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How To Clean The Inside Of A Copper Worm

Offline Mkjt88

#1 Posted : Tuesday, December xi, 2022 12:31:00 PM(UTC)

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The exterior of my worm is starting to get blueish discolor on it.. I'm thinking the inside of it must have a flake on it as well.. What would I run through it to clean some of that up or rid of it? I don't want any of that to exist in contact of my alcohol leaving the condenser. Thank you.

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    #ii Posted : Wed, December 12, 2022 4:54:57 AM(UTC)

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    plug up the lesser and fill with 50/l water and vinegar, let soak overnight, rinse well.

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      #3 Posted : Thursday, December xiii, 2022 ten:39:19 AM(UTC)

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      Volition do give thanks y'all.

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        #4 Posted : Thursday, March 28, 2022 10:forty:30 AM(UTC)

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        I just cleaned my worm with the method that ShovelHead suggested. I permit it soak overnight then permit information technology drain into a bucket.

        The liquid was light blue in colour. I plugged it support and poured in another 50-50 solution. I let that sit down overnight and then drained it. It was all clear.

        Question: Is the blue the sulfides that the copper "gets rid of" from the distillate?

        Question: Practice we need to do this procedure to the copper every so frequently? If so, how often?

        Cheers!

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          #five Posted : Friday, March 29, 2022 3:22:01 AM(UTC)

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          The blue stuff is Copper sulfate and it'due south a poison. On my copper pot still column and my BH condenser extension I launder thoroughly subsequently a run with lather and water and will rinse in a dish tub of 50/fifty vinegar and water. Then rinse with h2o and dry the parts with a estrus gun.
          I only had that problem once, that was before I started doing the above. If you store your copper parts where condensation can occur be certain to check them out before useing. It would exist a real shame to poison loved ones, friends, or yourself.

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