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Quoted from PhilGreg:Not quite "EM", more like "M", but this is a nice semi-restored (mainly cleaned, evaporusted, buffed and "set on free play") peanut dispenser
I picked up one of these a few years ago at a rummage sale. Question: for the internal parts that come in contact with the food, what cleaning process do you normally use to make it safe for human consumption?
Quoted from Gundam_Pilot_:The assemblies are just cast aluminum. A simple disassembly, cleaning and reassembly should do the trick. I own a 1947 challenger peanut machine myself, and that's what I did. Those northwesterns should have built in heating elements in them. are yours all connected up?
I don't recall that it has a heater. I assume they made both versions (with and without heaters)?
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