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Removing rust with electricity

By cottonm4

5 years ago


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    #9 5 years ago
     
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    CraigC

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    what about electrified pancakes?

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    Quoted from cottonm4:

    I'm having good luck with using the molasses. It is an even better deal now that I can get it at Cabela's. You can buy a whole gallon of the shit for $8.00. You can make up 12 to 15 gallons of a rich mix for $8.00. Or you can stretch it out and get maybe 30 gallons. Cheaper than Evaporust at #20.00 per gallon. And molasses is non-toxic. They tell me Evaporust is bio-degradable and non-toxic. Maybe so. Maybe the advertising can be believed. Then again, if you are a student of history, maybe not.
    I can pour molasses on my pancakes in the morning. Tastes good. As far as Evaporust on pancakes....you first.

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