Bromwell Tinware Flour Sifter Teardown
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2018
- The Jacob Bromwell Flour sifter - iconic, insanely perfectly designed device. So perfect in fact, it has 100 imitators. Invented in 1926 by Thomas G Melish for the Bromwell Wire Goods Company, it is still being made in Indiana today by the Jacob Bromwell company.
Although a flour sifter is no longer a required item for everyday cooking, we no longer have to sift out things bugs or chaff. But THIS device is well worth having even if you don't use it that often.
I actually remember buying mine in a hardware store about 10 years ago. But found two additional ones recently, so I figured it was time to make a video, of how they come apart for cleaning. My opinion is that it should never be washed. Wipe it down with a damp dish cloth if you have to. They can commonly be found from all decades, the more vintage they are the less tin it will have protecting it from atmospheric moisture.
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I inherited my mother-in-law's old tin flour sifter, which is rusted, and now I know how to clean it up and save it. Thanks for sharing.
What is in the yellow bottle with the red lid?
This is the best video I've found for cleaning this sifter! Thank you!
Wow I wish this was a service you provided haha. I have a super old one that I would love to use but it’s dirty and has a little rust here and there. Would definitely pay you to do it haha
How do I put back together the squeeze-handle kind?
which model? i don't have the large one to take apart just a small one. I will see if i can get one to dissect
@@joycegodsey I don't know the model. It's not annotated. It has three screens and 3 star cutters. It's trigger- handle operated. Hate to buy a new one, even though it's seven bucks. It's a pride issue, I guess.
@@MrAkilwil I GET the pride issue. That's a more modern device I will see what I can do
@@joycegodsey Thank you for replying!! I really appreciate it!!
@@MrAkilwil well I will try to answer your question, I have seen new ones that do g seem to come apart. So is like to figure this out
I dearly wish I could learn how to clean and repair my tinware without a long boring talk before the presenter gets to the repair.