Steve Hoch
TVWBB Olympian
I would too, and then pair them with a black 3D printed igniter switch.I would buy black ones if I found NOS early first generation Genesis knobs
I would too, and then pair them with a black 3D printed igniter switch.I would buy black ones if I found NOS early first generation Genesis knobs
Did you ever toy with making knobs?I would too, and then pair them with a black 3D printed igniter switch.
I did but they didn't come out too good. There are some pictures of them somewhere in this thread I think.Did you ever toy with making knobs?
To each his own, but you really don't have to use that much bleach to effectively clean these parts. I usually do it in my kitchen sink and the main ingredient is just hot water. I add an appropriate amount of bleach and dish detergent and just let them soak for a little while. I'm not using a ton of bleach and gloves aren't necessary as I periodically pull each part out to give it a scrub.I've only used the bleach method after reading Bruce's posts. If you use mostly bleach I recommend wearing those long yellow gloves you used to see 60's housewives wearing for doing dishes. Without them it's really hard on your hands.View attachment 121207
I think other less bleach ways can work. Here are shots from a Silver B control knob clean up that I did in June. We had a bunch of bleach in the basement so I went for it on this project. It worked well.To each his own, but you really don't have to use that much bleach to effectively clean these parts. I usually do it in my kitchen sink and the main ingredient is just hot water. I add an appropriate amount of bleach and dish detergent and just let them soak for a little while. I'm not using a ton of bleach and gloves aren't necessary as I periodically pull each part out to give it a scrub.


