Re: Shop Rags

[Steven Trovato <trovato@computer.net>]

It sounds like a fun project, but it wouldn't interest me as a potential 
buyer.  Current method is working fine, and I wouldn't want to spend the 
money or have another thing kicking around.  Mine is just a "home 
shop".  The "real shop" guys seem to be more oriented toward using a 
"service" that picks them up and brings them back clean.  What were they 
planning to do with the extremely dirty/oily waste water from this 
thing?  The commercial shops in some places seem to have the EPA on their 
case if a drip falls off the end of a dipstick.

-Steve

At 12:18 PM 8/1/02 -0400, Michael Lye wrote:
>would any/many of
>you be interested in a washing machine specifically designed for washing
>extremely dirty/oily rags and clothes in a shop environment?

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