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How to clean electrical plugs?
Here is my problem. I keep blowing power strips and I figured out why tonight. In my younger reefing days I didn't pay much attention to drip loops and where I placed powerstrips. Now I do however over time the plugs have corroded sp? This corrosion is causing I guess an arc inside the power strips and they are blowing. Thank god for wal marts return policy. I don't want to dismantle the entire tank and its equipment so im wondering what the best way to go about cleaning all these plugs without using harsh chemicals around my system?
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