Frankford ArsenalInstaClean Brass Cleaning Packs with 24 Count and Resealable Bag for Convenient Reloading Transport and Storage, Compatiable with Rotary Tumbler

We tumble over 4,000 a year. Blue Dish soap and Purple grease cleanser were not living up to the hype. I do not like adding lemon-base or similar products. We had a backlog of tumbling and tried the Frankford product.I happened to notice the water was exceptionally dirty after 3/4 of my regular time for both 9's and 223. Hand-checked over half of a max load of 9's and no need to tumble further. Same for 223. I sun-dry my brass and found no residue or stickiness. You should expect brass to come fresh from the stamping new in cleanliness. Inside & primer pocket are spotless. Some routine SS peening around mouth...it does not effect sizing die or neck tension. Did all inventory of brass, many quite dirty/discolored. Very good results on even magnums. Makes spotting defects very easy.This is a very effective cleanser. Will stick with this product. Highly recommended.

I was skeptical about buying this, mostly because I’m a cheap ass but the price right now was too good to pass up so I broke down and bought a bag. I have a batch of once fired range brass that is FILTHY. I mean a dog in the mud after you just bathed it, filthy. I loaded a full batch of brass, threw a pod in, tumbled for a couple hours and I’ll be a monkey’s uncle if that brass didn’t come out shiny and beautiful. Sold on this stuff for the rest of my reloading days.

Works really well for wet tumbling. The attached pics are of range pick up brass that was pretty dirty. I've tried several products and home mixtures and have had by far the best results with this.

This is a great scope a great price. I am so satisfied that I ordered two more.

OK, todo bien según lo adquirido.

I used one of these in my wet tumbler and I feel like I have no reason to experiment with anything else. I polished up 500 .223 cases and they are pristine. Once fired primer pockets do not require scraping.

For many years I used the liquid product. It worked fine but was somewhat messy. I usually put 500-600 pieces of 9mm brass in the tumbler. Add water and drop one of these packets and they come out looking brand new. Easy peasy.

I tumble about 500 9mm casings with steel media, a few drops of dawn, and these cleaning pods. The cases come out looking beautiful. I’ve been told that this is very similar to lemishine, and it does smell a little lemony. But it still works great and it’s easy to use.