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soak them overnight in a bleach solution. Mine get a little mildew on them
once in a while and that cleans them well. |
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 00:07:13 GMT, "Phil" wrote:
soak them overnight in a bleach solution. =================================== Good suggestion but I'd need 50 gallon barrels for that. These are BIG cables, otherwise I'd just replace them. |
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