nice info mr daveb thanks!
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostNo sugar and you might get away with it once it's dried out. Sugar in there and it will be buggered.
On a scale of kit killers it goes roughly, least worst to worst :
Water
Tea
Coffee
Tea/Coffee with sugar
Diet Softdrinks
Full fat soft drinks.
The last is pretty much a guarenteed kill. Whatever the actual liquid doesn't kill will end up coated in sugar and other gunk as it dries
Worse one in my experience is "Hot Chocolate"...
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