I dissolved my gold by the inch, removing the base metal chains before the A/R solution ate them also.
I ended up with 4.5 gallons of solution. I was going to throw Urea into the mix as per Shor instructions, but LaserSteve advised me not to.
Hokay.
I tossed in some Urea to see if it fizzles. Nope, according to the Ishor site the nitrates are dissapated when the fizzing stops. The beads floated, and went away.
Now I have 4.5 gallons of some real black crud, with brown streaks all through it. There are also gold flakes that swirl around.
I filtered the mess through two filters. One a collander with coffee filters, two a funnel with one filter.
In the primary bucket, I have 2" of brown muck mixed in with black. In the two other buckets I have black muck. I also have a glass jar with used filters.
On an interesting note. In filtering I got these spikey balls with crystals on them that are grey in colour. I am presuming these are silver chloride. They have real brislty spikes.
Before I graduate to advanced MORON, What the heck do I do now?
Do I dilute with water?
Do I dilute with muriatic acid?
What do I do with my filters?
Is there a way I can use bleach instead of nitrate soda?
Arrrrrgh.
I have five buckets of black corrosive liquid.
I have been bugging Steve so much I would be suprised if he did not want me to jump in one of them.
My wife is afraid the light fixtures are going to corrode off the walls, I am afraid Bubba the Redneck who does our lawn is going to hit one of the pails, even though we told him about it. He already mowed our beloved Azalea bushes, our Jackaranda Tree, my banannas, my grape vine, my cycad palm, my wife's bamboo, and her Frangipani bushes. Most days, he is ok, some days he has been mudbogging. He likes beer.
He weed whacked our lilys, and creeping jasmine, and lots of other plants.
He keeps mowing our Aloe plants. I keep telling him they are not weeds.
He misses the weeds. They are native.
Anyone got any advice aside from getting a new lawn guy. He has been the only reliable one in five years.
Steve has been a great, great help. He has a life also. I like him.
Is there a simple way to process the mess and slowly eliminate the buckets? My lawn guy is coming any day now.
I ended up with 4.5 gallons of solution. I was going to throw Urea into the mix as per Shor instructions, but LaserSteve advised me not to.
Hokay.
I tossed in some Urea to see if it fizzles. Nope, according to the Ishor site the nitrates are dissapated when the fizzing stops. The beads floated, and went away.
Now I have 4.5 gallons of some real black crud, with brown streaks all through it. There are also gold flakes that swirl around.
I filtered the mess through two filters. One a collander with coffee filters, two a funnel with one filter.
In the primary bucket, I have 2" of brown muck mixed in with black. In the two other buckets I have black muck. I also have a glass jar with used filters.
On an interesting note. In filtering I got these spikey balls with crystals on them that are grey in colour. I am presuming these are silver chloride. They have real brislty spikes.
Before I graduate to advanced MORON, What the heck do I do now?
Do I dilute with water?
Do I dilute with muriatic acid?
What do I do with my filters?
Is there a way I can use bleach instead of nitrate soda?
Arrrrrgh.
I have five buckets of black corrosive liquid.
I have been bugging Steve so much I would be suprised if he did not want me to jump in one of them.
My wife is afraid the light fixtures are going to corrode off the walls, I am afraid Bubba the Redneck who does our lawn is going to hit one of the pails, even though we told him about it. He already mowed our beloved Azalea bushes, our Jackaranda Tree, my banannas, my grape vine, my cycad palm, my wife's bamboo, and her Frangipani bushes. Most days, he is ok, some days he has been mudbogging. He likes beer.
He weed whacked our lilys, and creeping jasmine, and lots of other plants.
He keeps mowing our Aloe plants. I keep telling him they are not weeds.
He misses the weeds. They are native.
Anyone got any advice aside from getting a new lawn guy. He has been the only reliable one in five years.
Steve has been a great, great help. He has a life also. I like him.
Is there a simple way to process the mess and slowly eliminate the buckets? My lawn guy is coming any day now.