Will dying parts wreck my pot?
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
Just to add a tiny bit to this thread, my parents counter top still to this day has a couple of dime sized faint grey spots from a sloppy drop into a pot of black Rit around 1990. Maybe I should give them a kitchen remodel for Xmas.
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
that or offer them to finish off the rest of the counter. lolTHEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:Just to add a tiny bit to this thread, my parents counter top still to this day has a couple of dime sized faint grey spots from a sloppy drop into a pot of black Rit around 1990. Maybe I should give them a kitchen remodel for Xmas.
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
Nah, too much work. We all know how hard it is to match old dye. I ask my wife at least once a day: "Hey how come the carpet doesn't match the drapes??"littleVETTE wrote:that or offer them to finish off the rest of the counter. lolTHEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:Just to add a tiny bit to this thread, my parents counter top still to this day has a couple of dime sized faint grey spots from a sloppy drop into a pot of black Rit around 1990. Maybe I should give them a kitchen remodel for Xmas.
Meh, she loves it...
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
Best to do it outside. I've found spots all over the kitchen left from droplets of water that have steamed off. On another note I did ruin a box of mac and cheese from using a pot I did'nt clean well enough.
Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
You should have eaten it! Then you and your RC10 would always have that "Special bond".Best to do it outside. I've found spots all over the kitchen left from droplets of water that have steamed off. On another note I did ruin a box of mac and cheese from using a pot I did'nt clean well enough.
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
I just went to the dollar store, and bought a crappy little pot. It works like a charm.
Heck, go to Good Will, or Salvation Army and find an even nicer one.
Heck, go to Good Will, or Salvation Army and find an even nicer one.
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
To add to the funny stories, i was dying some parts (from my sledgehammer i think) in the microwave just to try it once. it didn't work out. something "popped" and i just about shat myself when i realized at that moment that some wasn't coming out in a few spots. i did eventually get it all out except right above the "epicenter" i think nobody has noticed it. I've never heard mention of it at least.
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Re: Will dying parts wreck my pot?
Will dying parts wreck my pot? Just don't drop your pot in the die and it should be fine...
Think the coffee can idea is best if you don't have a junk pot.call-911 wrote:A coffee can on the grill.... Works like a charm.
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