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Offline FAT-TOY

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Dishwasher for parts
« on: May 02, 2011, 11:20:36 am »
 This has most likely been discussed before but....
   Does anyone have a dishwasher in their workshop for cleaning parts.
   Do the parts especially aluminium discolour after using the dishwasher.
   If they do is it the detergent used, or is it the heat of the water.
   If it is the heat, and it can be turned down will this make it much less affective as a cleaner.
   Do you add degreaser to the machine like in a parts washer or spray them, let them soak and use the washer to do the final cleanup.
 I have been offered a dishwasher but have to weigh up if the value of it overrides the hassle of finding a spot for it and plumbing it in.
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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #1 on: May 02, 2011, 11:55:15 am »
dont bother. my dishwasher cant even get the shit off the plates and classes half the time..........

Deal direct etc do thos little tanks for like $49 with the pump etc in them, fully transpotable and sit on a desk.  I take mine inside and sit by the couch, there the go fit big stuff to, perfect for engine rinses before rebuids.
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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #2 on: May 02, 2011, 11:56:47 am »
i know someone who came home drunk  ,and used petrol in there washing machine to wash there greasy overalls .blew the back half off the house up nearly killed his family , :o

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« Reply #3 on: May 02, 2011, 12:04:01 pm »
i know someone who came home drunk  ,and used petrol in there washing machine to wash there greasy overalls .blew the back half off the house up nearly killed his family , :o

 :D  at least he attempted to do the washing  :D 
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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #4 on: May 02, 2011, 02:23:51 pm »
i know someone who came home drunk  ,and used petrol in there washing machine to wash there greasy overalls .blew the back half off the house up nearly killed his family , :o

 :D  at least he attempted to do the washing  :D 
cheers A

Wow, we men have feelings you know A :D

Today I have done 5.6 k's in kayak.
Done the washing and pegged it.
Done the dishes by hand.
20 K's on a pushy
and thats just for starters.

So what is it you have done for the girls team today A? ;D
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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #5 on: May 02, 2011, 03:08:14 pm »
dont bother. my dishwasher cant even get the shit off the plates and classes half the time..........

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Our dishwasher near destroys our stuff.  I have a 30 year old vegie juicer that was badly stained and yellowed.  Two washes and it looks like new. Strips the coatings of wooden frypan handles.  But it could also be the detergent we use, I reckon it might be a bit caustic.

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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #6 on: May 02, 2011, 04:07:38 pm »
like paul said try petrol  :P

Gee's mick id like to have your job, i cant even find time to get out the car.................
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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #7 on: May 02, 2011, 04:20:03 pm »
i know someone who came home drunk  ,and used petrol in there washing machine to wash there greasy overalls .blew the back half off the house up nearly killed his family , :o
:D  at least he attempted to do the washing  :D 
cheers A
Wow, we men have feelings you know A :D
Today I have done 5.6 k's in kayak.
Done the washing and pegged it.
Done the dishes by hand.
20 K's on a pushy
and thats just for starters.
So what is it you have done for the girls team today A? ;D

ahh !! but this is not how I was percieving it all.....  ;D  ;)
Picture this :
"Honey I've put a load of washing on" KABOOF there goes the back half of the house   :D  :D  my morning crackup, can always rely on ozvmx  :D  ;)
Yer probably a weird scense of humour....
Anyway back to dishwashers.......
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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #8 on: May 02, 2011, 08:09:55 pm »
I don't use a dishwasher (my garage is full). I have heard of others who use them. Any blacken is the alkaline of the dishwashing powder. Either don't use it, use detergent, or thoroughly rinse and dry.

I think it is mainly the heat of the water and the spay action that does the work. The alkaline powder helps break down the oils etc. Soak in de-greaser before washing and the action will break away the grime and the detergent holds it in suspension (in the water).

I have a old dishwasher if someone wants a garage dishwasher (save undue trouble with the trouble and strife -  ya gotta treasure and protect ya 'good behaviour credits for CD8 et al ;D).

Let us know how it goes. 

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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #9 on: May 12, 2011, 12:57:27 am »
Today I have done 5.6 k's in kayak.
Done the washing and pegged it.
Done the dishes by hand.
20 K's on a pushy
and thats just for starters.


Poor bastard, you should find yourself a wife.

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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #10 on: May 12, 2011, 03:53:23 am »
Is it really that hard to wash parts in kero tub? ???

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Re: Dishwasher for parts
« Reply #11 on: May 12, 2011, 12:44:38 pm »
Today I have done 5.6 k's in kayak.
Done the washing and pegged it.
Done the dishes by hand.
20 K's on a pushy
and thats just for starters.


Poor bastard, you should find yourself a wife.

Damm, that's nice of you to offer sweetheart :-*

But I fear you would be unable to meet my demanding high standards ;)
"light weight, and it works great"  :)