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Jack_T
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#1 posted 784 days ago
Very clever. How long does the pot generate steam for?
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Jacob
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#2 posted 784 days ago
Awesome, what a great idea!
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D1st
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#3 posted 783 days ago
Thats one way to do it: )
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MShort
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#4 posted 783 days ago
If there is a will there is a way. Good idea.
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Woodwrecker
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#5 posted 783 days ago
Smart thinking.
And the price is in my league.
Thanks for sharing.
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BTKS
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#6 posted 783 days ago
I believe that would adapt to my shop wood stove or house wood stove quite nicely. Thanks for the idea!
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bent
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#7 posted 783 days ago
jack – i used it for about 20 minutes and barely made a dent in the water level. i bet it would steam for a couple of hours if you started with plenty of water in the pot.
jeffl
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#8 posted 783 days ago
Looks good. I recently bought a wallpaper steam stripper,$50. But. Easy and makes steam fast.
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kenn
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#9 posted 783 days ago
Great idea, I would not be able to do that at my house though! No way I’d get to steam in the kitchen. My wife had a hissey fit when she discovered the red oak I had stored in the garage freezer for future chair making, the kitchen would be off limits!
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dorran
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#10 posted 783 days ago
Neat idea. Looks like it should work and you can make spaghetti at the same time.
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