yes to clean my toilet!
Great BP cleaning solution
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Here is his website Black powder rifle accuracy system -. You may get hold of him with a PM (@Dr5x), though he has not been very active on the forum lately. Just an FYI, he is now in his mid 90s and has failing eyesight.
rebs
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Haha you know that is not how the internet works! Something about opinions and buttholes.
That solution certainly is good for cleaning the fouling from shooting a muzzle loading firearm. It has everything one needs. There's water to dissolve the fouling, the soap and Ballistol to remove burnt on lubricants. Be aware that Duch will elsewhere in his system be equally as adamant that no water should be used to clean black powder fouling. I respectfully disagree with that statement.
I do recommend that shooters should purchase Dutch's system. I also caution that you need to apply some critical thinking to some of his recommendations
JCKelly
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Female, of course
thank you so much for the information you provided me.
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Colonel Stoopnagle! Of course he really existed. He and Major Hoople were two of my favorite boyhood heroes. Thanks for the labels, Enfield58. I'll be honored to promote Colonel Stoopnagle's products on shootings ranges all across our fair land.
It warms the heart when the world gains another graduate from the school of Stoopnocracy!
Va.Manuf.06
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Plain water is all that is needed for cleaning black powder fouling, anything else is a waste of time and money.
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Agreed! I wont bring that up again! Lesson learned 
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OK, but distilled or mineralised; seasoned in a GI plastic water canteen; or regionally purified spring water ?
One can never be sure of the purity of water nowadays, that's why I exclusively use "Pureau Australia's Purest Water" for cleaning my Muzzle Loaders, and for spit patching; you wouldn't believe how many attractive young women approach me when they notice the 10 ltr cardboard box cask I decant from !
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Works for me.
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I have notice as I have traveled through my life that if something is easy to do most people will try as hard as they can to complicate it? LOL!
A salt is a metallic cation bound to an inorganic anion. Eg. Sodium-chloride, potassium-chliride, etc... salts ionize (dissolve into component cation - anion) in water, ( the universal solvent) and that's why we clean with water.
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Some of you guys really need to check the base ingredients in these cleaners you guys are concocting.
Lestoil Heavy Duty Multi-Purpose Cleaner contains many ingredients, including:
Sodium tallate: A type of soap that should be washed off after use to prevent residue
Petroleum distillates: A cleaning agent
Pine oil: A cleaning agent
Anionic and nonionic surfactants: Cleaning agents
Water: An ingredient
Light aromatic hydrocarbons: An ingredient
Sodium linoleate: An ingredient
Sodium oleate: An ingredient
C10-12 alcohol ethoxylates: An ingredient
Trimethylpentanediol: An ingredient
Xanthan gum: An ingredient
Nonane: An ingredient
Trimethylbenzene: An ingredient
Sodium hydroxide: An ingredient
Tetrapotassium EDTA: An ingredient
Sodium chloride: An ingredient
Toluene: An ingredient
Ethylbenzene: An ingredient
Naphthalene: An ingredient
Caramel: An ingredient
Fragrance: An ingredient
Pine essential oil: An ingredient
d-Limonene: An ingredient
Myrcene: An ingredient
Lestoil is a heavy duty cleaner that can be used on clothing, household items, and to remove grease, oil, ink, food, and grass stains. It has a strong odor and is an eye irritant.
