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I would thoroughly water the trees to dilute it a bit, however as it is all natural the worst I would expect is a bit of leaf burn from the "overdose"

Yes, the mould is non toxic, just give it a stir. Use in a ratio of between 10to 1 and 15 to one (about a pint in a standard watering can)

Sorry not on inscrutable 24/7, plus was night here in nz, try using a suction cup like o n the end of a dollar store bow and arrow or nerd gun to get a better grip, if you can get something down (or up by removing the waste trap) spray with a calcium cleaner (kitchen spray or CLR or similar) once sprayed fit suction cup and sharp anticlockwise turn, if that doesn't work the repeated pressing may free it, once open use a wrench to remove and clean

Probably full of hair and gunk, especially if you have long haired people of the female persuasion living at your houseUnscrew the top and fish it out or take off the u bend and pull it through

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Very cute, I don't have a 3D printer so I made one using some dead tree a piece of plastic drainpipe and a few screws. Used a band saw and sander

I think you'll have to take the trap/u-bend off underneath and push it up, alternative is to get a valve grinding stick (with a rubber sucker ) and pull it up , you may find something similar like a kids bow and arrow set from a dollar shop

I don't see any reason why not, just horizontally they are shorter and flex less

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Basically the bowl was weighed down with a jar of pasta sauce! The plasticity was clear acrylic and The wire doesn't poke through as it sits against the bowls and The epoxy resin fills all the gaps

Also for info we have our soil tested and have recently been awarded an organic produce certificate, our veges were tested and had less than one percent of the contamination levels of shop boughtAlso just about any weeds(or plants ) will do, I just topped up with the end of season tomato plants and potato tops as part of the nightshade family I couldn't give them to the goats

Sorry didn't see your question until today, the natural poisons in most plants will break down very quickly to their constituents in the water

Absolutely, the natural toxins in so called poisonous plants like nightshade, comfort, nettles etc Wil break down in the "tea " to their constituents

Would love to see the end result, enjoy ible-ing

It is, and so easy to make. The original had digestive biscuits as a base but we found that ginger nuts gave a much better kick

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When I say press in and out I mean lots of times like compressing a spring or clicking a pen so it eventually frees up

Hi, try giving it a scrub with scotchbrite (green scouring pad) and a spray with wd40 or similar then just press in and out and it should free up, once it does and it's fully open clean all the freshly exposed surfaces with the scotchbrite before re fitting

The clear one weighs about 2.5 kg so about 2 and a half litres the blue one about 1litre

Me too, however I have turned this on a lathe for a couple of other projects and it comes up nice there are various grades where I bought mine some of which are slower curing and thus harder/more brittle, this was the quicker curing one

Try slacking the screw and make sure that there are no ridges etc in the groove. Sorry for late reply missed the question

I had some come up in an email the other day, Amazon iirc kid I find the link I'll post it

"My sheep have no nose!" "How does he smell?" "Awful!!" ;-)

I used something called knot hole filler from a trader called glossi on trade me he is in glendene auckland the phone no is 098135600 company called liquid polymer glass. 21 bancroft crescent glendene Auckland if you phone the product is cheaper than buying on trademe as no fees. He ships all over the country

Me too, but it didn't stop me from eating her!!

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You're welcome would like to see that when it is done

I will see if I can find some here thanks

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I didn't measure it but the first pour was quite hot to the touch ie like holding a cup of coffee temperature

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Thanks, and no its just a trick of the light

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Well it just took a little bit of time and effort, if you can hammer a nail in you can make this. You don;\'t even really need power tools if you are masochistic! :-)

The 4x4s I have had 10 years (I was going to build a gazebo)the 2x4s were the off cuts from framing foot my shed and The decking was excess from fencing as I use it as a cheaper option to post and rail my paddocks. Most of the 75mms nails were recovered from pallets

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Pencil Inception!?

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No you misunderstand me, I meant cast in an already made steel hook (from a plastic coat hanger) as part of your casting, also you could possibly use a whole lightweight plastic hanger as your former rather than a foam one as the aluminium would melt it and displace it

I want to have a go at casting at some point (finding the time is an issue at the moment)However I would have thought that a steel hanger hook could have been better to cast in as part of it as the aluminium one is likely to straighten or break, as ally isn't all that strong

We had the same issues when we had our first pool (10 years now!) Great advice and once you get it settled all is good.Great advice, I should have noted it down myself when we had itEnjoy your pool!

Very cool, don't know if I would nhave enough patience to do this, have voted for you even though I have entered the same competition!

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Thanks, this was all completed in one day (although I had the block for a while) -it was a quiet day at work

Excellent, glad it was of help

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Groan --------------- pick a window - you're leaving!!!(my one was that he had a pane of glass behind each ear - his name was Paddy O'Doors

Groan, Pick a window - you're leaving!!! ;-)