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Same here, hot water out of the tap. I have the water heater set about 125°, fouling rinses right off. If soap is added, I feel it washes oils out of the pores of the metal. I rinse, dry, and oil, it's very quick and easy. I cleaned my 1860 thoroughly in ten minutes this past Monday. Long guns take way longer, at least 15-20 minutes, but it's possible to endure such a grueling task

[QUOTE="Pete453, post: 2799473, member: 52638"] Same here, hot water out of the tap. I have the water heater set about 125°, fouling rinses right off. If soap is added, I feel it washes oils out of the pores of the metal. I rinse, dry, and oil, it's very quick and easy. I cleaned my 1860 thoroughly in ten minutes this past Monday. Long guns take way longer, at least 15-20 minutes, but it's possible to endure such a grueling task [/QUOTE]

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