Fishy smoker

[Smokeville]

That Zep cleaner I mentioned is labeled as Industrial 505 Cleaner and Degreaser here in Canada.

It is For use On: hardsurfaces such as plastic, metal and wood.
Not For Use On: marble, natural stone or glass.

It doesn't mention aluminum but the caution is to "always test first in an inconspicuous area before using."

[Salmonsmoker]

HD had both the industrial purple and the industrial 505 where I checked locally yesterday, so there must be some difference.

[Smokeville]

HD hand both the industrial purple and the industrial 505 where I checked locally yesterday, so there must be some difference.

Yes, they are different. The Purple must be diluted with water according to the label. The 505 can be used directly.

[pikeman_95]

I just use it straight out of the jug. I dump it in a spray bottle and get after it. That might be why it works so well. I guess I have never read the label or at least I don't remember doing so. That's nothing new. I don't ask for directions very often either. It's a man thing.

[Smokeville]

I just use it straight out of the jug. I dump it in a spray bottle and get after it. That might be why it works so well. I guess I have never read the label or at least I don't remember doing so. That's nothing new. I don't ask for directions very often either. It's a man thing.

That kind of explains why you said "Wear some kind of eye protection and gloves and a respirator if you have one."

 

[Smokeville]

Was just thinking: the two products were within a $1 of each other, so if the Purple was diluted just by 1/2, it would still be stronger than the 505, I think, and it would then cost 1/2 the price.

We go through about 4 jugs a season. That saves enough to buy a bottle of rum.

Rich

[Salmonsmoker]

Was just thinking: the two products were within a $1 of each other, so if the Purple was diluted just by 1/2, it would still be stronger than the 505, I think, and it would then cost 1/2 the price.

We go through about 4 jugs a season. That saves enough to buy a bottle of rum.

Rich

Now that's what I call critical thinking!