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Bulent Aliev wrote:
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> On Mar 10, 2007, at 9:16 PM, John Downing wrote:
> 
>> Just when you think you have ask all the dumb questions there are, 
>> another one pops up.  I made a reservoir for hypoid oil for the 
>> Marcotte Redrive from an empty propane bottle and the inside is 
>> rusting like crazy, I seen when I looked into it tonight.  The old 
>> mechanic I worked with in the power plant would pour toilet bowl 
>> cleaner in something like that, rinse it with water and wash out with 
>> Stoddard solvent and that was that.  That didn't seem to effect 35 to 
>> 80 barrels of oil.  But I do need to clean that bottle so I can use 
>> it.  What can I use safely.  JohnD
>>
> 
>  John, the hardware stores have CLR or the other product is Ospho or 
> Osfo (not sure about the spelling?
> Buly

Or you could find the local fire extinguisher supply house & get an 
aluminum extinguisher bottle. Free (they throw them away) and light.

Charlie