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water cooling, flushing loop

Hey guys, I have everything set up, but needs to be cleaned out. is it all good to put 25% white vinegar and 75% distilled water IN my loop and run it a few times?

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Do you have so much dirt in there?

 

Vinegar is something that should be used very carefully, but if you go with the estimated ratio of 1/4 vinegar and 3/4 water you should be fine though :).

 

I guess you are not taking apart the loop right? If you do take the vinegar/water combo and give it some temp in the micro wave.

 

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if you can get the loop out of your computer just take it in the bath tub or shower and give it a good ol flushing 

 
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Do I have to? Really can't be bothered :(

 

It´s better to do that but not a must have. If you have a clean built or it would be a hustle to get the parts out just run the vinegar/water combo. But don´t run this for too long and you will probably have to flush this afterwards 2-3 times with distilled water.

 

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Uhm out of topic question. What's the purpose of vinegar in a closed loop?

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Uhm out of topic question. What's the purpose of vinegar in a closed loop?

Never heard of vinegar in a closed loop.......It is used to flush/clean in custom loops though.
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Never heard of vinegar in a closed loop.......It is used to flush/clean in custom loops though.

Oooh. Sorry i thought it was added in a closed loop.

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Oooh. Sorry i thought it was added in a closed loop.

Closed loops are not cleaned. They are sealed at the manufacturer. I suppose you could open it but there would be no point.
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Closed loops are not cleaned. They are sealed at the manufacturer. I suppose you could open it but there would be no point.

Ah shit sorry i was referring to a custom loop. My bad. :D

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Ah shit sorry i was referring to a custom loop. My bad. :D

Lol no worries :P
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