Wow! All of a sudden I feel subliminally incline to order me some internut specs!
Wow! All of a sudden I feel subliminally incline to order me some internut specs!
Originally Posted by Johns
It will be a pleasure .................last time was just after the open heart by-pass surgery and valve replacement and I did not feel too hot.
...........and I can not move from house to house as they are rented and the old ladies would probably throw me out in no time.
oven cleaner, and for the rust spots, CLR..."calcium, lime, and rust" cleaner, then dove dish soap is really good to get off any additional oily residue... :)
I am duly impressed with the Summit and its obvious choice of team leadership for healthcare but who is qualified to deal with and head up the committee to deal with your hidden and imbedded messages ?
Have you considered the benefits to having really special reps ?
Perhaps you need someone with passion, industry experience, conviction and forward vision who believes it can be done.
Last edited by idispense; 10-15-2013 at 07:24 PM.
Who knows? Maybe this will help: (stolen from my sister-in-laws facebook)
How to clean your cookie sheets--Kitchen "Miracle" Cleaner! You put about 1/4 cup of baking soda in a small glass bowl and squirt in hydrogen peroxide until it makes a nice paste. Then you rub it on the offending dirt/stain/grease...whatever! You can usually just use your fingers...but you can also use a small sponge as well.
It's worth a try...and looks safe enough!
Johns:
The baking soda method may represent a more eco friendly approach rather than blasting harsh, caustic chemicals about the atmosphere with a pressure washer, or letting chemicals run down a driveway or cross over lawns on their way into sewers and pets or other animals.
Has anyone tried this method ? What is the correct way to dispose of the rinse residue ?
Idispense
I am curious as to how the local car wash or town would go about filtering out carburetor cleaner from our eventual drinking water ?
I am also curious as to which model of safety eyeglasses would be recommended to prevent stray droplets of pressure washer propelled carburetor cleaner from contacting the cornea ? Which model of safety glasses with facial seals can withstand several hundreds or thousands of psi of pressure washer propelled solvents ?
Last edited by idispense; 10-16-2013 at 05:06 AM.
I am so thankfull to all of you................................
I am so thankfull to all of you for all the professional advise how to clean a tint tank. It has just partially helped me to solve a problem that has occured with an overseas customer that tints photo filters for professional video and movie cameras (x-tra large sizes).
We should all be happy to have a tool available like OB on the web, where we can transmit our positive and also "snoddy" thoughts.
The safety data sheets for carburetor cleaner may be worth reading particularly as we are opticians dealing with eye health, I couldn't make the link work properly here but you can google it. Look at the 3M data sheet on the subject
To be honest, when I was in college (Fla), I had a night job inspecting, and then cleaning the fire suppression systems located in the oven hoods at the Cash and Carry, Winn Dixie, Publix, and other grocery stores. That is where I found out the awesome job EZ Off does on stainless (much fast than hitting dried grease w/4k lbs of water/steam). I also found out how caustic it could be as a chunk of grease and oven clean dripped off one of the hoods and onto my earlobe. I didn't realize it until I turned the pressure washing equipment off and wiped off my face. By that time, the oven cleaner had eaten a small corner of my lobe! It did grow back, but there is a small scar.
Safety glasses? I was 22 years old, and since nothing bad could ever happen to a 22 yr old, safety glasses never even entered the equation. (I did wear a helmet on my motorcycle though)
No worries here Mate.
I often paddle my canoe with a pancake!
Ugh! For all this - please just buy a new tint unit. Best of health Chris. 14 years with a pig's valve here (lost my taste for pork). Despite my utter disregard for my own health - still going strong. But in my small shop for tinting - I have an electric kettle, tap water and tint in mini-bins. I do it per order. Simple and economical. Mabye too slow for the big boys - but good enough for me.
Would you be interested in a paddle shaped batter mould ? My first 4 or 5 pancakes off the grill aren't suitable to eat either.
Thats more than the biker boys and girls in Maine do even today.
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