Chain Cleaning

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  1. Nelix

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    I'm sure there are cheaper, just as effective, cleaners out there, but for convenience of the spray and easy storage, it's not a high price to pay.
     
    Nelix, May 19, 2016
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    Like a gallon of Kerosene for about $6.00? lol
    Pretty easy to tilt the bottle over and wet a rag. Just saying $22.00 for 10oz of WD 40 chain cleaner on Amazon or a gallon for 6. That is years and years of chain cleaning! Just about every Motorcycle manufacturer says use Kerosene anyways.
     
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    Okay, Okay....got it, LOL! Next time......kerosene.
     
    James Bond, May 19, 2016
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    Yea, but I need to spend $10 for a jerry can plus the lifetime supply of kerosine!
     
    Allyance, May 19, 2016
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    Kerosene is available at Home Depot in gallon containers I think. Or some reasonable size for a reasonable price for chain cleaning purposes. People still heat their homes with the stuff.
     
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    Coleman stoves and lanterns too.
     
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