Pretty much. It just reduces the cost by like 10% in combination with conventional chemical solutions.So they absorb it and then what? You gather em all up and bury them somewhere else?
Pretty much. It just reduces the cost by like 10% in combination with conventional chemical solutions.So they absorb it and then what? You gather em all up and bury them somewhere else?
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So they absorb it and then what? You gather em all up and bury them somewhere else?
update on these grocery cubes i'm using, i guess the cloth strength is neg 10 once its in the freezer for a while, all the straps broke off, idk if it's chineseium or what, but i guess i'll have to find a vinyl or plastic solution? sucks cuz it was working pretty well (until they snapped)Figured i should take my own advice, i was just using basic grocery bags (cloth) so i got cubes that fit perfectlyView attachment 482340
i put a full brisket in there to show the size difference, the brisket is laying on a squared off section which i can only assume is where the motor is, the chest freezer goes deeper (you can see the brisket underneath.
so w/ my basic chest freezer i can fit 3 of these bags (i got 3)...
unfortunately the bottom is froze, so i have to thaw first, heh, thats the penalty i get for putting the chest freezer outside. (there is no room inside or in the garage)
heres the measurement of the bag and if you want the same one (i chose the cheapest color)
14.57” x 9.84” x 9.84”
WiseLife Reusable Grocery Bags [3 Pack],Large Grocery Tote Bag Water Resistant Shopping Bags Foldable Collapsible Grocery Bag for Clothes,Toys,Shoes and Picnic
your chest freezer will vary i assume? but if it's 14in, these bags will fit nicely
also it's insulated, which turns out to be a bonus, so if you leave it out on the floor, it will not melt right away
Diesel and styrofoam
My dad always told us we only got one match to start the camp fire. My go to was always dry pine needles as kindling but as an adult I learned to find fat wood which is pretty awesome if you can get it. Pine needles are still the shit but a chunk or two of fat wood can get you over the hump when the regular shit isn't working so well. I have meant to get better using flint and steel. I've gotten fires going with them but you really need some nice, dry kindling to get that to work. I bought a can of magnesium shavings as a cheat. Much easier than trying to shave it off those little square fire starters.
If you have styrofoam, you don't need diesel. I burned a few large chunks of styrofoam that my new TV came packed in out in my burning barrel and basically caused a minor ecological disaster. I had flames coming 10 feet out of the burning barrel and the cloud of black smoke practically made my house disappear even though I was only 50 yards away from it. It was pretty impressive. My neighbor drove by and I'm kind of surprised he didn't call the fire department.