SquishY's Hamster Wheel
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SquishY
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On day 14 I pulled and planted. To clean I dump and rinse the tank then spray with 409. Let that sit for 15 minutes then add just enough water to cover the pump's suction port.Add in 60ml bleach, return the lid and run for 1 hour, then dump and rinse. Leave to dry. I remove the lid and spray both sides with 409. I let it sit for around 20 minutes then quickly scrub the contact surfaces of the collars. Let dry. Been at 100% success since day one.
Fiddler's Green
Just a regular vato
That aero cloner bring the roots vato.
Are the foam holders a consumable or are they cleaned in the same fashion?
Are the foam holders a consumable or are they cleaned in the same fashion?
SquishY
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These permaclone collars are way more durable and easier to clean than the neoprene ones they come with. With that said, the neoprene ones will last a couple years if cared for also they are way cheaper.
SquishY
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Has anyone seen a reaction to mosquito bites like this?this happened Friday night and the pic was taken Tuesday morning. She has 7 of them and all are varying sizes. 3 of them are as large as the pic. Been in the same area of western mn for 18 years and this has never happened before.
Streetpro09
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Have seen that from mosquitoes on younger kids before. I assume it's from them being slightly allergic. The more they get bit the less it happens. That don't look like a kids leg tho. Would lean towards it being medication related. I remember being on something at some point and it affected my skins resistance to uv rays. In other words i got sun burned way worse, way quicker when on that medication. Just a thought.
SquishY
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Those are logical possibilities. Thankfully the swolen areas stopped being ichy on Tuesday. My wife, in her mid 40's took it like a champ. Benadryl and itch cream didn't work so she had to ice the affected areas. That friday she spent several hours in the garden, on her knees, harvesting chard. I don't think it was mosquitoes. My feeling is that she got bit by one of the creepy crawlies that reside in the garden but the reaction was delayed a few hours. Some small bugs pack a big punch.
