PJ1 Filter Cleaner?

Oh and as far as the grease thing i use vintage irons no grease filter seal filters and no more messy grease to deal with.

I use gasoline to clean the oil off, then use hot soapy water to clean the dirt and gas off. I pour the gas thru a shop cloth into a container, then pour it in my truck, no waste, also do this with old 2-stroke gas. In the summer to dry the filter I pin the filter to the screen on top of my house a/c unit, a/c stays on alot in the summer, in the winter use my wifes hair dryer on warm but high setting to dry it, don't use hot, it will melt the filter, don't ask how I know.

i cannt be the only one that sees something bad happening here.....

I have been using PJ1 products for about 6 years and I think they work great, especially since they are very competitively priced. I did accidently kill some of my yard, so be careful where you rinse.

I have used both the PJ1 filter cleaner and aerosol filter oil for years and really like them.

For the cleaner - I don't have to let it sit for a long time to soak in - I put on some latex gloves and work it into the filter for a few minutes. I then rinse and squeeze out excess etc - I might repeat the process once if it is really dirty.

Comes out nice and clean - let it dry overnight and spray a light coating of the aerosol filter oil and work it in and I am good...

jeff

Ive been using rock oil, foam airfilter oil with good results and prior to that ive used putoline products for my filters. Ive tryed using degreasers and other solvents, but ive found gasoline to be the best to get rid of old filter oil.