After hardening, can I pour QuickWater Fake, Artificial Water? This fake water also gets hard in about 48 hours
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I believe you can . As long as the clay if fully hardened and the fake water isn't a pure solvent base product
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Instructions say simmer 1 hr. It'll vary based upon altitude, water quality, and additions. I've never tried to rush it, and prefer to simmer longer for flavor blending.
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I wouldn't think the plastic would be in that water very long to react. Mine gets refilled every 4 days. And you would want to refreeze the bottle as well. But I just use regular ice cubes.
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It depends on how hard the water is. I have a water softener and the water saturation screen (not really a filter) lasts several years. Untreated water in areas with very hard water could reduce the time to six months, I imagine.
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If you mixture is correct, and the weather is warm, the resin will probably harden sufficiently within 24 hours. However, you can anticipate it to turn yellow because of sunlight.
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It doesn't take long if you will put it under hot water in your sink. just make sure it's not cold. I've never tried any other way though
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After making it? Only a few hours. Once you have made the brew, it's best to use it as soon as possible.
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It depends on the reason why your water is hard. Some places have high iron. Other places have high limestone. My guess is that this product wouldn't really help with that (considering the most common causes of "hard water").
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Once the mold is hot you can pop them out about as fast as you can fill the mold. I use wheel weights and knock them directly into a 5 gal bucket of water. Keeps them from deforming and they harden to over 20 on the Brinel scale. I've shot them at 2400 fps with no problems.
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Hi Jorge, There is no wait. The water is filtered as you drink it. I hope this is helpful. John, Dull Knife Terminator
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Never really timed it. Just put it on with specified amount of water and forget it. Always turns out perfect. If i were to guess, id. say maybe 10 minutes topd. About 6 ounces of waterfor hardboiled.
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If you do three coats they say 48 hours. I waited a few days to really let it harden. This really is a grey system and much cheaper than commercial services. Make sure you get mineral spirits to take off any wax residue.
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No, it may take an hour or so for the whole bottom container to fill up with filtered water, but certainly not days! It depends on how muddy the water is though. If the water has alot of particles in it, it could take longer.
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about 3-4 minutes. I have had mine for over a year and even with the hard water, I didn't have an issue with the flow until a few weeks ago. Once I did a descaling (vinegar) all has been good again. We brew about 4-5 pots of coffee every day.
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I timed it. From cold tap water, it started brewing in 20 seconds and completed with a 12-cupful carafe in just under 10 minutes. This was on the "regular" setting. "Bold" would of course take a little longer but probably not much.
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It takes as long as you want it to. You can use it as a pour over and not wait, or let it steep for a couple minutes using the shut off. It all depends on your taste preference.
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It comes with a small tube of it which is supposed to last. I always use one or two more drops to speed the hardening process up, so it usually doesn't last