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Thread: Cleaning The Hoses

 

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    Just an FYI. VDH has silicone diaphragms in stock right now. He got them in just before the store "crashed" These are also at the new price of $20.00. I picked up a couple and they are very nice. A new duck bill can be installed with out opening the cans. Use a popsicle stick or a tongue depressor to insert it and look through the exhaust holes for proper alignment.

    Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by rstofer View Post

    Any suggestions where I might get the requisite bottle brushes? I can search online but if there's a preferred source, I would rather buy there.


    Richard
    I got mine at Wal-Mart. Go to the kitchen cleaning section and look for Range Kleen / Reach & Sweep appliance brushes and pick your favorite color. They are used for cleaning refrigerator and freezer condenser coils. You can cut the smaller diameter off the end if you wish, but you'll need to recrimp the wires to keep the bristles from falling out there.
    You'll need a brush no matter what hoses you end up using. I brush mine once each season.

    So, where'd you go diving?

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