Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 3:55 pm
People always talk about the risk of frozen up valves.
I've dumped a sh*t load of unregged CO2 through my pressure washer handle and I haven;t had that problem yet.
My guess is...with the absence of water....nothing can freeze up!
And it hasn;t so far.
The outside freezes over, yes, but if the CO2 were to " freeze" i'd be very surprised.Solid CO2 chunks flying around...that would be something...
I did not use any plummers tape.I used a rubber washer for the adapter to seal against.
A hydraulic 1/2-1/4" reducer is perfect for such a use.
It holds the washer in place and connects the adapter to the PW handle without a problem.
When set up like that, I don't see why a pinvalve would matter..
I've dumped a sh*t load of unregged CO2 through my pressure washer handle and I haven;t had that problem yet.
My guess is...with the absence of water....nothing can freeze up!
And it hasn;t so far.
The outside freezes over, yes, but if the CO2 were to " freeze" i'd be very surprised.Solid CO2 chunks flying around...that would be something...
I did not use any plummers tape.I used a rubber washer for the adapter to seal against.
A hydraulic 1/2-1/4" reducer is perfect for such a use.
It holds the washer in place and connects the adapter to the PW handle without a problem.
When set up like that, I don't see why a pinvalve would matter..