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Diamond D'z
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: How do you make a mobile sink/clean-up area? Reply with quote

Any tips on this. We will need some sort of water source for hands, pots etc...? If I take my smoker out and feed 100 do I need some type of mobile deep sink, if so, where do you get such a thing?
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

I use (and approved by HD) 3 seperate plastic bins for dish washing.
Then I have racks for the dishes to 'air dry' on.

I use a 5 gallon Igloo water cooler with hot water for hand washing

The water in the dishwash does not have to be hot...warm is fine so don't put too much in at a time. Put water in first pan with a little soap, the second one water with a little bleach for rinse and the third just plain water for final rinse.

I set up seperate table for all of this, see photo....


The red bucket is my sanitize wipe down water for counters etc.
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Marv got to it as I was typing again...Damm the MARV...DAMM THE MARVVVVVVV...


but what he said^^^^^^^ Laughing
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

marvsbbq wrote:
I use (and approved by HD) 3 seperate plastic bins for dish washing.
Then I have racks for the dishes to 'air dry' on.

I use a 5 gallon Igloo water cooler with hot water for hand washing

The water in the dishwash does not have to be hot...warm is fine so don't put too much in at a time. Put water in first pan with a little soap, the second one water with a little bleach for rinse and the third just plain water for final rinse.

I set up seperate table for all of this, see photo....


The red bucket is my sanitize wipe down water for counters etc.


Dont you guys have to use a sanitizer in the 3rd bucket? Here you do.
1st bucket soapy water
2nd Rinse
3rd Sanitizer

D, be sure to talk with the local HD too...

For hands I bought a cambro handwash station...HD loves that...
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

here is what I have on the back of my rig.

But I still need a separate wash station for clean up






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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

GordonsBackyardBBQ wrote:
Dont you guys have to use a sanitizer in the 3rd bucket? Here you do.
1st bucket soapy water
2nd Rinse
3rd Sanitizer


Wash, rinse, sanitize here too.
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yup Marv, I think you got the sequence incorrect

First bin soap, seconf bin rinse (plain water) third tank Sanitizer (AKA bleach water, then an air dry.

Wiping with a towel can cause bacterie to be spread when used for drying after the sanitizer rinse.


Instead of hot water for wash or rinse, temepered water can also be used (so manyy PPM of a sanitizer such as bleach.

Find the accepted PPM, and keep litms paper handy to check (HD rules in most states)
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PostPosted: Apr 25 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ok, OK, In my 'haste' I was incorrect... Crying or Very sad You all are correct... Wash, rinse, santize..in that order. Sorry HD..PLEASE do not dock my points... Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Marv those are hot water heaters on your hot boxes right? and is that a relief valve on top?

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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Here is my setup sinks are in the rear:

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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Big Brother Smoke wrote:
Here is my setup sinks are in the rear:


dont be shy give us the full tour! Wink that rig is nice ....more ...more
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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

marvsbbq wrote:
Ok, OK, In my 'haste' I was incorrect... Crying or Very sad You all are correct... Wash, rinse, santize..in that order. Sorry HD..PLEASE do not dock my points... Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes


Bad marv..baaaaaaaaaaaaaad marv... Laughing
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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

sseige wrote:
Marv those are hot water heaters on your hot boxes right? and is that a relief valve on top?

Steve


Well not 'hot water heaters' per say...They are water tanks then as the stove heats, it heats the water in the tanks.

The thing on top of each is just the fill cap. They have a small hole in them to release steam and air pressure.
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Marv:

Is it me or does that guy look like he is taking a whiz behind your truck? Shocked
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Marv:

Is it me or does that guy look like he is taking a whiz behind your truck? Shocked


Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing That is my brother-in-law (they were visiting for the W/E from Ore.) I laugh because when I first seen this pic (My sister took it), I asked him if he was talking to the power meter there??? Laughing Laughing He CLAIMED he was talking to 3-4 guys that were there....Hmmm, I don't see any 3-4 guys.... Laughing Laughing
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Big Brother Smoke wrote:
Marv:

Is it me or does that guy look like he is taking a whiz behind your truck? Shocked


I thought the same thing... Laughing
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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Big Brother Smoke has a trailer with 3 stainless sinks. Now the question is, how do you get them hot/cold water to the faucets and were does the waste water go???? What if you are set-up in a park or something?

I want to build a trailer like that ASAP to please the local HD. Help anyone?
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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Not sure how HE did it but....You could use a 12V pump like from an RV hooked to your car battery to run the water...

Heating...You could heat some water on a burner or maybe on top of your fire box...in a pan.

Waste water....I just use a 5 gallon bucket and run my 'gray water' into that then take home and dump.

If you are going togo to the expense to put the sinks on your trailer, you could just add a 'gray water tank' for drain water. Then take to RV dump station to dump when needed.

Cheaper to do the way most of us do it (plactic bins). Stainless steel sinks are spendy...Then add the cost of parts to install etc.
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PostPosted: Apr 26 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Diamond D'z wrote:
Big Brother Smoke has a trailer with 3 stainless sinks. Now the question is, how do you get them hot/cold water to the faucets and were does the waste water go???? What if you are set-up in a park or something?

I want to build a trailer like that ASAP to please the local HD. Help anyone?


You can do it with a simple plumbing set up and either heat your water via your cooker or use an electical instant hot water heater.

You then need a Tank for the clean water and a seperate tank for Gray water, along with a submersible pump to get the water from your clean water tank to the heater.

These can all be hooked up with regular plumbing / electrical supplies, (and an invertor to run 110v, or visit your local RV dealer for the same things in 24v.
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PostPosted: Apr 28 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

You can do it with a simple plumbing set up and either heat your water via your cooker or use an electical instant hot water heater.

You then need a Tank for the clean water and a seperate tank for Gray water, along with a submersible pump to get the water from your clean water tank to the heater.

These can all be hooked up with regular plumbing / electrical supplies, (and an invertor to run 110v, or visit your local RV dealer for the same things in 24v.[/quote]


Exactly! I will post detailed pics when I get a few moments! Camping this weekend.
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