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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by hr31hr, Feb 10, 2012.

  1. hr31hr
    Joined: Nov 30, 2006
    Posts: 221

    hr31hr
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    from PA

    I honestly lost track. Probably over two hours. The juce was undiluted as well.
     
  2. hr31hr
    Joined: Nov 30, 2006
    Posts: 221

    hr31hr
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    from PA

    No it just has low and high. I had it on high. The liquid gives off steam when you open the lid but the liquid does not boil.
     
  3. Bigcheese327
    Joined: Sep 16, 2001
    Posts: 6,694

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    I've had decent luck cleaning sixty years worth of interior paint off old bedroom door hinges in a crockpot using soapy water. Not sure why I never thought to try it with car parts!!

    -Dave
     
  4. outlaw256
    Joined: Jun 26, 2008
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    well dont use vinegar in the house! my wife cleaned a coffee pot with thaT crap and i slept in the shop for 2 days.that stuff stinks to high heaven!! even the dog didnt want to go in and he constantly sniffs his ass!!lol
     
  5. Molonewolf
    Joined: Jan 22, 2012
    Posts: 195

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    Another one to try, thanks for sharing this one.
     
  6. 36tbird
    Joined: Feb 1, 2005
    Posts: 1,143

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    Not sure if this would work or if it is even worth worrying about a "shop crock", but when my wife cooks with her crock pot, she uses plastic bags that fit inside and hold all the veggies and meat. I think these bags are made to fit the pots and this purpose. It makes clean up of the pot very easy.
     
  7. chopt top kid
    Joined: Oct 13, 2009
    Posts: 959

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    You might try one of those big electric turkey roasters??? They look like a big crock pot. They'll hold a 25 lb. turkey but I never tried to roast a tranny...
     
  8. CutawayAl
    Joined: Aug 3, 2009
    Posts: 2,144

    CutawayAl
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    from MI

    Simple Green is claimed to be bio-degradable and to leave no residue. That being the case, maybe the pan would still be ok for food?
     
  9. whoareyou
    Joined: Aug 15, 2010
    Posts: 9

    whoareyou
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    It's not the Simple Green I would worry about, it's what came off the parts your cleaning.
     
  10. junk
    Joined: Mar 15, 2008
    Posts: 200

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    I've used Purex Laundry soap to clean up painted & greasy steel parts in the crockpot. Works great! Never tried any aluminum. My next plan is to get like an 18qt roaster to start cooking parts in. That would be the ticket. Or take an old steel barrel and put a couple hot water tank heaters in it!! Should be able to rig up temp control on those.
     
  11. Maladjusted
    Joined: Sep 9, 2010
    Posts: 56

    Maladjusted
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    A friend of mine uses antifreeze in the crockpot to clean parts. I have not tried it yet, but he swears by it.
     

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