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Cleaning an old loop

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Silent Assasin

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I haven't used water cooling for a few years now after my res leaked and fried an HD. But anyways, I want to get back into it and reuse my old blocks, rad, and pump. I just need to get them cleaned up is all because everything has been sitting in a box for 2 yrs or so now.

For some reason I remember reading that vinegar works well to clean out older blocks, but I couldn't find anything about it with the search. All I could find was using hot water and then flushing with distilled water.

First off I know I need to get the blocks sanded down and take out some scratches from being boxed and moved twice. I will be doing this throughout the week before I started cleaning them up.

So what's the best way to clean them up?
 
use advance search and search just this forum on the keyword "Vinegar" which will bring up tons of threads on cleaning. too early in the morning to type. /yawn
 
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