Hooray! Glad you gave it a try Jan. The process works very well and yes, you can re-use your solution several times.Probably best to keep the wooded handle out of the solution. I would suggest keeping the copper connections out of the solution to get better results. I would attach your anode to the side of the container with a plastic clamp making sure part of the anode is submerged, then attach the positive connection from the charger to the part of the anode sticking up above the solution. Suspend the item to be cleaned in the solution with a chain or strong bare wire, and then use a wooden dowel across the top of the container and wrap the chain or wire around it. Clamp the negative connection from the charger to this chain or wire above the solution and then watch the magic happen! Great video Jan!
I've never tried that, but I've watched it done. There's a channel that uses a 12 volt battery. Another channel would let it bake overnight. Thank you Jan.
Man yeah Mr Jam, that turned out great!! I am looking fwd to seeing what you come with next to try 😁😁 I remember Mr Matt doing this to some sruff as well!! Thank you sir for bringing us along!! 😁😁👍👍
Here in the U.S. we use Washing Soda (Sodium Carbonate). Be aware that the bubbles coming off the solution emit Hydrogen gas so do the process in a well ventilated area away from any ignition sources. That bolt turned out great.
Many thanks Dave, yes I bought this Citizen eco drive 15 years ago and it never stops, no battery at all, it charge a capacitor from sunlight or any light source from the solar face plate, cool watch
I didn't know salt would work, I use arm and hammer washing soda,, and like mat said, it would be best if the copper wire didn't make contact with the solution,, at least that's what I was told, I don't know the reason though. yes I have used that process several times. and it works very well.
Electrolysis for the win!!! The salt solution looked really nasty Jan. Are you going to try any of the other chemicals to make the solution? Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Hooray! Glad you gave it a try Jan. The process works very well and yes, you can re-use your solution several times.Probably best to keep the wooded handle out of the solution. I would suggest keeping the copper connections out of the solution to get better results. I would attach your anode to the side of the container with a plastic clamp making sure part of the anode is submerged, then attach the positive connection from the charger to the part of the anode sticking up above the solution. Suspend the item to be cleaned in the solution with a chain or strong bare wire, and then use a wooden dowel across the top of the container and wrap the chain or wire around it. Clamp the negative connection from the charger to this chain or wire above the solution and then watch the magic happen! Great video Jan!
Thank You Matt, appreciate the good advice, will follow the instruction carefully next time
I've never tried that, but I've watched it done. There's a channel that uses a 12 volt battery. Another channel would let it bake overnight. Thank you Jan.
Thank you Bryce, a battery would work as well,
Fascinating experiment Jan, great video
Thank you Dave
Man yeah Mr Jam, that turned out great!! I am looking fwd to seeing what you come with next to try 😁😁 I remember Mr Matt doing this to some sruff as well!! Thank you sir for bringing us along!! 😁😁👍👍
Thanks Nelson, yes Matt do this on big scale, thanks for making the time to check in my friend
@@jankotze1959 😁😁👍👍
I have seen this done but have never tried it myself. Looks very promising Jan, looking forward to seeing how you use it.
Thanks Lloyd, first time I tried it and works good, will see what I can clean something useful next
Good evening Jan
I see you have learned from Matt the mad scientist 👍
Looks like it worked well for you!!
O yes Ed, Matt is a good teacher, he is a Blue Collar Engineer
@@jankotze1959 he obviously taught you well, as you didn't blow up your workshop 👍😎
Here in the U.S. we use Washing Soda (Sodium Carbonate). Be aware that the bubbles coming off the solution emit Hydrogen gas so do the process in a well ventilated area away from any ignition sources. That bolt turned out great.
Thanks Matt, I have Sodium Carbonate, thanks for the heads up on the hydrogen emission, that is very important
Great work Jan. I've seen it done but never tried it myself. I just use Vapo-rust.
Hi my friend, thanks very much for the visit, I never see vapo rust here
Good Evenings Sir, you have a very nice watch ( citizen ) eco drive 👌😇OUTSTANDING Results Sir ( Nice trick !!! ) Cheers 🍻🍻
Many thanks Dave, yes I bought this Citizen eco drive 15 years ago and it never stops, no battery at all, it charge a capacitor from sunlight or any light source from the solar face plate, cool watch
We have not tried this process either but we have heard about it. It seemed to work very well and maybe something we should try
Thanks Joseph, if you have a plastic garbage can you dip huge parts in
I didn't know salt would work, I use arm and hammer washing soda,, and like mat said, it would be best if the copper wire didn't make contact with the solution,, at least that's what I was told, I don't know the reason though. yes I have used that process several times. and it works very well.
Thanks Vernon, yes I did not know it's better if the copper wire is not emerge in the solution, I have some good advice among you guys on this matter
Electrolysis for the win!!! The salt solution looked really nasty Jan. Are you going to try any of the other chemicals to make the solution? Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Thank You Henry, yes I will try carbonate soda as well
Jan,I have never tried this. I'm scared to blow something up or melt it down.lol
Me too my friend, but it works really for sure
hello my friend
Hello John, thanks for checking in👋
Jan jy is ‘n slim jim!
Ek loer af by ander lol
This was my favorite experiment that you have done Jan!!
Thank You Chris, it means a lot for me,