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Ed Anderson wrote:

> I suspect that most of these products may be cleaners rather than 
> solvents despite what they are called.  Anyone really know? 

I have no idea about the cleaners vs solvents (how does it clean it if 
it doesn't dissolve it?), but I've been thinking.  The electrodes should 
be made of a fairly corrosive resistent material.  Couldn't they 
withstand a short bath in a mild acid...maybe a little vinegar or a warm 
Coke?  The burnt lead should react quickly.

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