Question
I thought I'd post this and I know some will make fun of me because of it but some may want to try it. Several years ago I used to use pressure pot liners which cost me about $3.50 to $4 dollars each and I complained to my rep about the cost and he agreed that it was too much and it probably cost a dime to make them.
I rebelled and sprayed out of gallon cans and other different containers that would fit in the pot. The only problem was is that it made a mess in the pot. I recently got an idea, and I ordered a couple of the liners and managed to clean the pots up and put the liners in. I bought a box of Glad trash bags, the four gallon ones which fit the 2.5 pot perfect and use them as a liner for the material. The bag is big enough to put in the pot and lip over the top same as if it were in a trash can. At the end of the day just lift the bag out and the pot is clean. The best part of all is 30 bags cost about $3.75. You can also use lac thinner in them to clean with.
Forum Responses
(Cabinetmaking Forum)
From contributor S:
Why do you go through so many liners? I bought a case of Binks liners years ago and am still on my second one. I would think just stirring the material would rip the bag.
