-- There WAS excess water. I let the mix settle and poured some off.
-- No idea how long 60 liters (about 15 gallons U.S.) would take. I probably mixed about 3 gallons worth in a 5 gallon pail. Took just about 5 minutes. Was amazed at how fast it went. WAS a lot of splatter, though.
Next time I will pour off the water (from soaking the paper) before I start pulping it with the sprayer. That might eliminate the excess water issue.
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, Oystein Tandberg <oystein_tandberg@...> wrote:
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> Thanks Ken,
> I'm going to try with a drill today - and I will stop every 70 sec :-)
> Regarding using a power washer, just to get an idea, how long do you recon it would take to pulp a 60 liters bucket half full of wet newspapers, and will there be excess water? If so, do you just let it settle and then pour it out afterwards? Sounds like a method well worth trying, in an open place. Â Â
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Vedr. [papercreters] Re: Alternative ways to mix papercrete
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