Cleaning the T500
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Cleaning the T500
I have just pulled my 500 apart to clean the saddles.
What a pain separating the copper from the saddles but got it done.
Whats the best way of cleaning??
What a pain separating the copper from the saddles but got it done.
Whats the best way of cleaning??
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Andy - Senior Distiller

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Cleaning the T500
I just boil the copper in a pan with some water and vinegar. When I ran some wash that wasn\'t dry and it was really smelly, I used some hydrogen peroxide that I use for sterilising stuff in the greenhouse on the ceramic saddles. That worked great.
I normally now just part fill the boiler after a spirit run with water, and run it without any cooling, the steam does a good job of cleaning it up. I have however replaced the spirit hose coming off the condenser with some 1/4â€
I normally now just part fill the boiler after a spirit run with water, and run it without any cooling, the steam does a good job of cleaning it up. I have however replaced the spirit hose coming off the condenser with some 1/4â€
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Capt-Cudellez - Donated to StillSmart

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Cleaning the T500
Thanks CC
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Andy - Senior Distiller

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Cleaning the T500
i use a tin of coke for the saddles and lemon juice for the copper hope this helps.
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MARBAKER - Regular

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Cleaning the T500
on my essencia still (copper scrubbers in collium) i just use a boiling citric acid solution, then drain away @ 40degrees and rinse through. but for ceramics i use coke 

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