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Pillar of the Community
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Hi, P.P. Have you thought of trying this?  Available in Japan - Not sure about the U.K. (Strange people the Japanese.)  Edited by Topcat7
01/15/2015 5:20 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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No idea on your original question PP, a lot of the detectorists are using jade oil at the moment and that seems to do a good job, pretty quick too.
You will never soar like an eagle if you hang around with turkeys.....
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Pillar of the Community
 United Kingdom
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From what I can see jade oil is used for water displacement. Not sure what the purpose would be for cleaning coins.
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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No idea PP but it works  You will never soar like an eagle if you hang around with turkeys.....
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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Sorry pishpash. Australia just defeated England a few minutes ago, in a one day match inside 40 overs, to win a bonus point as well.
Actually, I am a Lancashire supporter. My office used to be almost next door to Old Trafford CRICKET ground.
Edited by sel_69l
01/16/2015 05:48 am
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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I just heard on the radio! We are Lancashire supporters also. Husband would have been green with envy about your office.
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Bedrock of the Community
Australia
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pp: I worked in the Stretford Council offices on the top floor, on the other side of Talbot Road. I could watch test matches live, and for free, simply by looking out of the window while at work.
On the subject of the thread, I don't like the idea of a solution of chloride ions in direct contact with the coin.
I think I will try an experiment:
drop a bronze coin in a solution of brine, and observe over a period of time.
Got lots of old worn pennies of George V and V1.
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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One of husband's customers overlooked the ground (one of the Electricity firms), he could never get a meeting at the right time lol.
For the record, the smart water went down the sink.
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Canada
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Check out The Distilled Water Company ,UK http://www.thedistilledwatercompany.com/10 L 24 GBP Also searched difference between distilled and demineralized, DM contains micro organisms and organic compounds , not good for coins ? |
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Pillar of the Community
United Kingdom
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Organic compounds is a very (very) broad term. The organic compounds present in water shouldnt really do any harm - the only ones that would cause special concern are the very reactive and the ionising - the very reactive shouldnt be in the water anyway and the ionising are removed in the dionisation process. There might be some solvent in there, I guess, like acetone.
The only issue here is UV interaction with the organic compounds - can caue some interesting side reactions. But in DI water it wont present any measurable difference.
Also, leaving Distilled water out in a pot will ievitably lead to microorganisms setting up camp. Those organisms are probably going to pump out some organic compounds.
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Pillar of the Community
 Canada
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Smart water .......................the stuff I add to my nip of Bad Scotch! Straightens it right out !  !!! |
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