Nice! Thanks. I need to do this with a few dirty ipa containers 😊

Get a plastic drink dispenser from home bargains, has a tap at the bottom. Pour dirty resin in, leave for 2 weeks and it seperates really good and the tap mskes it easy to pour out

After washing parts I regularly rung the wash alcohol through the cure cycle and than let stand for a few hours. I than decant the liquid from the cured resin in the bottom. Same concept but faster. Thanks for the vid!

I have tried a few diff things over the years to clean my wash... I use a stone filter at bottom of 5 gal bucket and will do that a cpl times but eventually it stops working then I will do aluim sulfide and wahla it looks like new again.... I have 4 five gal buckets in diff stages and do a 2 wash rinse then a final wash in brand new so stuff comes out squeaky clean in end.... I have too many diff stages of dirty but I dont have to get new very often... now I have a buddy who does moonshine so I get his heads which he dont use so its free but I still recycle it like I am paying for it....

Every time put mine in the sun it turns brown.

This is really cool but I dont have the patience for this lol

At the moment, I don't have the option to leave it outside (below freezing). Can you use the wash and cure station that comes with some of the anycubic printers?

Which product is stronger that can clean every kind of paper that are stained with colors paper like money and stuff like that isopropanol alcohol and ssd solution 😊

I might have missed it from a previous video, but where did you get that syringe from and what size is it? Mike from Lancashire

I order 25ltrs at a time @ £60 its pretty cheap also exposing ipa to direct sunlight depreciates it properties so it becomes less effective at cleaning ....so really this is a waste of time