scrapes right off after.  then clean the spot with windex to stop the flammability. As soon as it's dry it's safe again.
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