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I'd love to get that stuff but its soooo expensive. I saw that safety kleen sells the same stuff, same case number on msds. Haven't checked pricing though. What kind of parts washer do you have it in and what do you use for filtering with it? How often do you change it?

Yea I wouldn't want a solvent tank in my basement, water based would be ok but that's the wrong type of washer. I just cleaned my motorcycle chain with mineral spirits and its 30 degrees here, worked great. Solvent goes on the chemical principle of dissolving grease and oil. Water based...

Anyone use these graymills filter bags? They re supposed to absorb the oil and grease from the solvent. Does it work? Graymills solvent saver

Like i said i havent used it yet but lots of people do and they say the smell melows out after awhile. Let me know how you like it

Yea that purple power is worse then any parts wash solvent. Msds is like a 3 for purple power, mineral spirits is 1. Our safety kleen stuff at work is 2 I believe. I did a test with oil eater and simple green on aluminum foil. Simple green warns more about aluminum then oil eater does. After...

I'm kind of jeoulous guys, Craigslist here is loaded with harbor freight parts washers for 50-100. I missed a Zep for 50 because I was stuck on using water based cleaner. A local industrial surplus place has a really nice graymills drum style for 320, was thinking of offering a generous 150 but...

Bobcat, model parts washer did you get?Seems like the tractor supply psc 1000 is the best value, from my msds research its basically deoderized kerosene. Very similar or the same as lamp oil. I havent used it yet though, need to find a washer first.

Was wondering if anyone has or has used one of these? http://s-kstore.com/index.php/benchtop-parts-washer-model-14.html It's hard to get any info out of safety kleen. Was wondering how long of a part you can get in them, what they use for a filter and also if its a pain cleaning them out. As...

Bull, very nice find. I'm confused though, why can't you soak parts in the winter? Those aren't made for water based, and solvent wont freeze.

Drabe, Think I'm in the same boat as you looking for a parts washer. I was pushing for heated water based for health/safety but I've about given up on it. To much junk to worry about. Bacteria growth, freezing in my unheated shop, water based cleaners are expensive. I'm liking the bench top...