B'laster 128-PWS Industrial Strength Parts Washer Solvent

I’ve had about 20 gallons of this stuff in my parts washer for almost a year now and it’s still working well. Certainly doesn’t dry clean without residue- you still need to degrease with mineral spirits or wax/grease remover prior to painting- but it cuts through grease well with a surprisingly low odor. Waaaaaaayyyy better than the water based junk I was using before. It will work just fine on engine grease and caked up parts as well as delicate parts like carbs and valve assemblies. The sediment filters out and settles out pretty quickly too so you don’t end up with the cleaner looking like coffee after running lots of parts through it. Hasn’t damaged any aluminum parts either. I’m pleased with this product.

Like the end result, works quick to remove oil build up and and sludge

Works pretty well but very costly

I just setup a small benchtop parts washer. While quite expensive compared to other options, it works really well. There is very little solvent odor even when using the washer. The solvent seems as effective as far more volatile solvents I've used in the past. For performance and use, it's a 5-Star product. I'll reserve 1-star only for price.

No dislike, just glad it was available through the new vendor. This item is only available at Grainger, but with $16 shipping, not available at your normal stores-advanced auto, auto zone, tractor supply, or ace hardware. Yea! Only item I am aware of that can be used on metal and plastic.

This smells like deoderized mineral spirits (deoderized; why do they call it that. It still smells, hate to smell the full oder) but works 100x better than regular mineral spirits you buy from homedepot or lowes, it cuts through dirt and grease like carb cleaner, it preps your rusty metal for paint. I was skepitical at first but use this more than other mineral spirits, laquer thinner, etc. Simply awesome. So it took 1month more than normal to receive, but worth the wait.

Absolutely worthless as a cleaner solvent. Using it to try and clean carburetors for snowblowers and it does basically nothing to remove old gummed up deposits. I mean it does not remove ANYTHING that is noticeable. The previous generation of gunk cleaner worked perfect but this stuff is garbage as a solvent cleaner.

Works for me