I'd add that the yellow coating is silver that has plated out during
processing or shortly after. This is just wasted silver. You might want
to stop the process much sooner, or get better DW.
Soap residue might be encouraging the formation of the plating too. Soap
and detergent residue is extremely difficult to rinse out, no matter how
many times you rinse.
sol
M. G. Devour wrote:
I'll let Mike M. respond to Ian's other questions, but this:
I have the yellow coating on the glass every 2 batches and I have to
clean the jars. Takes me about 45 minutes to clean the jars (10 of
them). I use a natural soap and cloth and rinse out completely but it
still occurs.
Dilute hydrogen peroxide will take that coating off instantly, Ian.
Then all you'd need to do is rinse thoroughly. No scrubbing required
and should take you less than 10 minutes.
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