Probes

[Nick Prochilo]

I understood you Chris!

 

[Finney]

I understood you Chris!

You're a thinker, Nick.

 

[Nick Prochilo]

I understood you Chris!

You're a thinker, Nick.

That's what people say! Or is it a stinker????

 

[Aaron1]

If you have a deep fryer,crank up the oil and then put the probes in.The oil forces any water out of the probe.
Aaron

 

[ScottyDaQ]

If you have a deep fryer,crank up the oil and then put the probes in.The oil forces any water out of the probe.
Aaron

:scratch

 

[Nick Prochilo]

If you have a deep fryer,crank up the oil and then put the probes in.The oil forces any water out of the probe.
Aaron

How does that work? Doesn't it oil in it then?

 

[Aaron1]

Trust me it works.Do not fully submerge the probe,just about to the bend.The high heat fries the water out.
Aaron

 

[Bruce B]

If you have a deep fryer,crank up the oil and then put the probes in.The oil forces any water out of the probe.
Aaron

How does that work? Doesn't it oil in it then?

Yeah, but you see Nick, the owners manual says nothing about not getting oil in there, just not to get any water in them. [smilie=a_doh.gif]

 

[Nick Prochilo]

If Aarron has done it before and it works, why not give it a try. I have already thrown out my water logged probes and I don't get them wet anymore, I've learned!

 

[Cliff H.]

I suppose if you just dipped the probe itself in the oil it would get hot enough to do something.

If nothing else it would clean the smoke stain off the probe.