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Taking my minis out of storage and was wondering what is a good way of washing them off a bit. So as to not harm them or the paint etc? Thanks! 
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I would imagine warm soapy water with a mild soap like dish soap wouldn't be to bad as long as the water is just warm and not too hot.
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ive found just warm water is fine, no soap necessary. However you dont want the water too hot. It /will/ warp your minis, by making them very... bendy. heh heh. ive noticed its worse on later set figures as well Clone Wars to Masters specifically due to them being made cheaper
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I use a 2000 psi pressure washer. Put the mini on the ground, aim, pull the trigger, and watch the mini fly 20 yards away. Gets 'em clean, if you don't mind chasing your mini across the back yard. 
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Canned air, dude
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adamb0nd wrote:Canned air, dude have you even tried the pressure washer!?? 
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Im using barely room temp water and non concentrated dial (like barely a drop per 2 gallons or more of water.) so far it has worked VERY well. again, the water is like 80 degrees F at best (which is cool to the touch for you and I). 
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