Talk:Lye - Revision history

Xandaros at 03:32, 5 June 2015

2015-06-05T03:32:12Z

Raj: /* Tips */ added link

2012-05-07T17:24:59Z

Tips: added link

KaiH: moved outdated tips

2012-03-31T11:54:57Z

moved outdated tips

Dashiva at 01:15, 30 March 2007

2007-03-30T01:15:45Z

Parsifal at 03:27, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T03:27:21Z

Parsifal at 03:17, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T03:17:26Z

Parsifal at 03:15, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T03:15:48Z

Parsifal at 03:15, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T03:15:32Z

Parsifal at 03:00, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T03:00:06Z

Dashiva at 17:01, 16 January 2007

2007-01-16T17:01:05Z

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== Mixing rates ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
! Ash !! Water !! Rate !! Works
|-
| 0.10 || 3.00 || 30 || No
|-
| 0.50 || 12.00 || 24 || Yes
|-
| 0.80 || 24.00 || 30 || No
|-
| 0.90 || 24.00 || 26.67 || Yes
|-
| 1.50 || 45.00 || 30 || No
|-
| 1.60 || 45.00 || 28.125 || Yes
|}

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	*When using 0.10kg pieces of ash the amount of water can be 1.00kg to 1.90kg to create 1.10kg to 2.00kg of lye. Using 2.00kg water or more will result in 1.00kg of lye only.		*When using 0.10kg pieces of ash the amount of water can be 1.00kg to 1.90kg to create 1.10kg to 2.00kg of lye. Using 2.00kg water or more will result in 1.00kg of lye only.
	** To get the best ratio to create lye put 3 garlic and 4 barley in a pottery flask then drag the 2.00 water from a pottery jar to the flask to leave 1.90 water in the pottery jar.		** To get the best ratio to create lye put 3 garlic and 4 barley in a pottery flask then drag the 2.00 water from a pottery jar to the flask to leave 1.90 water in the pottery jar.
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		+	== Questions ==
		+	* "Even when using 45kg of water (a small barrel worth) and 0.10kg of lye, all water will be consumed and 1.00kg lye created. "
		+	Shouldn't this be 0.10kg of ash instead of lye? -[[User:Xandaros\|Xandaros]] ([[User talk:Xandaros\|talk]])

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 *moved outdated tips to here -[[User:KaiH|KaiH]] 11:54, 31 March 2012 (UTC)
 == Tips ==
-* The entire quantity of lye is used when making leather regardless of weight.
+* The entire quantity of lye is used when making [[leather]] regardless of weight.
 ** A [[pottery flask]] with 1 [[potato]] and 4 [[corn]] in it will hold additional ~0,005kg lye. Keep the lye in a [[pottery jar]] or [[waterskin]] and fill the flask from there as needed. This way precious high ql lye will last very long.
 ** An alternative is to have 2 [[pottery flask]]s, one empty and one with 1 [[garlic]]. Filling the empty one first then transferring it to the 2nd leaves an almost zero quantity to the first. Depending on what seed has the smallest volume it could be even less. This method used with a garlic results in ~0,001kg of lye.
 *When using 0.10kg pieces of ash the amount of water can be 1.00kg to 1.90kg to create 1.10kg to 2.00kg of lye. Using 2.00kg water or more will result in 1.00kg of lye only.
 ** To get the best ratio to create lye put 3 garlic and 4 barley in a pottery flask then drag the 2.00 water from a pottery jar to the flask to leave 1.90 water in the pottery jar.

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	\| 1.00 \|\| 29.75 \|\| 29.75 \|\| Yes -- only 29.00 lye		\| 1.00 \|\| 29.75 \|\| 29.75 \|\| Yes -- only 29.00 lye
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		+	*moved outdated tips to here -[[User:KaiH\|KaiH]] 11:54, 31 March 2012 (UTC)
		+	== Tips ==
		+	* The entire quantity of lye is used when making leather regardless of weight.
		+	** A [[pottery flask]] with 1 [[potato]] and 4 [[corn]] in it will hold additional ~0,005kg lye. Keep the lye in a [[pottery jar]] or [[waterskin]] and fill the flask from there as needed. This way precious high ql lye will last very long.
		+	** An alternative is to have 2 [[pottery flask]]s, one empty and one with 1 [[garlic]]. Filling the empty one first then transferring it to the 2nd leaves an almost zero quantity to the first. Depending on what seed has the smallest volume it could be even less. This method used with a garlic results in ~0,001kg of lye.
		+	*When using 0.10kg pieces of ash the amount of water can be 1.00kg to 1.90kg to create 1.10kg to 2.00kg of lye. Using 2.00kg water or more will result in 1.00kg of lye only.
		+	** To get the best ratio to create lye put 3 garlic and 4 barley in a pottery flask then drag the 2.00 water from a pottery jar to the flask to leave 1.90 water in the pottery jar.

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 | 0.10 || 2.00 || 20 || Yes
 |}

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 | 0.40 || 2.00 || 5 || Yes
 |-
-| 0.10 || 1.00 || 5 || Yes
+| 0.10 || 1.00 || 10 || Yes
 |}

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 | 0.40 || 2.00 || 5 || Yes
 | 0.20 || 1.00 || 5 || Yes
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 | 1.60 || 45.00 || 28.125 || Yes
 |}