I've got 18 seed pots dedicated to tobacco seedlings this year.
I didn't do a great job of getting just two or three seeds in a pot as you can see, THOSE THINGS ARE TINY. But they're coming up and I can thin them out as they grow..
18 plants is what i'm shooting for this year. Should give me 3 pounds of dried leaves, or 6 pounds of 50% hydrated snus, or 60 cans of 45g per can lös. Total investment thus far, $5 for the seed pots, The seeds came free from another interested party.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Zen and the Art of Icetool Maintenance
The Icetool is a wonderful, useful tool. Keeps your hands clean, forms a perfect little prilla of snus and delivers it precisely. But after a few uses, it becomes sticky, difficult to work. Never fear, you don't need oils or replacements for the O-ring.
Here's what the inside looks like after a few uses... Some crumbs at the end, but those aren't your problem, it's the streaks of stuff on the interior that are causing your issues.. A pipe cleaner, doubled over and dipped in your favorite libation (I use Woodford Reserve Bourbon) will clean that out really quickly.
Here's the pipe cleaner after cleaning out the Icetool.
I used a bit of vodka so the color wouldn't hide the gunk coming off the Icetool. After cleaning that guy out and a quick similar cleaning of the O-ring, the Icetool works just as good as new! I don't use oils or wax on the O-ring, as this will encourage stuff to collect on it. Just give the Icetool a quick cleaning as needed!
Here's what the inside looks like after a few uses... Some crumbs at the end, but those aren't your problem, it's the streaks of stuff on the interior that are causing your issues.. A pipe cleaner, doubled over and dipped in your favorite libation (I use Woodford Reserve Bourbon) will clean that out really quickly.
Here's the pipe cleaner after cleaning out the Icetool.
I used a bit of vodka so the color wouldn't hide the gunk coming off the Icetool. After cleaning that guy out and a quick similar cleaning of the O-ring, the Icetool works just as good as new! I don't use oils or wax on the O-ring, as this will encourage stuff to collect on it. Just give the Icetool a quick cleaning as needed!
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