Posted by: PigTech on August 19, 2003 at 11:45:14 Forum Administrator

: there is a bunch of garbage in my j&j ceramic barrel, but i am hesitant to squeege it out. i heard that squeeging a j&j ceramic barrel ruins the self-cleaning inside of the barrel. is this true? does anyone know the proper cleaning methods for this barrel? J&J's anodizing yelds a finish that is harder than stainless steel. In any case, if you have dirt, sand, or anything in the barrel that's hard scratching might be a little concern. Paint, gelatin, etc. isn't a problem. Your best bet is to soak it in warm water first to loosen it all up, then it will come out easily with a squeegee. See you on the field, -Bill Mills

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