Cleaning IceCap CO2 Scrubber

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So I did a really stupid thing. I was cleaning the media out of my IceCap CO2 scrubber, and since it's design makes it really hard to clean, I grabbed some canned air to help the process. Next thing I know I get the smell of propellant and mistakes were made! So now I had a CO2 scrubber that's really hard to get into to clean that also smells of propellant! I rinsed it in RO a couple times and now it's been sitting for months because I'm paranoid about using it if it's contaminated. Suggestions?

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Just to clarify, the opening in the top is really small and it has a perforated platform toward the bottom which is fixed. There is a sponge on top of the platform which can be removed.
 

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I can’t answer the specific question, but I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some help
 

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