[Oldcycles]

Originally Posted by palmimports

hello--- roto rooter-- yes- I have a problem..
no sir- not a clogged drain-- clogged pores on my poker chips..
hello? hello?

Whats the deal on the new faux clays?

[Harlequin011]

Nice stuff OC.

Roto Rooter's corporate office is just accross the hallway. We used to be sister companies under the Chemed umbrella. I wonder if anyone over there can hook me up.

thanks again.

I'm a little worried but I'll try this out on some of my used Saharas... If those come clean you've got a miracle worker in a bottle.

Thanks again!

[Oldcycles]

Originally Posted by Harlequin011

Nice stuff OC.

Roto Rooter's corporate office is just accross the hallway. We used to be sister companies under the Chemed umbrella. I wonder if anyone over there can hook me up.

thanks again.

I'm a little worried but I'll try this out on some of my used Saharas... If those come clean you've got a miracle worker in a bottle.

Thanks again!

Do me a favor and go over there and smack the president in the head and ask him who make some of these stupid corprate policies.
Tell him I said before he inacts this crap he should ask some of the techs about it first.
They got goddam donkys behind some desk coming up with some real stupid S**t!!!!!

[Harlequin011]

Originally Posted by Oldcycles

Do me a favor and go over there and smack the president in the head and ask him who make some of these stupid corprate policies.
Tell him I said before he inacts this crap he should ask some of the techs about it first.
They got goddam donkys behind some desk coming up with some real stupid S**t!!!!!

I've got your first name whats your last name?

[Wedge Rock]

Thanks for the tip!

EDIT: You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Oldcycles again.

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by JoseRijo

You guys *have* heard of Google, right?

http://www.rotorooter.com/residential/products.php

It looks like the ingredients are: water, ethyl alcohol, and "bacterial cultures".

I'd be worried about using them on my Cherries, because of the alcohol. But I realize that Oldcycles' stamps survived.

I recently sonicated a Paulson cherry in absolute ethanol (> 99% denatured) for > 20 minutes and found no adverse effects to the foil. I understand people use ethanol to remove cancellation hotstamps, but I think those are applied differently (i.e. a different material). I wouldn't be worried about getting a little alcohol on your cherries... Just stay away from acetone and toluene... unless you want to see a poker chip turn to a puddle of goo (no joke - I dissolved a cherry in acetone).

[Oldcycles]

Originally Posted by Harlequin011

I've got your first name whats your last name?

You should have that also but if you will do it I will be happy to PM you.
You guys think I speak my mind here you should see me in real life.
I drive my manager nuts.
He would probobly fire me if I wasn't so good at my job.
I met the prez once about 3 years ago and told him what I thought, he hasn't been back since. lol

I just can't stand stupidity even though I have no room to talk sometimes. lol

[Wooly1]

wow this rocks.. with the lions share of 3000 chips to clean I think I am in love with you for this post! lol I found a place that sells it online too but gonna try local first just to get it faster... I cant wait to switch to this method!

you rock!!!

[Oldcycles]

Originally Posted by Wooly1

wow this rocks.. with the lions share of 3000 chips to clean I think I am in love with you for this post! lol I found a place that sells it online too but gonna try local first just to get it faster... I cant wait to switch to this method!

you rock!!!

If your gonna buy online buy from me.

[jdunford]

Oldcycles: I know these aren't "Paulson Cherries", but somebody would probably appreciate it if you copied your OP to the oft-referred-to "cleaning paulson cherries" thread:
http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/poker-...-cherries.html