I have a relatively small refridgerator -- a little under 6' tall. Does anyone know how much 1 can will cover? Thanks
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Hi, I uses one can to paint a washer machine, so you should buy a least two cans, remember to follow instruction
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I think the Front and maybe one side. But I"d get 2 cans so you can 2 coat it for sure.
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I measured, and got a total height of 34 7/8 inches when the lid is all the way up. It will be very close, but should work. *I suspect you used a tape measure and included the extra 1/8" from the metal end of the tape. So I did too. Otherwise, you could consider the can+lid full height at a hair over 34 3/4". ** I have the version with the flat metal lid.
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I think it would work! There's enough room in there for a quart jar, so I'd take your 1/2 pts - stack them on top of each other and see how that compares to the height of a quart jar. I'd suggest using some sort of "spacer" between the jars - just seems like a good idea. And I would not worry about the temperature - everything in the canner will be the same temp - one it starts to steam and the gauge says you are ready!
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I'm curious as to what type of can you are trying to find a lid for, as I'm unfamiliar with a can of that size. I know of 3 pet food can diameters. A 3oz. can (such as Fancy Feast) is approx 2" across; a tall(13oz?) and a 6.5oz can (rare) are approx. 3" across, and a 5.5oz can is a bit under 3" across. These lids fit all of those. Any extra info (brand?) would help me know what you're looking for. The middle-size ring is a bit stiffer than the inner and outer sizes, but once it's been used a bit, it gets much easier to snap on. I use it for all 3 sized cans.
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I don't know the exact amount. While it was a smaller than average can, it was plenty for the job. I still have most of the can leftover....enough to redo it, if necessary.
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I'm not sure of the specs of the can but it was one of those small sizes like you use to keep food heated under a tray. They were fairly cheap in price and I was able to buy them at my local grocery store.
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If you can find a medium can liner for regular waste cans that would be great. I usually use a tall kitchen can liner because they are easier to find.
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1 foot will do the trick. Anymore more would require major air to bubble. My 40 gallon barrel has a cubic foot in it. With a large air pump dedicated to the barrel alone.. Still have spots where the media bunches up
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The half pint should be sufficient. I covered a little more than that square footage on a few medium-sized cabinets (two coats) and used about 1/3 of a pint.
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yes it will work fine. add one can then check how cold it is. must go below 60 deg. if not put in one more can 2 cans should do it. but buy 3 cans always have one on hand. for next time if it gets low again. (GOOD STUFF)
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I am not sure as I use it for cold items. I do know that it keeps my drink fairly cold for about 3 hours until I remember to put it in the refridgerator.
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I think it works fine. Put your empty 1# tank in the freezer for 24 hrs. Invert your 20# tank and connect the 1 # with the shnozzle. Open the 20# and let the lpg drain into the the 1#. Give it 5 minutes. I have not actually weighed the refilled can v. a full new can, but it feels just as full.
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It wouldn't fit under the refrigerator. Please note, for the cost of this item, it quit working after 18 months. Prior to that it did a great job. I followed the mfg recommendations, emptied it after use, every three months I put the head cleaning granulated in the tank. I personally would not purchase again.
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I had 5 12oz soda cans I took in one for a picnic. I am not sure how many more would fit since I use mine mainly for my sons school lunch.
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Jason, I will have to go out in the daylight and get a measurement or imprint off of the tube. I am using the Midwest Brewing basic CO2 set up for it. The gas line is 3/8tha and the beer line is 5/16ths but I cannot remember the length you need to keep the brew from foaming to death.Wheelchair Bob
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the larger saver will cover approx. 6inches, but I believe too small for what you need. up to five inches maybe.
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Yes, you just need to cover any size jar with at least an inch of water. I've canned 1/2 pint to quart jars in this.