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The couple are really hoping that everyone in Ayrshire can get behind and support their unique artisan salt venture as it grows. Taste testWith two 12V twin pumps, the Spraystriker has an output of up to 36Lmin providing ample power to treat footways, pathways and other areas in which traditional granular treatment is not desirable. The 2 metre spraybar has 14 nozzles which can extend the spray width to 5 metres. The pumping system and CPU unit is protected inside an easy to reach stainless steel housing and is designed for use with a range of de-icing and agricultural liquids. Then they could begin to look at different locations and work out the best conditions for the process to work, in all types of humidity and weather. The brine is pumped through the tower and moved by a series of taps. The process The best time for collection "depends on level of the tide, and still settled weather. Naturally, seawater is around 3% saline solution, 3.5 % is ideal" " said Gregorie.

I'm not quite happy, I'm still searching for the perfect size of salt crystal and tinkering with that part of it. To find the crystal size we want, make it easy it is to crush with your fingers, delicate enough not to leave clumps but still looks nice. Stir-up Sunday 2023: when you should make your Christmas pudding this year - and best recipes to try The lightweight polyethylene hopper is ideal for treating roads, car parks, footpaths and cycleways. The hopper has an in-built liquid tank which enables three different types of application: salt, pre-wet salt (mixture of brine and salt) and direct liquid application. A manual hose reel, bladder tank and spraybar can be fitted to increase the liquid capabilities of the unit and enable all-season use for fertiliser.The final stage is to take the salty brine, add some gentle heat to create crystals of sodium chloride with natural trace elements. Gregorie first became aware of salt evaporation or graduation towers about 15 years ago and after some research headed to Germany to visit them. Environmental concerns are at the heart of the project, to create an entirely natural product and building the tower took a lot of effort, Gregorie explains that no one has done it ever before.