dancrane
Well-known member
Yesterday both my Stanley ratcheting screwdrivers were required to resolve a bathroom malfunction. Ask not, please.
I left both screwdivers in a bucket of bleach for an hour afterwards. I'm content that they are now clean, but I wonder about how best to thoroughly dry their sealed ratcheting insides.
I suppose 3-in-1 or a silicone lube can be sprayed into the gaps, but is there a way (post-dunking) to get them really dry and avoid corrosion?
I've no idea whether the parts are stainless - I doubt it given the price.
Thanks!
I left both screwdivers in a bucket of bleach for an hour afterwards. I'm content that they are now clean, but I wonder about how best to thoroughly dry their sealed ratcheting insides.
I suppose 3-in-1 or a silicone lube can be sprayed into the gaps, but is there a way (post-dunking) to get them really dry and avoid corrosion?
I've no idea whether the parts are stainless - I doubt it given the price.
Thanks!