[asam2006]

So I bought these great Viva Las Vegas chips on Ebay and the guy said they were in very good condition and they were except they looked like this when I got them.





Being a good ChipTalker I knew just what to do. I mixed a 4:1 solution of Pipe Sheild to water and placed these babies in a tuperware container for 24 hours. Using a Crest SpinBrush (electric tooth brush) I scrubed all the fingerjam and nasty bacteria off the chips and rinse in cold water until they looked like this.





Most of the junk came off in the PipeSheid container but the junk in the crevases didn't but was no match for my electric toothbrush. As you can see
these chips are undamaged and clean as a whistle. Thank You PipeSheild for saving the day.

[poislb]

They look like frickin brand new..Awesome!! Great chips and sweet lookin pics..

[shadesofgrey]

Those look fantastic!

Thats it, I am sold... I am going to have to get some pipe shield.

[tonypap]

DUDE! Awesome cleaning job!!! Pipe cleaner is now a regular item in my "cleaning products" cabinet!

[asam2006]

I think more of the gunk would have come off on its own if I let them soak longer but I was impatient to clean them off so I used the tooth brush to help clean them up. I think Pipesheild is safer than detergents that might cause the colors to fade or cause excessive drying. OC really found something safe and easy to use that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

[Lucky Louie]

Nice job, those look sweet. White even! Looks like a lot of people are going to prosper from OC's find.

[osumike11379]

Awesome looking chips..wonder how it works on ceramic...anyone wanna test a volunteer???

[asam2006]

It ought to eat away at any micro/bio/filth anywhere on any surface. Ceramics ought to work.

[Oldcycles]

Glad to be of service to the chip community, I try.

Good job.