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• Soaking Method (Best for stubborn buildup):
  • Acid Bath: Soak the stainless steel stone in 30% phosphoric acid to dissolve mineral buildup and contaminants.
  • Oxygen Cleaner: Soak the stone in a hot, oxygen-based cleaner (like PBW http://www.ssbrewtech.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018120072-Carbonation-Oxygenation-Diffusion-Stone-Care or similar) for 15 minutes.
  • Alcohol Soak: A soak in isopropyl alcohol can help improve bubble size by removing lingering oils.
• Ultrasonic Cleaning (Most effective):
  • Place the stone in an ultrasonic cleaner with a cleaning solution for 15-30 minutes to dislodge particles from deep within the pores.
• Boiling:
  • Boil the stone in water for 15 minutes to sanitize it and remove oils.

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