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  1. 03-14-2015, 02:39 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by El Whedo View Post
    What would yall say is the best product to clean out the INSIDE of an oxidized stem?
    I use bristle pipecleaners + Everclear until there come out clean. Don't know how it looks in there after but it always smokes good. Not thre first time I've heard this question - I am always looking for a better way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister Moo View Post
    I use bristle pipecleaners + Everclear until there come out clean. Don't know how it looks in there after but it always smokes good. Not thre first time I've heard this question - I am always looking for a better way.
    I have two pipes that after deep cleaning I can still taste the nasty oxidation taste in. They are clean inside, yet still oxidized. Any suggestions on how to remove the oxidation from the inside of the stem?
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    Quote Originally Posted by El Whedo View Post
    I have two pipes that after deep cleaning I can still taste the nasty oxidation taste in. They are clean inside, yet still oxidized. Any suggestions on how to remove the oxidation from the inside of the stem?
    Maybe a shank brush and some tooth paste, then use alcohol and pipe cleaners to dissolve it away.
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