wvo scum
April 5, 2006 - 5:31am
I have a barrel of wvo that seems to be fermenting or something like that. It is in the sun and during the day gets a bubbly scum on top. I have yet to filter this. Will this hurt the end product. thanks Gary
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gary
April 5, 2006 - 3:13pm
#2
gpeterson44402
i think you struck bad oil... i would get rid of it
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April 5, 2006 - 3:26pm
#3
Hey One Tank,
The Boston, MA Veggy Peeps were asking bout you!! Seems your a legend in the veggy cruizin realm!!
Kee Pawn Gree Zin
BB
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WHAZ UP hey all out there -nice to see some folks that aren't afraid to go against the grain and think for themselves and not just do as the masses!!!!!!!!!!!
Idea frm 1 tnk Fla MER- C DIS---http://www.metroups.com/article
http://www.gti.net/greasca
April 5, 2006 - 5:26pm
#4
Yeh it was from their barrels, They won't leave it in the cubies because of the health board checks. I havn't done anything to it yet. One guy told me to filter and drain off the water and put in some baking soda to stop the fementation. Do you think that would work. This is my only source of wvo. Thanks
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gary
April 5, 2006 - 7:37pm
#5
Hey GP--
I think ya have to ask Forrest who uses a buttload of veg cawz I'm sort of spoiled - get the oil poured back in the cubies with minimal spooge!!
I guess try filtering it and see if it looks clear.. @ 50 deg F
If not I would be a littel paranoid of runnin it.
BB
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WHAZ UP hey all out there -nice to see some folks that aren't afraid to go against the grain and think for themselves and not just do as the masses!!!!!!!!!!!
Idea frm 1 tnk Fla MER- C DIS---http://www.metroups.com/article
http://www.gti.net/greasca
April 6, 2006 - 7:56am
#6
To rehab the amount you have, go to a boat store, or order online from West Marine, a bottle of ValveTek biocide antimicrobial, about $15.00. It doesn't take much and works in 3 to 4 hours to kill bacteria. Then you can filter your oil and use it okay.
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Karen in Atlanta
a/k/a PeachGrease
1982 MB 240D (Vanessa)
Self-designed system for
Southern Climates
April 6, 2006 - 10:20am
#7
Karen, thanks for the info. Living in Fl. I shouldn't have a problem finding biocide. I will try it. Gary
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gary
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Hey GP,
Was the oil from a grease bin or poured from the cubies??
test for water.. Try pumping from the middle -- Then let it settle.. If it smells nasty then chuck it . Its not worth the bother.. Any oil that smells nasty is usually crappy oil!1
BB
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WHAZ UP hey all out there -nice to see some folks that aren't afraid to go against the grain and think for themselves and not just do as the masses!!!!!!!!!!!
Idea frm 1 tnk Fla MER- C DIS---http://www.metroups.com/article
http://www.gti.net/greasca