burco mini washer
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burco mini washer
ok whilst looking for another catering boiler i came across a
burco mini washing machine summat like this,would this be ideal
just disconnect the washer part also they be no need to disconnect the
thermostat,should be ok for maitainin constant temp
whats your thoughts??
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-moto ... 1013249136
burco mini washing machine summat like this,would this be ideal
just disconnect the washer part also they be no need to disconnect the
thermostat,should be ok for maitainin constant temp
whats your thoughts??
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-moto ... 1013249136
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Magnu420 - Senior Distiller

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Re: burco mini washer
Magnu420 wrote:ok whilst looking for another catering boiler i came across a
burco mini washing machine summat like this,would this be ideal
just disconnect the washer part also they be no need to disconnect the
thermostat,should be ok for maitainin constant temp
whats your thoughts??
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Things to consider,
1) I may be wrong but, I believe that this has an Aluminium Lid and they are not very strong. You may want to / need to reinforce it or replace it with some stainless steel ( tray or such like from the charity / pound shop )
2) When you say disconect the "washer part" are you going to remove them? if not you will need to know what they are made of.
3) As this is a washing machine and not a tea urn, the thermostat may not allow boiling and, if so, will need to be bypassed / disconnected / removed. If it does allow boiling then it should be set as mat maximum and a power controller used to controll the rate of boil, holding a constant temperature with a thermostat does no good.
All of these are relativly simple to do and I would think that they should only take a couple of hours. It may be worth contacting the seller to see if it does actualy boil water rather than just heat it, and to find out the wattage of the element.
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Re: burco mini washer
Read the first message here and think about how you are going to clean it:
http://www.artisan-distiller.net/phpBB3 ... f=4&t=4581
Some old soap in the clothes wash is not bad, but some old soap in your wash for distilling?
Chuck
http://www.artisan-distiller.net/phpBB3 ... f=4&t=4581
Some old soap in the clothes wash is not bad, but some old soap in your wash for distilling?
Chuck
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chill - Master Distiller

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Re: burco mini washer
+1 chill
good point,for which it seemed to bypass me at the time
yeah soap and spirit ewwww,yeah il think il scrap the idea with
one of these,il just keep lookin for a catering boiler
i must admit it be a clean spirit lol
good point,for which it seemed to bypass me at the time
yeah soap and spirit ewwww,yeah il think il scrap the idea with
one of these,il just keep lookin for a catering boiler
i must admit it be a clean spirit lol
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Magnu420 - Senior Distiller

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Re: burco mini washer
Probably leave your insides clean too! 

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