Apply solution. Thoroughly coat each filter in your Simple Green solution, making sure to spray between the pleats. Soak. Leave your solution to soak your filters for about 10 minutes. Clean the filter housing. While soaking, use the same Simple Green solution to spray down the inside and outside of the filter housing. Rinse with your garden hose.

Put the carburetor float and other components in a large container with your Simple Green Pro HD solution, and soak thoroughly. Use a brass brush to scrub all metal components, and a stiff nylon brush to scrub plastic pieces.

Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner/Degreaser works with hot or cold, fresh or salt water. Mix appropriate solution using the Applications/Dilution Ratio Chart below. These are guidelines; cleaning jobs vary. Try the economical ratio suggested first; then strengthen or repeat application if necessary. Always spot test on hidden surface first.

When cleaning heavy soils, pre-wet the surface. This helps the Simple Green to penetrate soils and makes it easier to wipe clean. Apply the Simple Green solution. Allow the product to soak for a minute or so on heavy soils and greasy spills. Scrub, if necessary.

Dec 15, 2009 · For cleaning purposes, I am thinking about soaking the head and cylinders in a big bucket of simple green for a couple hours to loosen up the crud all over them. Is that safe to do? My main question is will I get water into places that there should never be water, like behind the cylinder sleeves for example.

Nov 18, 2024 · This versatile cleaner can easily replace a cabinet full of harsh cleaners, detergents, degreasers and laundry pre-soaks, making clean-up simple and safer. Leaves behind a refreshing lavender scent.

Feb 23, 2016 · I'm getting ready to clean up the carbs in my homemade ultrasonic cleaner (palm sander strapped to a container) and I've picked up a jug of the all purpose simple green to make the cleaning solution.

Aug 29, 2007 · I'm afraid to try undiluted Simple Green. I may try to dilute it and reduce the soaking time.

Jul 29, 2013 · I've never heard of a diluted Simple Green soak. Wouldn't think that would do any good at all. Lots of folks swear by good old Pine Sol - the original no-nonsense version. Not the lemon flavored stuff etc. Soak in that for a bit, especially warmed up on a hot plate (not boiling) and you'll have better results.

Jun 8, 2006 · IIRC, they say that it works best to run your filter through a couple of dishwasher cycles to get all of the chemicals out. Since I don't have a dishwasher, I've never used Simple Green. You could probably just spend 10-15 minutes rinsing with the garden hose. Just rinse a lot more than you think you need to, or you will have the foaming problem.