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Electrolysis question

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other Sam

05-31-2006 04:27:19




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Tried the system. Works great on small parts. To use for large parts could I use a stainless steel tank for the container and charge it with one wire and the other wire on the parts and hang so they don't touch the tank? Thinking an old milk tank.




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Led

05-31-2006 21:33:21




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 Re: Electrolysis question in reply to other Sam, 05-31-2006 04:27:19  
Try kids hard plastic pool!
HTH

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Philmar Farms

05-31-2006 16:15:38




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 Re: Electrolysis question in reply to other Sam, 05-31-2006 04:27:19  
The instructions I have read warn against using stainless steel because it turns the sludge into toxic waste. Probably the chrome and other metals in the alloy.



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bjb in NE

05-31-2006 05:14:10




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 Re: Electrolysis question in reply to other Sam, 05-31-2006 04:27:19  
The only problem using the tank is that it will begin to rapidly corrode to nothing. Also don't create a large tank inside a building. Another product of electrolysis it Hydrogen and Oxygen gas.



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Xragman

05-31-2006 07:05:47




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 Re: Electrolysis question in reply to bjb in NE, 05-31-2006 05:14:10  
Many years ago when I first heard of this the first rule on the list was DO NOT do this indoors.



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TimWafer

05-31-2006 06:00:17




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 Re: Electrolysis question in reply to bjb in NE, 05-31-2006 05:14:10  
I learned about the gas the hard way. I had a bucket of it �cooking � in the barn for a few days. Opened the door and unhooked the battery charger and it sparked. It made a hell of a flash! Didn�t do any damage but was enough to wake me up. Now I only do it outside so be careful.
Tim



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