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I heard something quite surprising recently. During a conversation about how to thoroughly clean oil filters, a friend said he used dish soap for this purpose, and no subsequent problems arose. I hope to get confirmation from everyone here.
I’ve never seen anyone use dish soap; usually, banana oil is used for cleaning at the very least! Some users carry out an oil-blocking treatment on the valves themselves once they arrive at the site.
There’s no need to worry about such things; as long as the ultimate goal is achieved, the methods used in the intermediate steps can be whatever is most convenient. If one really has to worry about this issue, then simply use the cleaner provided in HG20202.
It’s not about hesitation; it’s about cost calculation. If dish soap can be used as a substitute, wouldn’t the costs be reduced significantly?
Try it without dish soap – then you’ll know! ! No matter what cleaning agent is used, it must pass testing in the end. As long as it passes the acceptance inspection in accordance with the specifications, there’s no problem at all.
New materials and new manufacturing processes keep emerging throughout the production process, and that is what constitutes technological progress. Nevertheless, as mentioned above, it is essential to meet regulatory requirements and achieve the specified product standards in order to consider something a good solution