Parts washer solvent ?

[projectPONY]

Sounds like the Simple Green's Purple cleaner is gonna be what I'll be using.

46Tbird, does it leave a residue?

Northern Tools has some washer that look a little better made than the HF ones.

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[otrtruckpro]

The one use is the one from Northern Tools. I thought it was a bit nicer than the ones at HF. The extra shelf for letting the parts dry is a nice feature along with the drain pan. I use 5 gallons of "Crystal"Simple Green with equal amount of water so it is non-flammable. My parts cleaner is on the upper deck right above the Gas water heater. I didn't want any Flammable solvents in case there was a accidental spillage or something that the water heater could ignite.

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200646597_200646597

https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-11733/Cleaning-Supplies/Simple-Green-Crystal-5-Gallon?FromMyFavoriteItems=Y

[slowturbocar]

You can probably find a real nice parts washer on CL with a built in heater cheap. Not sure of the brand but my friend with a shop next to me just got a huge one with a heater in it for like $150. Well worth it.

[projectPONY]

Yeah I'm kind of really leaning towards a used one but who knows, Santa is around the corner.

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