Hi Dave,
Where I live in the States, it's costly to dispose of the used solvents, so
I've simply gome with the Safety-Kleen service. You can put the service on
a simple "On demand" way and just call them when it gets too dirty to be
useable. It will be with therir drum so you get to use your own as a waste
barrel. They will also keep you supplied with wash brushes, hoses, spill
pads and other goodies for no charge! They use Stoddard solvent. They
recycle it.
Best, Paul A
----- Original Message -----
From "Dave Hiley" <spridget at shaw.ca>
To: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2005 9:04 AM
Subject: A "New" Parts Washer
> Greetings....
> A month or two ago there was a thread about the best kind of cleaner to
use
> in a parts washer. At the time I didn't own one so I read the postings
and
> deleted them. Last night my son was given a "new" 1980s vintage parts
> washer. It was still in its original box and the newspaper on the inside
> around some of the pieces was from 1980 with articles about the eruption
of
> Mt. St. Helens. I have always used varsol to clean parts but I remember
> there was some talk about a product from Safety Kleen etc. Rather that
> re-hash this on the list (unless you think its worth another round) please
> send any suggestions and/or recommendations to me off-list.
> Thanks much.
> Dave
>
> 72 Midget
> Calgary, Alberta
>
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