J.Ottinger
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Has anyone used their electrolysis tank to clean stainless grill grates? I have them in but not seeing any bubbles.
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electrolysis for stainless grill grates
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Jeffrey R.
Well-known member
What are you trying to remove, rust or grease?
If it is grease, send them into the lye tank, works fast.
If it is grease, send them into the lye tank, works fast.
EdgarLopez
Member
If you trying to remove rust,that is not stainless steal
Jeffrey R.
Well-known member
If you trying to remove rust,that is not stainless steal
That is right, it is not stainless steal.
Ever see CHEAP so called stainless steal? Leave it outside and when it rusts, the truth comes out. Made in C%$#&.:icon_scratchchin:
EdgarLopez
Member
Yes stainless steel will rust if you increments the team temperature to 10000 degree and add oxygen
:icon_rofl: at normal temp and usage won't, the grill on my BBQ pit has 20 years and still haven't rust
:icon_rofl: at normal temp and usage won't, the grill on my BBQ pit has 20 years and still haven't rust
J.Ottinger
Member
It's probably cheap stainless steel, whatever it is, it's rusting. The electrolysis tank knocked a little off but not much. I put the wire brush on the drill motor and it's shiny again. Thanks for responding.
Yes stainless steel will rust if you increments the team temperature to 10000 degree and add oxygen
:icon_rofl: at normal temp and usage won't, the grill on my BBQ pit has 20 years and still haven't rust
Having worked in the chemistry department of a nuclear power plant for 32 years, I might know something about the corrosion properties of various alloys of stainless steel. Then again, I may not.
What specific alloy of stainless steel are you referring to, Edgar?