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Old 24-02-13, 18:27
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I have tried this method using a small wheelie bin to which I added a kilo of washing soda. Worked well but my battery charger kept clicking on and off. The bigger the piece to clean the less the charger stayed on before clicking off. I am using a 12 volt charger, 2200 miliamp. Is it too small? I want to get a large wheelie bin as I like the method. Can someone recommend the charger I would be best using for best results.

I am still not sure what the best recommended ratio of washing soda to water is. There are a couple of suggestions in this thread.
Hi Jack,
If you are using only a charger, why not use a battery, with the charger connected to it, may stop the charger cutting on and off.

regards, Richard
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