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...piece on the top of the fabric softener and bleaching section. He then ran warm/hot water (not boiling hot) through the holes where the fabric softener is suppose to flow through. This cleaned ...

...operation of a new thermostat before it is installed in an engine. Place the thermostat in a pan of boiling water. If it does not open more than 1/4 in., do not install it in the engine. To install ...

...to take off some of the same types of spots from a boil over. It took a little bit of elbow grease but it ewas the only thing that took it off after trying 6 or 7 different things. I hope this ...

is every where now. Help!!!! Linda Culver I usually boil water in mine to clean it out. I let it boil for one full timer. To clean the outside I just use Windex and some elbow grease. Hopes this helps

the block. Undo these and the thermostat is underneath. Lift it out and put it in a container. Pour boiling water on it and see if it makes a loud 'Pop' if it doesn't then you will need a new one

...operation of a new thermostat before it is installed in an engine. Place the thermostat in a pan of boiling water. If it does not open more than1/4in., do not install it in the engine. To install: ...

...only get worse-your cooling system trys to build pressure because pressurized systems have higher boiling points. Since it cannot build pressure, it has a lower boiling point, and that will ...

...and sides of the microwave? You can put a microwave safe bowl of water in the oven and heat it to boiling, stop the microwave, then leave the bowl of water in the oven for about 10 to 15 minutes. ...

...remote control will not accommodate). 188 seems like a safe limit since it's well below the boiling point. I'm running a closed loop hydronic system for heating only in an old part of the ...

...of the bottom end of the ice clog. I'd like to remove the clog. How to do it? Shall I pour hot/boiling water? Use a hair dryer? In any case if the clog starts melting it may fall further down ...