What are you guys/gals using to disinfect the flipper button, start button, plunger, ect...? I feel like anything good enough to disinfect will have a negative long term outcome on cabinet art and parts that will tarnish or corrode. Also looking to remove body oils and anything sticky from the play area without doing long term damage.
Quoted from Atlgills:What are you guys/gals using to disinfect the flipper button, start button, plunger, ect...? I feel like anything good enough to disinfect will have a negative long term outcome on cabinet art and parts that will tarnish or corrode. Also looking to remove body oils and anything sticky from the play area without doing long term damage.
The same thing route operators and location owners use; nothing.
Quoted from MrBally:The same thing route operators and location owners use; nothing.
Ha, ha, the smart operators clean the outside of their equipment these days. Not really to disinfect so much but to remove food or grease from whatever place hands find a place on the game. Nobody wants to play a grimy game. Just use the same product you use to clean the glass.
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