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I paper bag dry after a short hang. Personally 1x a day I open them (I close the tops by folding and hold with a paper clip) and gently turn them by hand so the bottom ones are now on top (more or less I don't go diviya). I've also seen some where where at least one person recommended 2 bags nested together 1 right side up the other upside down. They take the bag and gently turn it over as a unit. Same idea ...
Can't say if this is right or wrong just the way I do it
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cool thanks guys... glad she is improving... thats what counts... getting better at some rate..
ok off to the parents to help them play musical furniture!
I'm guessing they just choose the mason jars cause you can use the ring to hold tyvek in place to minimize the effect of a spill??excellent idea, although you might want more surface area for your brine, a single mason in a small cupboard may not exchange water quickly enough because the area of liquid exposure is small, and the jar isolates the liquid somewhat from air in the cupboard. If you just made one of the shelves water tight so you could put a full sized puddle in there, it might work a treat.
I now do something similar but on a smaller scale. I keep pill containers of different strains ground up and ready to go in a plastic nut container, and I throw in a bunch of Bovedas to keep the RH at ~62%. Seems to work. Especially since the Bovedas are dead easy to recharge. You could also use some big bovedas in your cupboard idea instead of mixing your own stuff.
But I completely agree a better ratio of surface area to volume would help a lot. It should still equilibrate especially if there's not a fast rate of air exchange.
I do a similar thing with a desiccator cabinet at work but in that case I'm using Drierite in an effort to keep humidity to a bare minimum cause some stuff I use is very very moisture sensitive. And yep I use a short squat container to hold the Drierite which has an indicator so that once it adsorbs moisture it changes color. System works real well.
I figured as much. Im trying to adjust my dry and cure practices
Again another idea that would have never crossed my mind. Using a paper bag as a lid...I would say creative but now that I think about it, I cant believe I never thought about it. I gave them a light shake. Though I did open them to take my humidity sensors out.
Honestly I just collect the trichromes that fall off from the bottom of the bag if there are any lol
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She needs to find a little old Jewish GrandaMa to make her some chicken soup.
I didnt even have the strength to make the chicken soup......
..couldn't have eaten it either.You know the old saying... feed a cold and starve a fever.....I Think this one is a fever.
All I ate in 5 days was pain killers and coconut water to stop me getting deydrated.....we have saved a weeks worth of groceries.........
But if you are not moving about you don't need food huh....?....
Hubby ate 1 sani a day.....and he had to make his own coz I couldnt...
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