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  • processheadP processhead

    @dennyo said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

    kyle said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

    I am a PB Blaster guy myself for everything except grinder plates, that I use food grade silicone.

    Ok, I’m a dar dar, What is a PB Blaster?

    A penetrating oil for stuck and rusted metal parts.

    cf6b31bf-90c9-4892-84e0-95caaddafd96-image.png

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    processhead thanks for posting a picture Paul. I was going to go out in the garage and take a pic and post it. I’m not smart enough to grab a photo off the web. Do you use it also? I know so many people who try it and never go back to anything else. I buy it by the case at the swap meet I go to in the fall. I even found a gallon of it which is nice, I can put it into anything from a squirt bottle to a syringe for doing ‘‘delicate’’ work

    hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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    • kyleK kyle

      processhead thanks for posting a picture Paul. I was going to go out in the garage and take a pic and post it. I’m not smart enough to grab a photo off the web. Do you use it also? I know so many people who try it and never go back to anything else. I buy it by the case at the swap meet I go to in the fall. I even found a gallon of it which is nice, I can put it into anything from a squirt bottle to a syringe for doing ‘‘delicate’’ work

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      kyle I use it from time to time when I need to disassemble stuff that is frozen with corrosion or rust. Its’s good stuff, but a can last me quite a while.

      Paul

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        kyle
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        I go through it probably because I have older equipment (dozer, backhoe, tractors) and I work on old cars.

        hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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          For my own peace of mind, the wd40 and pb blaster thing is a joke. Only food grade oils/ sprays should be used on parts with food contact. Metal is porous and these protective coatings are designed to penetrate those pores and repell moisture. Simply washing the parts before using them, isn’t going to remove the harsh chemicals found in products like wd40. There would be no benefit to using them over a food grade product. Mineral oil, food grade equipment grease or food grade silicone spray is the safest bet.

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          • kyleK kyle

            @dennyo said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

            kyle said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

            I am a PB Blaster guy myself for everything except grinder plates, that I use food grade silicone.

            Ok, I’m a dar dar, What is a PB Blaster?

            PB blaster is like WD40, except it works WAY better. For squeaky doors and small stuff like that, WD works fine. But if you have stuck or rusted bolts, PB works way better. If you try it, you will never go back.

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            zbigjeff
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            kyle Agree on the blaster. It has freed up many a totally rusted components. Was introduced to it by dad about 35 years ago.

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            • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

              For my own peace of mind, the wd40 and pb blaster thing is a joke. Only food grade oils/ sprays should be used on parts with food contact. Metal is porous and these protective coatings are designed to penetrate those pores and repell moisture. Simply washing the parts before using them, isn’t going to remove the harsh chemicals found in products like wd40. There would be no benefit to using them over a food grade product. Mineral oil, food grade equipment grease or food grade silicone spray is the safest bet.

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              Deepwoodsbutcher

              Yes, just a joke.
              I have only used food-grade white mineral oil on surfaces that need rust protection/lubrication and also touch food.

              WD-40 is underrated as a cocktail mixer however. 😉

              Paul

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              • DeepwoodsbutcherD Deepwoodsbutcher

                For my own peace of mind, the wd40 and pb blaster thing is a joke. Only food grade oils/ sprays should be used on parts with food contact. Metal is porous and these protective coatings are designed to penetrate those pores and repell moisture. Simply washing the parts before using them, isn’t going to remove the harsh chemicals found in products like wd40. There would be no benefit to using them over a food grade product. Mineral oil, food grade equipment grease or food grade silicone spray is the safest bet.

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                Deepwoodsbutcher I did put in my post on knives/plates I use food grade silicone spray, but like most of us on here we wander off topic sometimes. Thanks for clarifying in your post tho just in case someone is just skimming through and take our conversation the wrong way.

                hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!

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                • processheadP processhead

                  Deepwoodsbutcher

                  Yes, just a joke.
                  I have only used food-grade white mineral oil on surfaces that need rust protection/lubrication and also touch food.

                  WD-40 is underrated as a cocktail mixer however. 😉

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                  zbigjeff
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                  #35

                  processhead I just spit out my coffee. Re: wd40 as a cocktail mixer.

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                  • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                    processhead I just spit out my coffee. Re: wd40 as a cocktail mixer.

