Getting Slime off clothing
01-14-08, 11:53 AM
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Getting Slime off clothing
To my surprise, I had pinch flats 180 degrees out of phase on a tire in which I patched a pair. I went to test the tube to see if the patches were good and discovered the other pair of fang holes as green Slime shot out, including onto a nice leather coat, a leather shoe, a canvas knapsack (which as it is a darker green, is not overly conspicuous), and a cotton T-shirt.
Was hesitant to wash clothes with a sealant in the washer for fear of clogging drains.
Will rinsing outside remove the Slime?
Also, I've noticed on the leather items, the Slime has changed from green to blue - is this a bad reaction?
Was hesitant to wash clothes with a sealant in the washer for fear of clogging drains.
Will rinsing outside remove the Slime?
Also, I've noticed on the leather items, the Slime has changed from green to blue - is this a bad reaction?
01-14-08, 07:15 PM
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Wash it off with water as soon as possible. It is ethylene glycol based (antifreeze) so it is easily soluble in water, but it may stain if it dries.
