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Date:         Tue, 29 Aug 2006 11:12:32 -0400
Reply-To:     "Higginbotham, David A." <dhigginbotham@HAZENANDSAWYER.COM>
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From:         "Higginbotham, David A." <dhigginbotham@HAZENANDSAWYER.COM>
Subject:      Biodiesel in parts washer, II
In-Reply-To:  <20060828220106.20CDC683F52@mail22-ash.bigfish.com>
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I have not yet received a response from the original poster from the
first thread on this subject, but I asked the question to a group
dedicated to research etc. of biodiesel. This the response I received:


<<<<<
Thanks for writing.  Biodiesel is a good cleaning agent (it is used by
some in place of safe T Clean solvent in parts washers), but it does not
evaporate so it leaves a film. 


National Biodiesel Board
Jefferson City, MO, USA
www.biodiesel.org
>>>>>


I plan to pick up 20 gallons of B100 the end of this week and refill my
parts washer this weekend. I'll pass on my opinions after I clean up a
nasty carb I have to remove from a roto-tiller.


David Higginbotham
82 Westfalia
Silk Hope, NC
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