Maybe it was covered and I missed it - any ideas for "roach" droppings,
etc.? I've used "commercial" "relay" cleaners with "some" success, but there
is still that DISGUSTING residue. Fortunately, I've not had a lot of radios
like that, but even two or three is too many.

"John Goller, k9uwa" wrote in message
news:fa8Vg.182943$FQ1.77605@attbi_s71...
In article 14YUg.181401$FQ1.150430@attbi_s71,
TUFF says...



Click here.... this stuff works to kill mouse odors
http://www.xocorp.com/


There is a product called X-O .... like for X it Out if you will..
janitor supply places have it... this stuff you just spritz it onto
chassis and wood and anyplace else that has mouse pee on it and the stuff
neutralizes the smell completely...

John k9uwa

SpamFree wrote:
Maybe it was covered and I missed it - any ideas for "roach" droppings,
etc.? I've used "commercial" "relay" cleaners with "some" success, but there
is still that DISGUSTING residue. Fortunately, I've not had a lot of radios
like that, but even two or three is too many.

Must be popular out here. Gateway Computers service center in
Manhattan Beach, CA had an ENORMOUS sign on the wall near the
service counter. "If your computer has roaches inside, you WILL
be billed the FULL amount to de-infest this building."

Jeff


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RESTRICTED AREA. Anyone intruding shall immediately become subject to
the jurisdiction of military law. Intruders will be subject to lethal
force, without warning, and on sight. USE OF DEADLY FORCE IS AUTHORIZED
under the Internal Security Act of 1950.

Well, as some comedian often says - "There's your sign!" I guess it is
fitting....... I think I've only dealt with one mouse/rat issue. Actually,
if I had my choice, I'd take the mouse/rat.

Like I said, I've used commercial relay cleaners with some success but it
doesn't clean it all out. Thought maybe someone had other ideas!


"Jeffrey D Angus" wrote in message
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SpamFree wrote:
Maybe it was covered and I missed it - any ideas for "roach" droppings,
etc.? I've used "commercial" "relay" cleaners with "some" success, but
there is still that DISGUSTING residue. Fortunately, I've not had a lot
of radios like that, but even two or three is too many.

Must be popular out here. Gateway Computers service center in
Manhattan Beach, CA had an ENORMOUS sign on the wall near the
service counter. "If your computer has roaches inside, you WILL
be billed the FULL amount to de-infest this building."

Jeff


--
RESTRICTED AREA. Anyone intruding shall immediately become subject to
the jurisdiction of military law. Intruders will be subject to lethal
force, without warning, and on sight. USE OF DEADLY FORCE IS AUTHORIZED
under the Internal Security Act of 1950.

In article ,
says...




Standard Practice at CATV companies .. a cable TV converter that comes
back to the cable company... it goes into a sealed cabinet and gets
"Gassed" to kill the cockroaches and any other crawlies that live
in those things...
John k9uwa


"If your computer has roaches inside, you WILL
be billed the FULL amount to de-infest this building."

Jeff

John Goller, k9uwa wrote:
In article ,
says...




Standard Practice at CATV companies .. a cable TV converter that comes
back to the cable company... it goes into a sealed cabinet and gets
"Gassed" to kill the cockroaches and any other crawlies that live
in those things...
John k9uwa

Must have been lucky. I had to open the rotary knob types to adjust
them when I worked there and I never saw a single roach. They like to
eat wiring I know and I saw someone with them spend a lot ot money
replacing his TV, VCR and stereo stuff once.


"If your computer has roaches inside, you WILL
be billed the FULL amount to de-infest this building."

Jeff