...Isopropyl alcohol is also commonly used as a cleaner and solvent in industry. Isopropanol is the main ingredient in rubbing alcohol...
Maplins said:Isopropyl Alcohol FAQ's:
Q) Is this product flammable? -
A) Yes with a naked flame
Q) I have Artic Silver thermal compound and the instructions say I should clean cpu/heatsink surfaces with 99% pure isopropyl alcohol, is this product suitable? -
A) Yes Recommend Isopropyl Alchohol for cleaning of CPU and heatsink (allow to evaporate before installing, takes a few seconds only)
Q) Will this remove coffee from a PCB/Laptop components if not what will. - Robert Penketh
A) it should do that
Q) can this remove the glue/paste that has stuck my cpu and heatsink together solid? - s davis
A) yes it should be able to remove that
Q) Is this product suitable for cleaning the heads on a mini DV format Camcorder? - R Rhodes
A) yes - it would be fine
Anything hot enough will ignite it - it doesn't need to be a naked flame.They might be right said:Isopropyl Alcohol FAQ's:
Q) Is this product flammable? -
A) Yes with a naked flame
Sounds perfectly reasonable.Q) I have Artic Silver thermal compound and the instructions say I should clean cpu/heatsink surfaces with 99% pure isopropyl alcohol, is this product suitable? -
A) Yes Recommend Isopropyl Alchohol for cleaning of CPU and heatsink (allow to evaporate before installing, takes a few seconds only)
I don't think that dried coffee is any more soluble in alcohol than it is water, and given how quickly alcohol evaporates, I'd say use cotton buds moistened in water.Q) Will this remove coffee from a PCB/Laptop components if not what will. - Robert Penketh
A) it should do that
Well - I guess they should know, but I am very dubious about the idea that alcohol will dissolve cured glue.Q) can this remove the glue/paste that has stuck my cpu and heatsink together solid? - s davis
A) yes it should be able to remove that
But be careful with what you use to apply itQ) Is this product suitable for cleaning the heads on a mini DV format Camcorder? - R Rhodes
A) yes - it would be fine
Bound to be cheaper suppliers.Maplins supply it, not as cheap as :-
http://www.shinyhardware.co.uk/products/showcat.asp/c=796
See the substance handling sheet.
JulieL/B said:I use a hand cleansing gel product similar to these:
http://www.sellesmedical.co.uk/acatalog/Infection_Control.html
When working in the community if there are no appropraite handwashing facilites (or if the towels are filthy!!!) & just to freshen up my hands generally.
I have also used it to clean my sissors etc