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A few yrs ago i went through the washing process, each time i would drain the Glyc. try washing as gentle as i could at first, then agitate a little after a couple of washes, but i ALWAYS ended up with about 20% of the batch that would remain in a creamy mess, sometimes worse.
So i gave washing away
This time after making another batch, I had a rethink about washing. I had drained the Glyc. and my son rolled up looking for some fuel. I said "AH its a bit fresh, it really needs a few more days for ALL the Glyc to finish settling"
It was then that i realised that over time i had found most of the Glyc would drop out in a matter of hrs, but i would always get another 500ml the next day and another 50ml for another few days after that.
I think my residual Glyc was the cause of my problems [ processor has spherical bottom and last bit prob. doesnt drain well]
Now i have found that as long as i wait patiently for several days and drain ALL the Glyc out I can wash away with no emulsion at all.
Sometimes one just misses the obvious.
So i gave washing away
This time after making another batch, I had a rethink about washing. I had drained the Glyc. and my son rolled up looking for some fuel. I said "AH its a bit fresh, it really needs a few more days for ALL the Glyc to finish settling"
It was then that i realised that over time i had found most of the Glyc would drop out in a matter of hrs, but i would always get another 500ml the next day and another 50ml for another few days after that.
I think my residual Glyc was the cause of my problems [ processor has spherical bottom and last bit prob. doesnt drain well]
Now i have found that as long as i wait patiently for several days and drain ALL the Glyc out I can wash away with no emulsion at all.
Sometimes one just misses the obvious.
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