Forget gasoline. Dismiss lighter fluid. Let slip the idea of lacquer thinner.
When I clean my type slugs, I only use bourbon.
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My tank takes both bourbon and scotch. Why choose between diesel or gas? I’d say bourbon is cheaper, letting me get the bulk of my writing done, but scotch i savor for the sweet, sweet, smoky endings.
Water? I hardly know her.
I too use bourbon to fuel my typewriter cleaner (me)
My tank takes both bourbon and scotch. Why choose between diesel or gas? I’d say bourbon is cheaper, letting me get the bulk of my writing done, but scotch i savor for the sweet, sweet, smoky endings.
@chrisaldrich That’s almost like pouring one out for those who’ve used it in the past.