Review on 🔥 Pickle Pot Sparex Acid: Efficient Jewelry Repair Tools for Soldering by Doris Tran

The first one I bought at the grocery store for $15. It worked, somehow. He made the brine so hot that it evaporated. I bought another one at a jewelry store that said it was thermostatically controlled to stay under 140 degrees, although it looked exactly the same and was $10 more. He did the same. Now after using it for a little over 60 days it doesn't heat up at all. If you want to use a brine slow cooker with all the inconvenience and danger of inhaling boiling acid fumes and having to turn it on and off manually to control the temperature, buy one at a garage sale for $2.