Whobuddy Wants It? We are an entrepreneurial family that is documenting our growth to show our daughters how we grew our business and also show that anyone with the willingness to learn and hustle can grow a business. I started this business on curb alerts and scrapping. From there we started reselling online and I’ve since turned that business over to the wife and now I’m focusing on real estate and other side hustles. If it makes a dollar I’m interested and willing to show others the work it takes to make it.
Did you even read the instructions to your ultrasonic cleaner? Parts should never touch the bottom of the tank. This will drastically suppress the creation of vapor bubbles that do the cleaning.
Great video, I think if you run a 3rd test with heated evaporust solution instead of the ultrasonic cleaner your result would be pretty simular, remember chemistry 101 for every ten degrees Celsius increase your chemical reaction will increase by 100%. The one thing about the ultrasonic cleaner is that it will move the reactant material away from the iron object making it work better. When you use evaporust without an ultrasonic cleaner you must remove the reactant material with a steel brush to make it work faster.
This cheaper but takes longer De-rust 100ml dist water 5gm EDTA citric acid to buffer to 6.5 Buncha drops of soap It did loosen some set screws that I'd thought I was going to need to drill. I think the soak with or without, ultrasonic, would do best in joints and threads. I used the homemade stuff in the ultrasonic. I'd only expect the VapoRust to work better.
Try Suspending heavy items from a frame NOT FIXED TO THE UNIT so there is no contact with the sides or bottom of the cleaner or tank, contact with the tank supresses the ultrasonics and eventually destroy the unit, Heating helps heaps, You can even use Gasoline or many solvent's but be warned NEVER exceed !#"60centigrade"#! best to keep it around 50-55c or below the flash point of the solvents in a well ventilated area out side in the open is best,and stay away from fumes some could be extremely unhealthy, I NEVER use the baskets small items go in to plastic Peanut butter jars with degreser or what ever and just float the jars 90% submerged in plain water in the tank works fine and saves lots of otherwise wasted cleaning solvents. There re plenty of other tips doos and dont's on line, Cant wait for Laser cleaners to get a lot cheaper totally unbeatable for cleaning. Best Regard's
Not keen on the idea of petrol with the potential for tiny sparks inside, under the tank or in the switches, big boom and serious burns territory. I use white (clear) vinegar in small plastic yoghurt pots stood in water in the tank to clean carburettor jets etc. White so you can see the muck coming off.
Be careful, I have a container on the coast And put coating on the roof,salt water got between the coating and roof panel.. going to put a roof a foot above my roof to fix leaks and stop the heat ,do to the air flow between the 2 roofs.
Seems like it works, and cheaper than renting a panel lift 👍 not sure if you're planning on finishing it any, but if so it's best to stagger the end lengths so you don't have an 8'+ long butt joint; it will definitely crack.
This is what you can refer to as a worthless video...Here's a guy that didn't apply or prep for the spray foam, critiquing it...That's like a woman that never played football critiquing the play call.....Kinda reminds me of the home shows where the host scurries about with a tool belt on but never pulls out the hammer....Just my opinion
We just bought a new construction home. The amount of shoddy work, lack of communication, and actual ghosting from companies (some under warrantee!) have baffled and aggravated me. This cannot be the new normal for business.
If you have a cordless drill, put it on slow speed and chuck the small screwdriver in it. Then screw away. Hopefully your drill has a slow speed. Could use a corded drill, but more work and awkward.
Cool beans 🙃 I have the same cleaner you have there & I have never used it. Harbor Freight has a bigger one, just a little bigger but nicer you have inspired me to try mine one of these days
There are two metal salvage yards near me here in Texas that I buy from for Ebay flipping. These are smaller yards that folks from the community scrap metal at. I’ve found some outstanding antiques, tools, and car parts that I’ve refurbished and resold. It’s mind blowing what some folks will trash. Good channel, thanks for content.
