OK, so I have to ask. Is this real, or is this a joke?

Only a complete idiot would claim a product doesn’t work without ever trying it.

I don’t know if it does work, but I have no reason to doubt those who have tried it and say it does. As far as I know, nobody who has tried it has found it doesn’t work.

What holds me back is I have concerns as to how to remove it afterwards if I do not like it. I don't want to end up needing to replace tube sockets, power receptacles etc.

You going for a ride in a car missing one front wheel? Think it might be dangerous? But, you are an idiot for never trying it first.

Your pathetic analogy is absurd and completely non pertinent to the topic … as is your presence on this forum. If you think your imagined “knowledge” trumps what I, and the other posters observe, you are delusional. 

Just go away, you irritate me … and most other posters.

Then don’t put it places it can’t be removed until you are sure.

I’d most like to use it on tube pins. However, I had a toddler pull a tube off one of my amps and stick it in his mouth. Toddlers can pull bananas and power plugs too.

Try on spades, bananas, where it is easily removed.

True for spades, false for bananas. How do you get the female cavity on the binding posts clean? 

I’ll wait for the non toxic version. Don’t get me wrong, my sound is worth more to me than the lives of my friends’ children, but I just don’t want to have to deal with the fallout afterwards.

@millercarbon

Ever heard of Q-tips? Probably not. Apparently never heard of keeping toddlers away from electronics either.

I think we got off on the wrong foot.

I do believe you tried 1260, I do believe you heard a difference, and I do generally find your comments on the topic mildly interesting. Your advice regarding my system, my personal behavior or decisions I make, not so much. 

My sincere apologies if my response to you made you think otherwise - I was merely being civil.