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Originally Posted by firearmsunlimited
Try Birchwood Casey Case Cleaner. The solution is concentrated and goes a long way. I mix it with distilled water for the reason previously mentioned in this thread. The diluted solution needs to be heated. An cheap crock pot works well. This procedure will clean the outside, inside and primer pocket in a few minutes. If you want very shiny brass you can follow-up with tumbling in walnut shell with Iosso case polish for an hour or two.
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Birchwood Casey brass case cleaner works like a charm. Try it and you'll be a believer. Here's a tip. Mix up the working solution in a clear plastic of glass container. Drop in the dirty brass, put the container outside in full sun and come back in an hour or so. The sun wull heat up the mix, (like sun tea). The hot mix and sun heating the brass REALLY cleans the metal. No tumbling needed afterward. The mix can be reused many times. Just pop the container back into the sun.