Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: scrubadub on February 27, 2010, 10:39:30 pm
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i have been given an ibc tank so i can fill it with pure water and have a smaller tank in the van but it has held glucose syrup in it.
anybody know how i could get this out as im sure if i just mixed it with the water it would 1. contaminate the pure water and 2. leave the windows sticky.
any ideas?
thanks
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half fill with hot water rinse out
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hot soapy water should do it
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All of the above.
Glucose is water soluble, so a good soak with plenty of water will get rid of it.
Make sure you rinse it out well and you will be fine.
I bought a new IBC the first time because I was worried about contamination, but when I needed a second one I bought one that had had some sort of PVA glue in it. I washed it out with a hosepipe a few times then used it. The pure water I put in it stayed pure.
Whatever they've had in before, if you give them a good wash out they will be fine.
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cheers guys,
i pressure washed the inside today then steam cleaned it, the pressure washed again, seems to be ok so far, ive started filling it with pure water and been checking the tds regular. still at 000 ;D