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                    zbigjeff said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                    processhead I just spit out my coffee. Re: wd40 as a cocktail mixer.

                    I have to give our good buddy PapaSop credit for that one. 😁

                    Paul

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                    • processheadP processhead

                      zbigjeff said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                      processhead I just spit out my coffee. Re: wd40 as a cocktail mixer.

                      I have to give our good buddy PapaSop credit for that one. 😁

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                      processhead PapaSop Yep, you guys are waaaaayyyy off the rails. Keep it right there to keep our passion intact.

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                      • Denny OD Offline
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                        I know now what you are talking about , I have that in my shop. My shop and my food area for meats are separate areas that do not intermix nearly at all .
                        Ain’t gonna happen at my house.

                        Why are you mixing oils and lubricants with food that are not compatible???

                        Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                        • Denny OD Denny O

                          I know now what you are talking about , I have that in my shop. My shop and my food area for meats are separate areas that do not intermix nearly at all .
                          Ain’t gonna happen at my house.

                          Why are you mixing oils and lubricants with food that are not compatible???

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                          #39

                          @dennyo-s said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                          Why are you mixing oils and lubricants with food that are not compatible???

                          We were joking about something that none of us would dream of actually doing. 😉

                          Paul

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                            Ok, ya got me! ;<)

                            Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                            I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                            Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                            • processheadP processhead

                              Deepwoodsbutcher

                              Yes, just a joke.
                              I have only used food-grade white mineral oil on surfaces that need rust protection/lubrication and also touch food.

                              WD-40 is underrated as a cocktail mixer however. 😉

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                              calldoctoday
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                              processhead Well, they say it can be used for everything! I will not even begin to tell some of the stories I have heard along the way.

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                                processhead Well, they say it can be used for everything! I will not even begin to tell some of the stories I have heard along the way.

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                                mrobisr
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                                calldoctoday It says on the front of the can “frees everything faster” lol.

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                                • processheadP processhead

                                  @dennyo said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                  kyle said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                  I am a PB Blaster guy myself for everything except grinder plates, that I use food grade silicone.

                                  Ok, I’m a dar dar, What is a PB Blaster?

                                  A penetrating oil for stuck and rusted metal parts.

                                  cf6b31bf-90c9-4892-84e0-95caaddafd96-image.png

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                                  Denny O
                                  Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
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                                  processhead said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                  @dennyo said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                  kyle said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                  I am a PB Blaster guy myself for everything except grinder plates, that I use food grade silicone.

                                  Ok, I’m a dar dar, What is a PB Blaster?

                                  A penetrating oil for stuck and rusted metal parts.

                                  cf6b31bf-90c9-4892-84e0-95caaddafd96-image.png

                                  SO it says “It Frees Everything Faster, it is a Nut Buster and it’s Penetrating” Oh My! err um, shoot never mind wrong topic, wrong forum, sorry — I’m moving along.

                                  Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                                  I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                                  Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                                  • Denny OD Denny O

                                    processhead said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                    @dennyo said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                    kyle said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                    I am a PB Blaster guy myself for everything except grinder plates, that I use food grade silicone.

                                    Ok, I’m a dar dar, What is a PB Blaster?

                                    A penetrating oil for stuck and rusted metal parts.

                                    cf6b31bf-90c9-4892-84e0-95caaddafd96-image.png

                                    SO it says “It Frees Everything Faster, it is a Nut Buster and it’s Penetrating” Oh My! err um, shoot never mind wrong topic, wrong forum, sorry — I’m moving along.

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                                    mrobisr
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                                    @dennyo-s Thank you for the laugh, too funny!

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                                    • Denny OD Denny O

                                      processhead said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                      @dennyo said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                      kyle said in Storing grinder plates and knives:

                                      I am a PB Blaster guy myself for everything except grinder plates, that I use food grade silicone.

                                      Ok, I’m a dar dar, What is a PB Blaster?

                                      A penetrating oil for stuck and rusted metal parts.

                                      cf6b31bf-90c9-4892-84e0-95caaddafd96-image.png

                                      SO it says “It Frees Everything Faster, it is a Nut Buster and it’s Penetrating” Oh My! err um, shoot never mind wrong topic, wrong forum, sorry — I’m moving along.

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                                      zbigjeff
                                      Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
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                                      @dennyo-s Move over soft P.

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