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The people who make the mats must have some recommended or approved cleaner. Following up on Ioan's comment, chlorine can diffuse through the seal of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor and corrode the electrodes and connections. The chlorine is not consumed in the reaction, so the smallest amount will eventually destroy the part. Louis Hart
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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Sue Powers-Hartman
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Subject: [TN] ESD concern
We usually clean the ESD work tables with a product called Reztore. Now some employees feel that this product is not getting the tables clean enough so they are using Clorox wipes. Will this strip the ESD properties from the table top? If they use the Clorox wipes and then come after and wipe down with Reztore, would that be acceptable.
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