Aftermarket chain cleaner

[Charlesbusa]

We all know the Busa's manual says to use Kerosene, but I was reading the back of my new ek 530zzz's box and it says to use;
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Use a biodegradeable degreaser with a soft bristle brush or clean cloth for removing dirt.  Use kerosene IF necessary, let dry and lubricate immediately within 10 minutes.[/quote]


So anyone know of any examples of a biodegradeable degreaser??  

I've been using wd-40 for years and get excellent life out of my chains, I'm just curious what a biodegradeable degreaser is

 

[Wag]

Simple green. Use it all the time!

--Wag--

 

[Don Hardcastle]

+1 Simple Green

Don

 

[Over_Easy]

Been using Kerosene and works very well on removing chain grease. Not too mention a 5 gallon drum will last you a lifetime.

 

[Charlesbusa]

How simple

 

[rc51ny]

I use to use WD-40, but started using diesel fuel. My brother owns a large farm so the fuel is easy to get. It is basically the same as kerosene. Works great--if you can stand the smell!!!!!

 

[bowwow]

5 gallons of kerosene!??!!! Have you seen the price of fuel lately? JK.LOL.