Scrapping skillets, griddles, and heat regulator chords. Some tips to UPGRADE AND MAKE MORE MONEY!

[@MemphisMower]

Always great information. Love how you always give the current prices and how important it is to separate those metals.

[@TinManScrapper]

Thank you. I appreciate your support as always!

[@sharlynjohnson-w5m]

Hi tinman, great videos

[@TinManScrapper]

Glad you like them! Thank you for watching!

[@TinManScrapper]

Final weight: 2.2 lbs cast aluminum, 12 oz stainless steel, CUT OUT: 1.6 lbs clean aluminum and 1.8 lbs dirty cast

[@patrickwilliams4613]

Great video thanks tinman it all adds up

[@TinManScrapper]

Thanks for watching. Yes it does!

[@mickey4947]

Thanks tinman. I'll have a second look at the waffle maker sitting on my bench and decide if I want to pull the heating element off as an experiment. I think the amount of work might outweigh the benefit for a small item like that though.

[@TinManScrapper]

It all adds up. Even saving it for the winter months when scrapping is slower.

[@tomheiberger2222]

I picked up a few coffee urns and commercial coffee makers that are non magnetic stainless steel but they have the vinyl plastic glued to the stainless steel. What chemical or solvent could I use to easily peel off the vinyl plastic?

[@TinManScrapper]

could just smash the plastic off or some yards will take as is for the good stainless steel.

[@paull4079]

So magnetic items are worth less than non magnetic?

[@TinManScrapper]

Yes, worth significantly more.

[@tomheiberger2222]

Is painted black stainless steel considered dirty to most scrap yards?