Cleaning Laser Bed?

[Mike Chance in Iowa]

Its not the removable honeycomb I was originally asking about. It was the aluminum base plate thats attached to the Z screws.

Mr Clean Magic Eraser. You will be amazed with how easy it is to clean.

[Rich Harman]

Its not the removable honeycomb I was originally asking about. It was the aluminum base plate thats attached to the Z screws.

I was responding to Bert, who was responding to my comment (post #21) about honeycomb beds...

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Krud Cutter, I first learned of it here. You spray it on, wait a minute, then wipe the table clean. If the residue is really thick I might have to do it a couple times, mostly due to the fact that it dissolves the gunk so readily that it smears around when you try to wipe it up. There may be other products that work as well but I cannot see how anything could work any better.

[Mike Chance in Iowa]

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Krud Cutter, I first learned of it here. You spray it on, wait a minute, then wipe the table clean. If the residue is really thick I might have to do it a couple times, mostly due to the fact that it dissolves the gunk so readily that it smears around when you try to wipe it up. There may be other products that work as well but I cannot see how anything could work any better.

Krud Kutter has been mentioned by many of us in several other posts specific to cleaning the honeycomb grid. This thread has been not been about cleaning the honeycomb. Lots of us Krud Kutter fans on this forum!

[Mike Audleman]

I was responding to Bert, who was responding to my comment (post #21) about honeycomb beds...

I'm surprised no one else has mentioned Krud Cutter, I first learned of it here. You spray it on, wait a minute, then wipe the table clean. If the residue is really thick I might have to do it a couple times, mostly due to the fact that it dissolves the gunk so readily that it smears around when you try to wipe it up. There may be other products that work as well but I cannot see how anything could work any better.

Rich Harman mentioned it in post 3

[Joe Windsor]

+1 on the Krud Kutter. Have been using it for years without problems and great results.

Joe