Most effective and dangerous way to clean brass for reloading

[tommybrannon]

while she is gone....the dishwasher is great for cleaning gun parts too

[wiederladerTv]

@tommybrannon Hmm that's why I should buy a dishwasher for my wife...sounds great bud! ;-)

[mars1952]

I accidentally left some brass in my jeans pocket and they went though the laundry. They came out nice and shinny just like yours. I think that I need an old washing machine so that I can wash shop rags and brass. I would have to wait until my wife was out of town before I put any brass in her beloved washing machine.Ha Ha

[wiederladerTv]

@mars1952 Yeah buddy your so right! Hehehe ;-)

[donthebodyguard]

Who says men don't do laundry.

[lafayette512]

I will try this myself tonight

[wiederladerTv]

@lafayette512 But don't get caught by your wife! ;-)

[lafayette512]

@wiederladerTv Got too nervous about lead deposits in the washing machine so i hand washed them with 1 part white vinager, 3 parts water, tablesppon of baking soda and a teaspoon of 'simple green' - worked well.

[wiederladerTv]

@lafayette512 Sounds good...will try this too.

[lafayette512]

This is hilarious 

[krapul007]

Arnold? Is that you? You know I love your other movies too! (Predator, Terminator...etc)

[wiederladerTv]

@krapul007 No, I'am not Arnold. Why so many guys here ask me that?

[rugerp89ipsc]

hilarious. Good video Sir. And yes the accent is excellent. Guttentag?

[wiederladerTv]

@rugerp89ipsc Thanks brother! ;-) Auch dir einen guten Tag.

[rugerp89ipsc]

@wiederladerTv Meine frau kann deutsch ein bissein. Ich weise nur "Ich habe blaues augen."

Keep those videos coming ! I am just getting started loading 308 for my LT OBR762 and you're videos have been great. I have loaded 40 cal for a decade now, but that is so much simpler than loading for a bottle neck rifle. Hopefully I get a decent camera soon and I will post up some videos.

[wiederladerTv]

@rugerp89ipsc That would be great buddy.

[papabugs71]

Your accent is the bomb. I have to say, I've used the washing machine as a parts washer too. Works great on small automotive stuff as well!

I'll try it on some brass next.

[wiederladerTv]

@papabugs71 the accent is really so bad?

[papabugs71]

@wiederladerTv No man, it's awsome! German?

[ChicaWolverina]

Oh god... for a moment there I thought he had been saving up his urine and maybe masturbating or something!

But really, you'd have to have the normal idiotic stepford, soccer-mom, moron wife to not understand what you're doing. Hell she'd probably tell you to try that if you hadn't thought of it.

And you don't need that asshole loud stopping noise at the end to upset us!

[wiederladerTv]

@ChicaWolverina LOL

[danbowkley]

They make zippered mesh bags for women to wash their lacy underthings in (and other delicates too I suppose), I'm guessing this would work really well for brass. Off to the laundromat! :D

[wiederladerTv]

@danbowkley Oh yes, this would work very well!

[ChicaWolverina]

@danbowkley NON!  It's not a tight enough weave and would allow too much of the rims and edges of the shells to actually contact the finish of the drum and chip the enamel.

[gti20vturbo]

For those of you wondering, yes this really works. I did a "load" of 45 brass tonight and it works fantastic! Thanks for the tip!!!!

[wiederladerTv]

@gti20vturbo Yes it works great. Thanks bud.

[RAWKLOBSTAR]

I am tempted to walk into the laundromat up the street with 1000 empty 223 cases and try this out. I bet I will get some interesting stares.

[wiederladerTv]

@RAWKLOBSTAR I bet you will ...hahaha!

[SolitarySoldiers]

Great way to clean brass,I'll give this a try when the wife is out,as I will get my ass kicked for sure.......

[wiederladerTv]

@SolitarySoldiers Oh yes, that's sure! ;-)

[duffy84]

i have also heard that the dish washer works good for getting the packing grease off of old rifle bolts.

[wiederladerTv]

@duffy84 Maybe but I would not try this in the dish washer from my wife....this could be a real nightmare.

[BubbaRountree]

Dang man! That works great! My wife don't care... she will throw a load of brass in there with the rags and work clothes! Thanks brother! Wade

[wiederladerTv]

@BubbaRountree Thanks brother....your wife is an exception!

[birdhunter67]

I guess I'll have to wait for the wife to visit her mom for a few days.

[wiederladerTv]

@birdhunter67 Hahaha, yes that's better.

[flemingjim1953]

wiederlader, I'm a friend of Spine Sales... you have a wicked sense of humor sir... about how dangerous it is to clean brass this way. You're right, I've done it, and well, now.... you get the idea, I don't do it that way, anymore. She made me buy a tumbler... ROTFLMAOADL! Good Job! Well Done! and quality work on the brass. Question: isn't 139 minutes a tad extreme? hard on clothing too...innocent look goes here!

[wiederladerTv]

@flemingjim1953 Thank you very much...yes I have a wicked sense of humor! ;-)

I told you "do not get caught"....because I know how my wife would react . Well I think the 139 are not extrem. It's the normal program for hot wash at 30° Celsius at our washing machine. And hey, cleaning the brass with the tumbler is a good method too...without any danger.

[austin3538]

nice

[wiederladerTv]

@austin3538 Thanks buddy

[spinesales]

Hahahaha. I love it. I now see why you said to wait until the wife isn't home. Man that worked really good for cleaning the bass they look like new. Thanks for the tip Wiederlader.

[wiederladerTv]

@spinesales Thanks brother...yes it's very important to wait until the wife isn't home..... ;-)