Vince Pitelka on thu 22 mar 07
Keba wrote:
> After searching the archives and finding lots of interesting information
> on
> vinegar, but nothing to answer my question, I would like to ask: can you
> use too much cider vinegar? Whether in throwing water, or in the bucket
> of
> "stinky" scrap clay waiting to be reclaimed...how much is too much? If I
> use a capful in my throwing water, will all those capfuls add up to
> vinegar
> overload in the scap bucket, or am I making way too much of all this?!?
Keba -
Yes. you're making too much out of this. It's a good question, but a capful
here and a capful there is going to do no harm at all. A capful here and a
capful there is all it takes to make sure that the clay and slurry are
flocculated, and to make the throwing water kinder to your skin.
- Vince
Vince Pitelka
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Smithville TN 37166, 615/597-6801 x111
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Keba M Hitzeman on thu 22 mar 07
After searching the archives and finding lots of interesting information on
vinegar, but nothing to answer my question, I would like to ask: can you
use too much cider vinegar? Whether in throwing water, or in the bucket of
"stinky" scrap clay waiting to be reclaimed...how much is too much? If I
use a capful in my throwing water, will all those capfuls add up to vinegar
overload in the scap bucket, or am I making way too much of all this?!?
Keba
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kmhitzeman@hitzeman.com
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