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that keeps your horn so clean in the inside? I love this oil because of this and I wanted to know what they use.

blue dye no. 4

It's PEOPLE!!!!

Smurf pee.

Whatever is in it stinks, and I've never been able to stand it long enough to get any benefits from it.

Greg wrote:I've never had blue dye collect in my valves from blue juice but I certainly prefer it to the yellow junk that comes out when I'm using Hetman's. With blue juice the valves work and nothing strange comes out the spit valves.

I have noticed the weird yellowy stuff come out of the spit valve also when I use Hetman's. (I transferred some Hetman's out of the PITA dropper bottle to a more user-friendly bottle and noticed this oil is pretty yellow to start with) Other than looking like stomach bile, it does not appear to be hurting anything.

This is the only down side, other than price and local availability, that I have noticed with Hetman's. I still use Blue Juice for my piston horns with decent valve compression.

Eric "who likes Hetman's rotary products and Classic piston oil" L.

Blue Juice is obviously made of Cookie Monster blood.

bububassboner wrote:that keeps your horn so clean in the inside? I love this oil because of this and I wanted to know what they use.

windshieldbug wrote:

bububassboner wrote:that keeps your horn so clean in the inside? I love this oil because of this and I wanted to know what they use.

Smurf Poo.............of course

Odorless Mineral Spirits. (definitely not limited to blue juice)

Mineral spirits is not a suitable replacement, if that is what you are looking for, as it has a much higher inhalation exposure poisoning risk. Odorless (while not exactly harm-free) has had most of the aromatic compounds removed.

Dude, TubeNet is great! I was wondering what the yellow liquid was on my horns. So I thought, I'll check TubeNet! Low and behold...it must be from the hetmans valve oil.

I guess I'll go back to Blue Juice?

DMOTuba wrote:Dude, TubeNet is great! I was wondering what the yellow liquid was on my horns. So I thought, I'll check TubeNet! Low and behold...it must be from the hetmans valve oil.

I guess I'll go back to Blue Juice?

You prefer blue liquid to yellow liquid?

I choose to have the best of both worlds and make green liquid.

DMOTuba wrote:Dude, TubeNet is great! I was wondering what the yellow liquid was on my horns. So I thought, I'll check TubeNet! Low and behold...it must be from the hetmans valve oil.

I guess I'll go back to Blue Juice?

What did you put in the search engine? Yellow liquid?

Sounds dangerous...

Andrew

HAHA!

Come to think of it, that is a little sketchy... Yeah, I searched yellow, and just read through a few. This Blue Juice forum ended up being on the second page I think.

bububassboner wrote:What's in Blue juice...

Dead Smurfs.

When I was using Hetmans #1 I used to get a yellow/green pastey crap collecting around valve ports. I now use Blue Juice on my piston horns and they stay clean.
I use Superslick rotary oil on my rotors 'cause I like the needle applicator.

Wonder if there's any connection between the yellow/blue gunk related to the different oils and saliva ph.

I used blue juice for awhile on my 2000. BTW I oil my horns EVERY day... sometimes more than once depending on how much I'm doing. I did find I got the blue/green gunk all over my valves if I didn't play the horn for a few days.

I switched to homebrew then to hetmans after the green incident because I decided it couldn't be good to have that buildup on the valves. I have yet to experience the yellow phenomena, although, I usually have some yellow/brownish/greenish stuff coming out of the leadpipe when I use the snake no matter what valve oil I've been using.

so... my ph = blue stuff but not yellow... anyone else with this experience?

I always figured it was kerosene with blue dye in it. Smells like kerosene, looks blue. Simple.

MA

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Refer to my posts on Page 3. I still have that bottle if anyone wants it.