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Removing plaster from wavin waste pipe??

paddy147 · 2012-04-30 18:17:16

Without making absolute shyte of the wavin waste pipe...whats the best and easiest way to remove splatters of dried on plaster from the waste water downpipe on the side of my house?? Would the likes of hot water and Cif work or would Cif damage/fade the black wavin pipe?? Thanks.:)

30-04-2012 6:17pm

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paddy147

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Without making absolute shyte of the wavin waste pipe...whats the best and easiest way to remove splatters of dried on plaster from the waste water downpipe on the side of my house??

Would the likes of hot water and Cif work or would Cif damage/fade the black wavin pipe??

Thanks.:)

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#2 30-04-2012 7:49pm

Joey the lips

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Try a bit of vegtable oil or silicone spray. If that does not work use a bit of petrol. However the petrol will tarnish the pipe slightly.

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#3 01-05-2012 8:14am

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Water and a sponge.....just scrape of the bigger bits gently with someting coarse....

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