This cleaning method is excellent for stale candles, which, in addition to dried soot, have various oxides and rust. Regular soaking in a cleaning solution simply cannot wash them off. The good thing about the method is that it does not require any equipment or training. Everything can be done in a couple of tens of minutes in any garage.
Will need
- Plastic jar for vitamins or medicine.
- Dry, fine-grained sand.
Cleaning spark plugs from carbon deposits manually with sand
Take the lid from the jar and make a hole in it for the spark plug.
It is necessary that the candle is screwed tightly onto the thread. This way the sand won’t spill out too much. Pour a third of fine sand into the jar itself.
Screw the lid with the candle tightly.
And like a bartender in clubs, we begin to shake the can “back and forth” for about 10-15 minutes.
Next, remove the spark plug from the roof and wash it in gasoline.
Cleaning is noticeable to the naked eye, especially when compared with candles from the same kit.
Candles that have been previously cleaned in a similar way.
A very simple life hack will definitely come in handy, especially if you don’t have a sandblasting machine.
