so would the METABO make sense to strip the vernish oof of the one by two rather than heat gun and scapaer?
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This is simply a battier operated hand held scrubber, not very powerful but more than your hand alone. I would try it.
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The short answer would be to ask the manufacture. Though I suspect that they will say "no." After their use most field expedient medical items are disposed of. Could you refill the plunger? Probably, but I wouldn't, the design doesn't lend to reuse (if it did, the manufacture would indicate it). There are too many negatives trying to reuse a medical product, which was designed as a one-shot deal.
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Sure. That's what the white plate is for. I recommend using something you can later wipe out -:)
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Just guessing it would work. In my experience goo-gone or Goof-off works at least as well and is cheaper.
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Unless you're penny pinching, i can't see a reason for using "substandard ghee. Yes, heat will kill enzymes, but you're still consuming a superior product.
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I know the 1st generation ones did great. This is a 2nd generation and it is a one piece model. I would say maybe.... It scrapes but not as well as the older one but better Than nothing. A regular spatula works just as well too though.
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#1, why? It would need to be the consistency of runny pudding. Also bondo would be really hard to clean up the equipment. Would not recommend!
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Lorim: I have what they call in the stone trade an "Ogee with an apron," which is similar to a bull nose. I have no problems using my scrap trap. I usually move my cutting board slightly over the edge of the counter and I can just scrape garbage right into my scrap trap. I have also just scraped the garbage without moving the cutting board and it works. For the price it's worth a try and I think you will absolutely love it.
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I think you are wanting to seperate the liquid from the worms etc. and yes the 100 micron should do the trick quite well. You may even be able to do 200 or 300 I would think.
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I'm gonna bet not. think of it as being more of an effective "smasher into bits" as opposed to "scissor slicing into bits." I tried to run some very dry desert palm tree fronds though it and all it did was make masses of fibrous strings that clumped up and clogged the shredder.
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No. It maxes the unit out with one framing gun. Would not recommend to purge a system
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Yes, I would think that it would remove the old grease from a stove and refrigerator fairly easy when damp. You also would not have to scrub like you do with a brillo, pad. The brillo pad would also most likely scratch the surface and I don't think that would happen with the erasers. They do not require a great deal of scrubbing being fairly easy to use for so many jobs.
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Barbara, you wouldn't want to do this in any case -it would alter the heat sensitivity of the probes (rendering their readings inaccurate.) The "don'ts" are few and pretty simple: Don't use the wire over the direct open flame, don't get 'em wet, and when you take the probe out of the meat you need to grasp the probe, not tug it out by the wire. Hope this helps.
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Not easily. It is a soldering iron with a blade tip so it would mean really slow melting progress.
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No problem with scraper. It must be used as directed (45 degree angle) and cleaned after each use.
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No, the best way is to apply it to strips of cardboard then you just throw away the board and the bugs. Then repeat as needed.