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kids = sticky soda residue on metal dome.......

Bless my darling little children.... how can I remove dried (almost like hardened glue) soda residue from a metal dome tweeter?? Evidently, the soda was spilled, unbeknownst to me, and dripped/drizzled through the screen and onto the tweeter, leaving several thick spots of residue. I can't hear anything wrong with the sound, but I would still like to clean it off without causing any damage to the tweeter.

Thanks.

Ben
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fotis_k
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There ar two great ways to remove dried soda. One is to use hot water, the other to use warm soda water (by soda I am refering to club soda.)
If you go the hot water route, try dabbing a rag in it and sponging.
Also try a method wich involves warming up your room as hot as it can get, and if that is not hot enough a hair drier focused at the sticky mess should make it viscous enough to aid in removal.
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