foto: YouTube/TUKANG AB
Brilio.net - Maintaining a motor vehicle is not just about changing the oil or servicing the engine. One maintenance that should not be missed is regularly cleaning the motorbike. Because if it is clean, the motorbike will certainly be comfortable when used.
Unfortunately, some people often neglect to clean several motorbike parts, one of which is the motorbike handlebar gas rubber. However, if you look closely, the rubber surface of the motorbike handlebars is covered in crust and fungus.
After investigating, these stubborn stains come from piles of dust, sweat and other dirt. Because they are not cleaned immediately, the stains harden and make the appearance of the motorbike look dirty.
Knowing this, a number of people deliberately rubbed the gas rubber on their motorbike handlebars using a citrus solution. Even though it is effective in removing stubborn stains, it turns out that not all of them are suitable for exposure to citrus solutions. Some people claim that their skin feels itchy and even irritated when exposed to citrus directly.
To be safer, you can clean the gas rubber on your motorbike handlebars with other cleaning agents. As done by YouTube user TUKANG AB. In his video upload, this man replaced citrus with kitchen ingredients. Curious about how?
How to clean scale on motorbike gas rubber.
Reported by BrilioFood from YouTube TUKANG AB on Tuesday (9/4), first put 2 dish soaps in the container. For maximum cleanliness, he also added one kitchen spice, namely 2 tablespoons of salt as a cleaning mixture. Then pour enough water, stir until evenly mixed.
photo: YouTube/TUKANG AB
If so, pour the cleaning solution into the motor gas rubber. Then rub the entire surface using a wire sponge. Without needing to use extra effort, the entire crust appears to immediately peel off by itself.
photo: YouTube/TUKANG AB
Once it feels clean, rinse the motorbike handlebar gas rubber with clean water. Flush several times while rubbing gently to ensure there is no crust or cleaning solution remaining. As a result, the motorbike handlebar gas rubber looks maximally clean.
Look at this, there's no crust anymore. "It's very different from the handlebars of the other motorbike," said the owner of the video.
photo: YouTube/TUKANG AB
To store salt so it doesn't melt, you can follow the following tips:
1. Store in a closed container.
Salt should be stored in a tightly closed container to prevent exposure to air humidity which can cause the salt to melt.
2. Keep away from moisture.
Make sure the place where you store the salt is protected from moisture, such as storing it in a dry cupboard or kitchen cupboard.
3. Add desiccant.
Adding air desiccants, such as silica gel sachets, to salt storage containers can also help absorb moisture from the surrounding air.
4. Use salt with large grains.
Salt with larger grains tends to be more resistant to moisture than salt with fine grains.
5. Store in a sturdy glass container.
A sturdy container will help prevent exposure of the salt to air and moisture.
By following the tips above, you can store salt well and prevent it from melting due to exposure to humidity.
(brl/tin)
