5 thoughts on “ Disappointed (Dirty Tricks) - Soap (5) - Still Muddling Along ? (Vinyl) ”

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2. Jun 05,  · For vinyl siding, gentle scrubbing with some warm water and a little dishwashing liquid should do the trick. For mildew-covered siding, .

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3. Sep 01,  · A series that is still as stressed as a coiled spring as the day it was first broadcasted. This is cold war dirty tricks department, but still carries the trappings of a Civil Service Department - dabbling in sabotage, defector-lifting, anti-communist coup d'état's, and the occasional political motivated killing/5().

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4. Apr 01,  · Make sure the sponge fairly rinsed out (but still has a decent amount of water and soap) so that there is no excess water getting onto the vinyl surface, then clean it with the soap. I then immediately rinse out the sponge so it just has cold water on it with no soap, clean the record again to make sure there is no residue of the fairy liquid.

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5. 3) How often do I need to replace the outer sleeve that holds both the vinyl record and the record cover? 1) when you see that actually the vinyl is dirty. don't care about fingerprints, they doesn't affect sound, have a swipe of microfiber on that. 2) never. until they are broken or eaten by mould. Or when you want to replace with antistatic ones.

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