2008年3月9日 · Chemical degreasing solvents such as Rittel's products and those bought in stores are better degreasers but are most likely to harm bones. Rittel's super solvent has proven to be a good degreaser, however, prolonged use has obvious detrimental effects on bone.

2008年6月22日 · The first being sodium carbonate which is soda ash which as you should know degrease as well as helps lift the meat off the bone. Sodium percarbonates second compound it breaks down into is H2O2 which is hydrogen peroxide. So you are cleaning, degreasing, and whitening all in one.

2015年12月28日 · With bulk degreasing, i change the water every Tuesday and Saturday. If they are stubborn skulls try rotations... Degrease two weeks, peroxide, then degrease again. The peroxide seems to shock the grease and when back in the degreaser it starts leaching out again. Some people use ammonia, it's great for degreasing...

2020年5月13日 · First off your degreasing way to long as that can harm skins and cause swelling and then hopefully the pickle brings it back. Warm water, no more than 110*, add 1/4 lb of salt per gallon. A two hour soak is all that’s needed. Drain, rinse and back in the pickle. Bears can take 2-3 degreasing but that’s the stubborn ones. .

2017年10月23日 · If your degreasing solution wasn't heated to 115 degrees, you pretty much just soaked it and got the surface clean. If you decide to simmer it add a few tablespoons of baking soda (Arm & Hammer type) to your simmer water and check it …

2021年4月25日 · Ahoy all, currently working on a peacock skin that needs degreasing. I know a lot of folks use Dawn soap and white gas, but I have plenty of lipasolve sitting around and I am wondering if that + some citric acid is safe to use on this pelt. Any other sugtestions regarding degreasing and (eventually) mounting peacocks would be appreciated.

2012年1月1日 · Michael, after talking with you today I did a head count. I may have been a little off. I currently have 72 heads degreasing with a moose, antelope, wolf, bear and 6 deer just pulled and either drying or whitening. Hard to keep up with just how many I do until about June/July and just count the sheets of the Log Book.

2018年2月6日 · Hey, for the last few years i have had nothing but trouble degreasing my skulls. I simmer at very low temps (below 200 degrees) and use soap when i simmer. After i have tried dawn in water for months with no success, I then tried dawn in water at temps as high as 160 for weeks with no success at all.

2023年11月15日 · I am having a bit of a hard time degreasing tho, especially with large antlered animal such as elk. Finding the right size container for an elk head is quite a hassle, i finally did find a couple containers to fit an elk however im noticing that the bucket heater im using has to be turned up quite high to get the internal water temps to 120.

2023年1月20日 · Degreasing solutions for deer and sheep is heated to 120 degrees and the reason is the makeup and characteristics of the fat from those species. It needs a higher temp to soften it and allow the detergents to work on it as it is a tallow and not a softer fat.