cleaning tokens
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Keith Baker
Keith Baker
There was a post about a month ago with some different suggestions on this subject.
I've used a small rock polisher from Harbor Freight, but this is slow, maybe 150 tokens in a batch running overnight. Also the belt breaks often.
A contractor friend of mine has his own paint mixer like you see used in paint stores and I tried it recently. A gallon paint can half full is probably about 400 to 500 tokens. I fill the can the rest of the way with hot, soapy water and agitate it for about 10 minutes. It works well. It's going to be a lot easier for me and all I have to do is buy a friend lunch.
If I ever run across one of these machines priced right, I'll probably buy it.
I've used a small rock polisher from Harbor Freight, but this is slow, maybe 150 tokens in a batch running overnight. Also the belt breaks often.
A contractor friend of mine has his own paint mixer like you see used in paint stores and I tried it recently. A gallon paint can half full is probably about 400 to 500 tokens. I fill the can the rest of the way with hot, soapy water and agitate it for about 10 minutes. It works well. It's going to be a lot easier for me and all I have to do is buy a friend lunch.
If I ever run across one of these machines priced right, I'll probably buy it.
pitzerwm
Active member
Just look at the bottom of the page for related post.
