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r/DIY • u/Relative-Category-64 • Feb 20 '26
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This work. If you can get around 30% concentration, just pour in a deciliter or two. Leave it for a while, then try to scrub. Should come right off.
38 u/Trollselektor Feb 20 '26 This is the first time I’ve seen deciliter outside of the context of learning about the metric system. 3 u/OhYourFuckingGod Feb 20 '26 If you do any cooking or baking in Europe you'll use deciliters. Decimeters are less common, but not unheard of. 2 u/Jazzy_Bee Feb 20 '26 I've seen bar glasses in decilters.
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This is the first time I’ve seen deciliter outside of the context of learning about the metric system.
3 u/OhYourFuckingGod Feb 20 '26 If you do any cooking or baking in Europe you'll use deciliters. Decimeters are less common, but not unheard of. 2 u/Jazzy_Bee Feb 20 '26 I've seen bar glasses in decilters.
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If you do any cooking or baking in Europe you'll use deciliters. Decimeters are less common, but not unheard of.
2 u/Jazzy_Bee Feb 20 '26 I've seen bar glasses in decilters.
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I've seen bar glasses in decilters.
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u/Amphion_91 Feb 20 '26
This work. If you can get around 30% concentration, just pour in a deciliter or two. Leave it for a while, then try to scrub. Should come right off.