Emptying run off saucers trick

Jazzbert · Nov 20, 2020

I use a cheap bucket head vacuum with no filter. Fits on a 5 gallon pail. Cons are that it is a bit top heavy and the hose is not long but it does the job for pulling liquid out of my drain trays.

OJAE · Nov 20, 2020

I use a 500ml syringe too. little trick to do it faster...take the plunger out and lube up the rubber seal

guitarguy10 · Nov 20, 2020

RonnieB2 said:
Amazon has syringes up to 500ml with tubes. I use the 500ml to suck runoff water out of the saucers. Works great, and fast. 14.99 shipped

I've been using a syringe but they suck after a while its a real PITA. Just bought 6 gallon 4hp shopvac for $35USD

This one specifically:

Stanley Wet/Dry Vacuum, 6 Gallon, 4 Horsepower: Amazon.ca: Tools & Home Improvement

www.amazon.ca

Leeski · Nov 20, 2020

RonnieB2 said:
Amazon has syringes up to 500ml with tubes. I use the 500ml to suck runoff water out of the saucers. Works great, and fast. 14.99 shipped

What a great idea have been racking my brain for ages thanks for sharing

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

Leeski said:
What a great idea have been racking my brain for ages thanks for sharing

I may have went overboard. 350ml is easier to handle

Wattzzup · Nov 20, 2020

Wizzlebiz said:
I use an axe. Fuck all that other do it for you shit.

Figured you would drink the run off for your “electrolytes”. :lol:

Wizzlebiz · Nov 20, 2020

Wattzzup said:
Figured you would drink the run off for your “electrolytes”.

Hey man. That salt buildup is one sweetener short of Gatorade :lol:

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

That 500ml is bigger than a loaf of bread. I aint kidding

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

Here's the 500 lol

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

Wizzlebiz said:
Hey man. That salt buildup is one sweetener short of Gatorade

I refuse to get build up. I gotta have 1 liter of run off every watering with 5 gallon containers

TurboTokes · Nov 20, 2020

RonnieB2 said:
Here's the 500 lol

thats 500 cc not 500ml.

500ml is less than 2 cans of pop size wise, what kinda bread loafs you buyin>?

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

TurboTokes said:
thats 500 cc not 500ml.

500ml is less than 2 cans of pop size wise, what kinda bread loafs you buyin>?

Ml and CC are the same measurement. Google it

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

Per Google There is some confusion about metric words like milliliter (ml) and cubic centimeter (cc). These are just different names for the same amount of volume.

RonnieB2 · Nov 20, 2020

NukaKola said:
You take the filter off when using a Wet Vac lol

My shop vac says to leave it on. Thanks for the tip though. Ill definitely remember that on my next purchase

Doug Dawson · Nov 20, 2020

guitarguy10 said:
I've been using a syringe but they suck after a while its a real PITA. Just bought 6 gallon 4hp shopvac for $35USD

This one specifically:

Stanley Wet/Dry Vacuum, 6 Gallon, 4 Horsepower: Amazon.ca: Tools & Home Improvement

Stanley Wet/Dry Vacuum, 6 Gallon, 4 Horsepower: Amazon.ca: Tools & Home Improvement

www.amazon.ca

LOL, bought the same one a few hours ago.

Doug Dawson · Nov 20, 2020

Wizzlebiz said:
Hey man. That salt buildup is one sweetener short of Gatorade

No additives needed.

Star Dog · Nov 20, 2020

Doug Dawson said:
LOL, bought the same one a few hours ago.

Using it frequently there will come a point when it gets sticky and hard to draw when it happens give the rubber seal and barrel a wipe with vegetable oil.

Doug Dawson · Nov 20, 2020

Star Dog said:
Using it frequently there will come a point when it gets sticky and hard to draw when it happens give the rubber seal and barrel a wipe with vegetable oil.

Nice, thanks for the tip. Much appreciated.

twentyeight.threefive · Nov 20, 2020

TurboTokes said:
thats 500 cc not 500ml.

500ml is less than 2 cans of pop size wise, what kinda bread loafs you buyin>?

The Compounder - CC vs ML: What's the difference?

The Compounder is a licensed pharmacy, staffed by licensed professionals. We direct our attention to nutrition, exercise, hormone balance, and pain relief.

thecompounder.com

500 cc = 500ml

NukaKola · Nov 20, 2020

RonnieB2 said:
My shop vac says to leave it on. Thanks for the tip though. Ill definitely remember that on my next purchase

The directions should say to use the filter when using it as a dry vac, and to remove the filter when using it as a wet vac for liquids.

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