I thought a Rubiks cube was tough!

[matlocc]

Just spent a half hour untangling casings. Rinsed some inside by rinsing using the faucet. I put them back in the container while i was still undoing under water basket UNWEAVING. They must have wanted to go back to their original position in the colony.
The untangled ones became the tangled ones AGAIN!
THIS IS SO MUCH FUN!

Thank you for all the help this far though. Just venting.

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[BGKYSmoker]

Just spent a half hour untangling casings. Rinsed some inside by rinsing using the faucet. I put them back in the container while i was still undoing under water basket UNWEAVING. They must have wanted to go back to their original position in the colony.
The untangled ones became the tangled ones AGAIN!
THIS IS SO MUCH FUN!

Thank you for all the help this far though. Just venting.

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Let them soak for while, they will be easier to get undone. Un tangle while in the water.

 

[dirtsailor2003]

Soaking is the key.

If you haven't looked at this thread it's a good one

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/159729/how-to-handle-natural-casings

 

[gearjammer]

Oh dang, I just bought two different size natural casings.

You guys are starting to scare me again.

Gotta get up my nerve to try it one of these days soon.

Please let us know how you make out with this.

   Ed

 

[matlocc]

It is much easier under water but I haven't found a trick to keeping them untangled.

 

[SmokinAl]

Like Case said, soaking them is the key.

It's real easy if you follow the link he provided.

It explains everything.

I pull mine out of the bucket & they never get tangled up.

Al

 

[chipmanbbq]

http://www.makincasing.com/

Pre-loaded casings. No need to rinse. No tangled messes. I highly recommend them.
 

 

[matlocc]

I am on day 9 of soaking them rinsing daily. They are getting silky finally but they were tangled.  I was just venting .