What is the working pot life of a batch?
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A batch is six ounces.......it really depends on the ambient temperature where you are working.....don't work in the direct sun. The hotter it is the faster the set up. I poured a table top so I mixed and poured very quickly, but you don't have more than a few minutes to work without it getting sticky on you. Also the thinner the layer the longer the set time, it sets up much faster when it is collected in a cup. Epoxy is not like varnish or paint, the thicker the layer the faster it goes off because of a chain reaction from the build up of the heat that it generates when it cures. If you want to increase the pot life or cure time then spread it out into a thin layer. Also, follow the instructions to the letter without deviation. There is a minimum working temp that it needs to be at or it will remain soft and only partially cured. This stuff is sensitive, takes practice to work with this stuff. But it is worth the effort, the bubbles will rise and break on their own and the surface is crystal clear.
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Approximately 40 minutes. This pot totally failed after only 8 months of use. The manufacturer replaced the pot with a new one under warranty. The last hot water I purchased was made by Regalware but has been discontinued. It worked flawlessly for 10 years.
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Hi being honest I don't know but what I could tell you I have this product for about three months and is worth the money they we spend a maybe more we haven't had no problems with the product and make cooking more easy and the clean up . Don't my cleanig the pots
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Hello,faI am sorry I can't answer since we moved and have packed all the pots. I think Amazon can request this information from the manufacturer for the benefit of her customers.Cheers,Emmanuel
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Mine just died this week after a year of pretty regular use for coffee roasting. I roasted probably 0.5 lb every other weekend. Light roasts, about 4-6mins/per batch x 4-6 batches. Not as long as I'd hoped but not horrible for <$30.
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I have had previous batches lasting as a decade, but the last was lost during travel. My current Breadtopia started batch is only seven months along, but looks robust enough to last as long as I pay attention. CJK
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This is the product recommended in the book, "Breaking the viscous cycle" she claims after a 24 hour ferment there is 700 billion cu's per cup. Pretty sure it just depends on how long you "cook" it. I do 24 hours.
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The reservoir must be filled and on for at least 1/2 hour before use. The cold water you pour in when brewing a new pot is not used for that brewing cycle. The hot water already in the reservoir is used and the water you just poured goes to the reservoir to be heated. You can't make a second pot for 15 minutes or so. The water will not have had time to heat.I have had this brewer for several years and the reservoir has been on continuously with no problems.For the initial use, it is important that you follow the directions in the manual.
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I would say approximately 4 - 5 minutes on regular. I will time it on the next pot and let you know if it is much different. We don't use the bold setting, so I don't know.
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No problems with this pot whatsoever. I have two identical ones and use them all the time. Temp of water does not seem to matter. I wish all products were this reliable.
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Hello - I measured the capacity from filling each pot up to the top row of the handle rivets. The '8 quart' took only 7 qts, the '12' took 10 qts, the '16' took 13 qts, and the '20' took 18 qts. Still useful for stock making.
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At least two. I'm on my second season. Don't add too much. This stuff expands in the pots.
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I cannot answer the question as my pot was damaged on arrival and I never got to use it--sent it back
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Not long, about 5-7 minutes. Put a timer on because the pot does not whistle and before you know it the pot is boiling.
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This does make audible percolating noises while brewing--a full pot takes about 10 minutes to brew, but is not loud or annoying. If you work in a cube farm it will likely not be heard by anyone but your closest neighbors.
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We've had the unit about six months and we brew about six pots per day, so far no problems.
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Not an easy question to answer. Totally depends on the plant. Some drink more than others. I have found that it is a trial and error process. Out of 7 house plants where I used the plant nanny, only 2 have worked out. BUT I really like it on the plants where it works - lasting maybe 1 1/2 weeks. It takes the guess work our of watering. Hope this helps a little.