I previously wrote how much I liked this tip cleaner, since it was much like the RadioShack stuff that is no longer available. One drawback I discovered later was that the cleaner material is a loose powder. This works well, unless you're clumsy like me and tip your rig over from time to time. Then you have a mess. The RS stuff was a solid mass you dipped the solder tip into so was almost non-spillable. I reordered another tin of tip cleaner. This time, I took the top off, set it in a disposable aluminum pie pan, and heated it to 240 F for 2 hours. To be honest, an hour might be long enough. I ran t5he exhaust fan but noticed no odors. When the tip cleaner cooled off, it was formed into a solid mass and isn't spillable. Here are three pics of the material after it comes out of the oven, how the tip is sunk into the tip cleaner to clean it as it melts around the tip, and finally the nice clean tip that results. But it doesn't spill in this format!

I previously wrote how much I liked this tip cleaner, since it was much like the RadioShack stuff that is no longer available. One drawback I discovered later was that the cleaner material is a loose powder. This works well, unless you're clumsy like me and tip your rig over from time to time. Then you have a mess. The RS stuff was a solid mass you dipped the solder tip into so was almost non-spillable. I reordered another tin of tip cleaner. This time, I took the top off, set it in a disposable aluminum pie pan, and heated it to 240 F for 2 hours. To be honest, an hour might be long enough. I ran t5he exhaust fan but noticed no odors. When the tip cleaner cooled off, it was formed into a solid mass and isn't spillable. Here are three pics of the material after it comes out of the oven, how the tip is sunk into the tip cleaner to clean it as it melts around the tip, and finally the nice clean tip that results. But it doesn't spill in this format!

I previously wrote how much I liked this tip cleaner, since it was much like the RadioShack stuff that is no longer available. One drawback I discovered later was that the cleaner material is a loose powder. This works well, unless you're clumsy like me and tip your rig over from time to time. Then you have a mess. The RS stuff was a solid mass you dipped the solder tip into so was almost non-spillable. I reordered another tin of tip cleaner. This time, I took the top off, set it in a disposable aluminum pie pan, and heated it to 240 F for 2 hours. To be honest, an hour might be long enough. I ran t5he exhaust fan but noticed no odors. When the tip cleaner cooled off, it was formed into a solid mass and isn't spillable. Here are three pics of the material after it comes out of the oven, how the tip is sunk into the tip cleaner to clean it as it melts around the tip, and finally the nice clean tip that results. But it doesn't spill in this format!

Product corresponds to the description. Quality is very good. Works excellently. Have tested it and am very satisfied with this product. Product was placed in a functional packaging. The i product is highly recommended.

Product corresponds to the description. Quality is very good. Works excellently. Have tested it and am very satisfied with this product. Product was placed in a functional packaging. The i product is highly recommended.

Product corresponds to the description. Quality is very good. Works excellently. Have tested it and am very satisfied with this product. Product was placed in a functional packaging. The i product is highly recommended.

Tökéletesen teszi a dolgát, a szennyezett, korrodélt pákahegyet korrekten megtisztítja.

Tökéletesen teszi a dolgát, a szennyezett, korrodélt pákahegyet korrekten megtisztítja.

Tökéletesen teszi a dolgát, a szennyezett, korrodélt pákahegyet korrekten megtisztítja.

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Very good product, to clean oxidized soldering iron tips, just dip the hot tip in the refresher and leave it there for a few seconds than the tip will be good as new.

Very good product, to clean oxidized soldering iron tips, just dip the hot tip in the refresher and leave it there for a few seconds than the tip will be good as new.

Very good product, to clean oxidized soldering iron tips, just dip the hot tip in the refresher and leave it there for a few seconds than the tip will be good as new.

Box of powder for cleaning the soldering tip ordered. After testing see the photo I can conclude that it fulfils its purpose without any problems. The hot tip is cleaned of tin residue when it is nested, and the rest is wiped on a wooden cube. All right, I recommend it.

Box of powder for cleaning the soldering tip ordered. After testing see the photo I can conclude that it fulfils its purpose without any problems. The hot tip is cleaned of tin residue when it is nested, and the rest is wiped on a wooden cube. All right, I recommend it.

Box of powder for cleaning the soldering tip ordered. After testing see the photo I can conclude that it fulfils its purpose without any problems. The hot tip is cleaned of tin residue when it is nested, and the rest is wiped on a wooden cube. All right, I recommend it.

Very good product it really restored the tip. At first i thought it might not works that great but it did.

Very good product it really restored the tip. At first i thought it might not works that great but it did.

Very good product it really restored the tip. At first i thought it might not works that great but it did.

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Entregue de acordo com o anúncio.

Entregue de acordo com o anúncio.

Good

Good

Good

This is quite a small tin; 4cm in diameter. I suspect its a mix of powdered tin and flux. Directions: carefully clean your hot soldering iron tip and then push into the tining compound to form a pool. You may need to repeat this several times until the tining compund sticks to the iron tip. But does work.

This is quite a small tin; 4cm in diameter. I suspect its a mix of powdered tin and flux. Directions: carefully clean your hot soldering iron tip and then push into the tining compound to form a pool. You may need to repeat this several times until the tining compund sticks to the iron tip. But does work.

This is quite a small tin; 4cm in diameter. I suspect its a mix of powdered tin and flux. Directions: carefully clean your hot soldering iron tip and then push into the tining compound to form a pool. You may need to repeat this several times until the tining compund sticks to the iron tip. But does work.