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cleaning plastic - any ideas
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And from Johannesburg
Internally or externally?
For the plastic bag internally how about the stuff that sterilizes babies bottles? (called Milton over here). I go hiking and use it to clean the drinking bladder in my backpack.
For the external area - bleach?
I didn't know the 1976 Midget was so different to the 1977 Midget unless its a UK v USA thing. I have a plastic container for my windshield washer.
Cheers
SAMidget
Mark Wilson
Internally or externally?
For the plastic bag internally how about the stuff that sterilizes babies bottles? (called Milton over here). I go hiking and use it to clean the drinking bladder in my backpack.
For the external area - bleach?
I didn't know the 1976 Midget was so different to the 1977 Midget unless its a UK v USA thing. I have a plastic container for my windshield washer.
Cheers
SAMidget
Mark Wilson
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JP, have you considered switching to a Tudor bottle, instead of the bag? I wouldn't trust that thing any further than I can throw it, particularly stuffed down in the fender like that.
