Cleaning aerocloner

Dividedsky

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So going to clean my aerocloner tonite after 1st run with it that was a success. Was thinking of running 10mls bleach per/ 1 gal of water and run pump for 24 hrs. After run some h202 with water for a few hours then good to go. Sound right?
 

JDMase

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You need to disassemble the pump if you can and clean that thoroughly and also the sprayer jets too with pipe cleaners and soak as you suggest after.
 

rkymtnman

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So going to clean my aerocloner tonite after 1st run with it that was a success. Was thinking of running 10mls bleach per/ 1 gal of water and run pump for 24 hrs. After run some h202 with water for a few hours then good to go. Sound right?
just make sure the bleach is gone before you introduce peroxide.
 

Dividedsky

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just make sure the bleach is gone before you introduce peroxide.
Ya was going to scrub down in between and run plain tap for an hour or 2. I probably don't even need to run the h202 but wanted to make sure the bleach didn't leave a salty residue
 

JDMase

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Ya was going to scrub down in between and run plain tap for an hour or 2. I probably don't even need to run the h202 but wanted to make sure the bleach didn't leave a salty residue
Don't use a scourer or anything abrasive you don't wanna scratch the plastic up just use soft cloths and pipe cleaners
 

Herb & Suds

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When not in use I store my aerocloner with bleach water and the inserts soaking in the water, I prefer the soft inserts and it keeps them from shrinking/drying out
 

Dividedsky

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When not in use I store my aerocloner with bleach water and the inserts soaking in the water, I prefer the soft inserts and it keeps them from shrinking/drying out
Ya I have the aerocloner running with water and bleach in it right now. I cleaned the collars and put them in their slots with the the cloner on for 24 hrs to give it an extra clean.
 

GreenTools

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Blue scrub pads aren't abrasive, but green ones are....just 2 minutes of contact with bleach will kill 98% of what's in there. Put it all together and run plain water for a few minutes and good to go....been using that system for years now....
 

DaFreak

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I have been using aero-cloners for 20 plus years and have never needed to use bleach or anything else. I just use dish detergent and wash it well. After about 240 cycles at like 95% success rate (yeah pumps die sometimes, timers etc) I never had a problem. KISS
 
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