cleaning a classifier

KevinInColorado

Gold Member
Jan 9, 2012
7,037
11,370
Summit County, Colorado
Detector(s) used
Grizzly Goldtrap Explorer & Motherlode, Gold Cube with trommel or Banker on top, Angus Mackirk Expedition, Gold-n-Sand Xtream Hand pump
Primary Interest:
Prospecting
Put it in a gold pan upside down. Scrub back of screen with smooth rock or back of large spoon. Expect to find gold in the pan!!!

It’s a quick easy job with a 20 mesh, bit slower with 30. Takes patience for 50 and smaller...may have to scrub both sides even.
 

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arizau

Bronze Member
May 2, 2014
2,485
3,869
AZ
Detector(s) used
Beach High Banker, Sweep Jig, Whippet Dry Washer, Lobo ST, 1/2 width 2 tray Gold Cube, numerous pans, rocker box, and home made fluid bed and stream sluices.
Primary Interest:
Prospecting
A rubber kitchen spatula does a good job on the smaller mesh screens.
 

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dash4cash

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Apr 9, 2018
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Saukville, WI
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Garrett Ace 300
Garrett AT max
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Thank you for the replies.

Carl
 

KevinInColorado

Gold Member
Jan 9, 2012
7,037
11,370
Summit County, Colorado
Detector(s) used
Grizzly Goldtrap Explorer & Motherlode, Gold Cube with trommel or Banker on top, Angus Mackirk Expedition, Gold-n-Sand Xtream Hand pump
Primary Interest:
Prospecting
A rubber kitchen spatula does a good job on the smaller mesh screens.

I’ll have to try that. Better buy a dollar store spatula though otherwise I’ll be in trouble with my darling wife ;)
 

arizau

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May 2, 2014
2,485
3,869
AZ
Detector(s) used
Beach High Banker, Sweep Jig, Whippet Dry Washer, Lobo ST, 1/2 width 2 tray Gold Cube, numerous pans, rocker box, and home made fluid bed and stream sluices.
Primary Interest:
Prospecting
Hear that. Salvation Army store or whatever. The edge is pretty flexible so may need some trimming. Makes it similar to those used in labs.
 

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