Overheating and questions thermal sensors
So my 1990 Winnebago Warrior started overheating on a 1300 mile trip a couple of weeks ago. Thought it might have been the thermostat, since at one point the temp spiked and then dropped within s...
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The classic is OXALIC ACID. You can find the ratio of weight to liquid on line.
But low Ph acid by itself is pitiful. It needs to be titrated and neutralized by a high Ph agent and it's the neutralization that does all the work. Use 50 flushes of acid vinegar in a coffeepot and it does close to zero.
Do one vinegar flush but neutralize it with baking soda and presto lime and scale are gone.
Now did you think baking soda alone on a battery cleaned everything so shiny ;) ?
But low Ph acid by itself is pitiful. It needs to be titrated and neutralized by a high Ph agent and it's the neutralization that does all the work. Use 50 flushes of acid vinegar in a coffeepot and it does close to zero.
Do one vinegar flush but neutralize it with baking soda and presto lime and scale are gone.
Now did you think baking soda alone on a battery cleaned everything so shiny ;) ?
