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remington 1
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Green color in skull
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February 02, 2012, 08:14:57 PM »
I never had green show up on the skull before. I beetle them and roughly degrease for 3 to 4 weeks . could this be something in my water. I have well water. I process about 200 head a year and never had this problem. I could see the green color before I even tried to whiten them. does anybody have any ideas on this. any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
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sam22bennett
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Re: Green color in skull
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do you have copper or brass hose or pipe fittings in your water at all?
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did peroxide take it out ? if peroxide cleared it up its probably bacteria.
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I have copper pipe throughout my shop. But most older buildings do and I never had this problem before.and peroxide didn't take it out. I use 40 volume peroxide. Any ideas?
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Re: Green color in skull
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February 03, 2012, 10:59:22 AM »
When you degrease do you use green soap? I had a WT nasal cavities turn slightly green about a week ago, I put way to much soap in. I have been using only water for that head and the green is coming out.
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remington 1
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No clear dawn and ammonia . Heated to 115 f
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Jeff.
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Re: Green color in skull
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Copper or brass in your degreasing methods is what was meant. Those metals react with peroxide and can cause green bone. A product called "Iron Out" will sometimes work if it's not too bad. But, good luck is all I can say on that.
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Oops sorry didn't understand the question.no copper or brass in degreasing. Method .it looks like mild to me.
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