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    Default EEE separation

    Recently with the hot weather I have found my jar of EEE tends to separate.
    Is this normal and do I just stir the top white layer back into the darker paste.
    Thanks
    macca

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    Quote Originally Posted by macca2
    Recently with the hot weather I have found my jar of EEE tends to separate.
    Is this normal and do I just stir the top white layer back into the darker paste.
    Thanks
    macca
    yep, the active bit is inorganic and does not go off.

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    Hi Macca,
    I had a similar problem during our hot spell .I stired the EEE with a steel rule put the lid back on and placed the jar in an old ice cream container with enough water to come up to half way on the EEE jar .this solidified it and I have had no further problem whilst I kept the jar in the water

    Ron
    If in doubt panic

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    I've also learned to put a layer or two of shopping_bag_plastic between the jar and the lid to stop the EEE and Shellawax "locking" the container closed.

    Normally I'd just twist it open, or grab the boa strap wrench, but a busted shoulder took both those options away for a while - that's when I saw the tip about the plastic somewhere.

    Cheers,
    Andrew

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    I've developed a habit every time I power up the shed ready to start work: hit all the switches, wince as the compressor kicks in, (bloody morning's after ) and then shake all my bottles of liquid finishes (shellawax is the worst for seperation) and stir my pastes. Regardless of whether I plan to use 'em that day or not.

    I've put a length of dowel inside each paste container that just fits on the diagonal... easy to grab and no cross contamination. Only takes a minute or two while I muse about what I'm going to fail to accomplish today.
    I may be weird, but I'm saving up to become eccentric.

    - Andy Mc

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    i had the same problem
    fixed that by giving it a stir then putting it in the lemonade fridge

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