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Ok cool thx Robianco and Poppy2612, I will try that experiment with what I can find in this bloody country. To Criosphynx after I posted this question I tried to clean the tires. I put them in a bucket of hot water n some soap let it sit over night. next day I took them out to dry with a hairdryer and with a pencil I was able to separate most of them. then I took the rim n put in hot water again with soap n the tires I put outside in the sun to dry more . This sort of work I was able to clean the rims not sticky but the tires however are still a bit sticky but not hard like a rock like before . The heat from the hair dryer made the tires soft so that they could be free from the rim . However I did break the rubber maybe 10 or more tires out of 60 so its not bad . I'm mostly focus on star wars and the creator buildings.

Hello Everyone, I have a Problem that I hope someone can help me. First let me say that I live in Indonesia and have collected legos since I was 3 - 5 years old, now I'm 23 and still enjoying to play with them but I have encountered a few problems. 1. oily , Greasy tires, I don't know if anyone else has this problem but my small lego tires have harden and are sticky as if they have been rolled in sugar then let to dry . I have tried to wash them in hot water with soap and I let them sit in the water over night. if anyone can recommend a different solution , great . 2. yellowed white bricks, I'm sure many of you know this, yellowed white bricks I have heard to use peroxide but my problem is I live in Indonesia and peroxide is only available in 100% not 3% or .99%. so I dont know the mixing levels with water and peroxide . if some can tell me how much peroxide for 1 liter or 2 , cause I've got thousands of white pieces all affected . 3. also with the white pieces can I do colors like light grey and blue ? thx I hope someone can help me