Useing Zippo Lighter Fluid to clean a circuit board?

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  • CurrentlySober
    Too lazy to wipe my ass
    • Aug 2002
    • 38941

    #1

    Useing Zippo Lighter Fluid to clean a circuit board?

    GFYs NOT the best place to ask, I know... But I'm sure some of you will know this...

    Can I ?

    Drink got spilt inside a remote control. The sticky stuff of the case, and rubber pad, has been cleaned with good old soap and water, and is fresh clean and drying nicely...

    When it comes to the sticky stuff on the board people say use pure alcohol / methalted spirit / WD40 etc...

    But I dont have any of those, so would Zippo Fluid do the same job?
    Last edited by CurrentlySober; 12-23-2011, 03:45 AM. Reason: Removed Obligatory POO reference... :(


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  • BladeZ
    So Fucking Banned
    • Mar 2004
    • 272

    #2
    Zippo fluid is to greasy.Just buy a little bottle of pure alcohol.

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    • AllAboutCams
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      • Jul 2011
      • 12234

      #3
      methalted spirit or circuit board cleaner i think thats the same are carby cleaner both have no oil (dont use wd40)
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      • CurrentlySober
        Too lazy to wipe my ass
        • Aug 2002
        • 38941

        #4
        Originally posted by BladeZ
        Just buy a little bottle of pure alcohol.
        Problem is that I'd probably end up drinking it before I got home from the shop...


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        • BIGTYMER
          Junior Achiever
          • Nov 2004
          • 17066

          #5
          Nice new avatar man.

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          • CurrentlySober
            Too lazy to wipe my ass
            • Aug 2002
            • 38941

            #6
            Originally posted by BIGTYMER
            Nice new avatar man.
            I cant afford to eat...


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            • roly
              Confirmed User
              • Aug 2002
              • 1844

              #7
              you want isopropyl alcohol you can get it from a chemist if you need quickly, if not ebay.

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              • CurrentlySober
                Too lazy to wipe my ass
                • Aug 2002
                • 38941

                #8
                Actually, in all seriousness, I just tried it, and it appeard to work a treat !

                Gotta put the thing back together later to see if its good, but all the sticky shit (I like sticky shit...) Came off straight away, and then the fluid stuff just dissolved off the board...

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                • rogueteens
                  So fucking bland
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 8005

                  #9
                  Zippo lighter fluid is bacially something the Yanks call "naphtha" i believe. The guitar builder guys use it all the time to clean the guitars down so i dont see any problem with using it on a remote control. just make sure its really dry, you dont want the batteries to cause a spark or anything!
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                  • alias
                    aliasx
                    • Apr 2001
                    • 19010

                    #10
                    Yeah it is naptha.
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                    • Barry-xlovecam
                      It's 42
                      • Jun 2010
                      • 18083

                      #11
                      Use a dielectric solvent made for electronics -- an auto parts store would have it.
                      As an alternative; use dry and clean compressed air.

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