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From: burningclown{at}burningclown.com
To: Mike Spooner
cc: atm{at}shore.net
Reply-To: burningclown{at}burningclown.com
Thanks to all who replied to this query.
Maybe I just need two buckets! :) I'm simply trying to figure out how to get the
dunk bucket clean when I need to switch grits (I *do* need to change the
water, don't I?). I don't have access to a garden hose, and maybe I'm wrong
but it sure
seems to take a long time for this stuff to settle.
Can I safely pour off the "grey water" on top into a drain?
Apologies if these are the questions of a feeb.
G
On Fri, 13 Dec 2002, Mike
Spooner wrote:
>
> Why dump it down a drain?
>
> Let it dry and put it in the trash.
>
> --Mike
>
>
>
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