Yankee wax

[Coblerkai2]

Hi everyone,just thought I would post an idea from the past ,use those old bits of Yankee wax in a used aluminium pie tray (because I’m a fat b*****d ha ha )place under your heat lamp with periodic stirring  till melted ,carefully remove and leave to cool ,and there you go a new Yankee wax !!!! ,hope not teaching aged dogs new barks :)))) 

[da miller]

woof

[Flash]

2 hours ago, Coblerkai2 said:

Hi everyone,just thought I would post an idea from the past ,use those old bits of Yankee wax in a used aluminium pie tray (because I’m a fat b*****d ha ha )place under your heat lamp with periodic stirring  till melted ,carefully remove and leave to cool ,and there you go a new Yankee wax !!!! ,hope not teaching aged dogs new barks :)))) 

How much does the power cost compared to the amount of wax recycled?

I doubt if this is a cost affective exercise.

[k4mrc]

put into small seal bags,(baggies) and sell for 99p

furniture restorers love them

WOOF WOOF WOOF

 

[Lee]

Throw them in the bin

 

woof woof woof woof

[x minit uk]

Great idea. Meow meow.

[Coblerkai2]

When your heat lamp is on like mine most of the time ,just seems like a bonus to me !could turn off the lights in the shop to offset the usage ,and use  candles as a light source and to melt the scrap wax .and run the machines by bike dynamo ,great gym workout ,just ideas people might like squark squark :)))

[Flash]

When I have used my stick of wax, the bit I have left is so small it would take me 25 years to save enough bits to create a piece as big as that.

I don't waste very much.

[Coblerkai2]

Likewise:)

[Lee]

so a stick of yankee is a couple of quid, if you get left with 10% thats 20p so you have 2 sticks there, but will still be left with 40p to melt next time round so all that work has saved you maybe £3.50, but has cost you a fair amount of time & storage (every square inch of a shop has its overhead) you'd be better filling the same space with key blanks, they'll make you more. years and years ago I did this & found it used to break up and just wasnt as good or as easy as a new stick. BIN, work smart not hard.

[Coblerkai2]

Or you could just use those bits on your wax pad!!! And don’t forget to fit a Dynamo to your scouring wheels which will generate power to charge your battery energy storage from home to grid scale, solar panels and solar roof tiles, and related products and services,the world is out there

[Coblerkai2]

And I suppose we just put the dust from the machines  filters in the bin !!!

[Auto Key Wizard]

Dust in the bin, Yes
Go on, what do you do with it?

[Coblerkai2]

Got you interested!!!

[Auto Key Wizard]

At a guess you'll use as compost and grow rubber plants.

[Coblerkai2]

Ha ha :)))

[Flash]

3 hours ago, Coblerkai2 said:

Likewise:)

They are not bits in my opinion, one of them will last me a week.

[Count Muppet]

Do what you want with the dust, collect it up to use with superglue if you like. I’m just wondering what animal goes “squark squark” ?

[Coblerkai2]

Not animal it’s the supersymmetric counterpart of a quark, with spin 0 instead of 1/2.

[Gray]

If only Hughcandoit was here, he'd have something to say about it. 

 

[grahamparker]

Maybe it should be Hughcantdoit then.

[Count Muppet]

Hughcoulddoitbuthe’snotavailabletodoit

[grahamparker]

Hughcandoitcouldbehackedbyanimposteranditwouldbecomeawhodoneit.