Step 2: Put the solution in the sprayer
After the aging time for the solution is over, take it out of hiding.
-Get your spray bottle, and unscrew the cap.
-Take the cap off of the solution container. I had put the collar of my shirt over my nose at this point. It's a good idea, too!
-Stick the nozzle of the solution container and very carefully drip a drop at a time into the spray bottle. Do not let the dead worms come out.
-Keep letting it drip until the spray bottle is a third full. If you drip for too long, the worms will come out.
-When you are done, close both containers tightly.
-Get your spray bottle, and unscrew the cap.
-Take the cap off of the solution container. I had put the collar of my shirt over my nose at this point. It's a good idea, too!
-Stick the nozzle of the solution container and very carefully drip a drop at a time into the spray bottle. Do not let the dead worms come out.
-Keep letting it drip until the spray bottle is a third full. If you drip for too long, the worms will come out.
-When you are done, close both containers tightly.
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for the grass one, you only add water if you want a spray right? if you just want a gas, as to leave no evidence, would you just put grass by its self in the container granted that it would take longer to decompose, i think...
darn that was good soup to