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#11
April 27th 04, 12:45 PM
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Piotr Makley wrote:
I am in the UK and was wondering if there was any merit in cleaning the brass pins of my three-pin mains plugs. In many cases the pins look tarnished and I must have had some of these plugs for 10 or 20 years. The plugs all seem to work well and they do not heat up. But I thought it would be good practise to sandpaper the pins so they were shiny. Am I wasting my time? Is this for real???? 
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