I was serious about trying the turkey roasting bag too. I figured I could put it in a bucket and if it didn't get enough agitation I could take it out and maul it around a bit.
"Washing Machine"?
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michaelo
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There is another twist on the 5 gallon bucket washing machine that I've seen but have not used yet. You cut a hole the size of a plunger handle (yeah like for you're toilet, a new one of course, haha) in the middle of the lid and now you have an agitator that you can use for the wash and rinse cycles with no sloppy mess. It might work, I'm gonna try it one of these days.
Michael
Michael
Hey, that's pretty cool Joan. Only thing is it looks like a one purpose item. I'd have to think of a few other uses to want to take up the hauling space. Vegetable washing? Making butter? Big batch of batter?
Mick'nSarah
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Joan, that is awesome!
Mick'nSarah
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AsheWolf said:
That sounds like a fun adult experiment for the NW Round-up! Frank, what do you think? I bet the kids will like turning the crank for us to help mix it!
Mick'nSarah
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AsheWolf said:
Too right!
Mick'nSarah
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No need for hook ups, solar or batteries! Talk about Eco friendly!
Actually, one of the reviews of the WonderWash on the Lehman's website talks about churning butter:
https://www.lehmans.com/p-1470-pressure-handwasher.aspx
Sounds like booze would be much less strange...?
By the way, here's an alternative to the (new) toilet bowl plunger:
https://www.lehmans.com/p-4444-breathing-hand-washer.aspx
https://www.lehmans.com/p-1470-pressure-handwasher.aspx
Sounds like booze would be much less strange...?
By the way, here's an alternative to the (new) toilet bowl plunger:
https://www.lehmans.com/p-4444-breathing-hand-washer.aspx
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Kind of like an one-armed ergometer...I wonder if you could claim it as a medical expense on your taxes?
