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[rws591]

Would it be bad to soak polystone in water.

 

[sceic2]

Would it be bad to soak polystone in water.

And, what the heck is polystone anyway

Or, is it named after her (Pollyanna) crusty old aunt in that really weird town of grumps
Remember your 8th or 9th grade English Lit class

 

[Mrgooch]

http://www.polystone.com.cn/english/faq.htm

 

[sceic2]

http://www.polystone.com.cn/english/faq.htm

Well that was informative. Now if I want to cut meat, I can use my K&C Winter SL Tiger as a cutting board without fear of bacteria or other contamination No seriously, thanks for the link, great info.

 

[rws591]

THANKS MRGOOCH i was trying to hand scrub it off, then wet towel it off, but with you tactic i did the whole tank in what it it took me to do the bottom(not including the tracks)

 

[rws591]

Well that was informative. Now if I want to cut meat, I can use my K&C Winter SL Tiger as a cutting board without fear of bacteria or other contamination No seriously, thanks for the link, great info.

You mean you havent already been doing that

 

[Canadian Samurai]

I can't picture using polystone for a countertop like that link is advertising.... countertops are supposed to be durable but if you ever accidentally drop something heavy on it you'd run the risk of shattering a whole corner off!

 

[jazzeum]

I'd have to agree with CS. Maybe the polystone for counter tops is much more durable. Granite is the best for counter tops. Very durable.

 

[Alexdakar]

I give the K&C vehicles a light wash before I repaint them.