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All I can say is we had a waterbed for in Ft. Lauderdale for 35 years and loved it. Went to a motionless one the last 10 years. Then moved to Sebring & Judy wanted a new bed , so I haven’t slept since. That was almost 20 years ago. I’d give anything to get my waterbed back!
Al
I agree with the above, what ever is the cheapest alternative to start the fire is best. Plenty of guys on here have access to unlimited wood supplies, so they wouldn’t be starting with charcoal. But as Chas said wood splits around here are expensive.
Al
What ec meter do you have & what are you keeping the nutrient levels at? My plants are burning & can’t seem to figure out if it is too much light or to much nutrients.
Al
I have been using the DD calculator for quite a while & for me, vac sealing, but loosely works the best for me. Just enough air left inside to create liquid, and no worries about the seal leaking. I also go a minimum of 14 days in the cure. I just made a batch of bacon & the schedule worked out...
This is a brine cure, the original recipe calls for 1 tbs of cure#1 per gallon of water, You could safely use up to 4 tbs per gallon. 2 tbs per gallon is perfectly safe. It does it’s thing in 24 hours. You can put as many breasts in as the container will hold, just make sure they are all...
Judy & I love focaccia bread & she has been wanting to do a focaccia art bread. So on to Pinterest & here we go.
She looked at a bunch of photo’s & we ended up with her own design.
She set it up on a tray to get an idea of what she wanted.
Then she just transferred it to the dough & added...
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