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		By: Don Newman		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Its not necessary to scrub acid soldered joints.  Scrubbing with wire brush will not remove acid residue anyway.  Just wash with mix of 50% baking soda and water using a stiff brush.  Soda neutralizes the acid.  You only need to make up a teaspoon of soda and the water.  When done neutralizing, wash carefully with running water to remove the soda residue.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Its not necessary to scrub acid soldered joints.  Scrubbing with wire brush will not remove acid residue anyway.  Just wash with mix of 50% baking soda and water using a stiff brush.  Soda neutralizes the acid.  You only need to make up a teaspoon of soda and the water.  When done neutralizing, wash carefully with running water to remove the soda residue.</p>
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