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    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthop View Post
    Yeah.. I've done the searches just trying to be doubly sure
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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    My renter who is a cop texted me the other day asking about CBD. He heard I knew and he wanted in on some pain killing action. LOL! I told him even with Hemp derived CBD there is a chance he could test positive but he might be able to use topical.

    Thoughts? Anyone with experience testing while using topical?
    Splat's Splooge has been drug tested many times. No THC and it fucking works.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Splat's Splooge has been drug tested many times. No THC and it fucking works.
    Splooge testing? Is this cop trying to impregnate KQ or just pass a drug test?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Timberridge View Post
    Splat's splooge? Is this cop trying to impregnate KQ or just pass a drug test?
    I think that's not possible, but close to both.
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    What's the cheapest and easiest way to ship a broken tent pole in for repair? Poster tube? USPS?

    It's just under 20" long if that makes a difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danno View Post
    What's the cheapest and easiest way to ship a broken tent pole in for repair? Poster tube? USPS?

    It's just under 20" long if that makes a difference.
    Yes. Just take some cardboard wrap it and ship it USPS by weight. Shouldn't cost more than 10, which is a ripoff, but, it depends on if it's alu or carbon fiber.

    Or, if you want to get smart, smash that shit and put it in a flat rate box.
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    Ziplock lettuce bags with holes in them.

    Can someone explain the logic?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster Highmen View Post
    Ziplock lettuce bags with holes in them.

    Can someone explain the logic?
    It seems to keep better that way. Too moist without the holes, too dry without the bag. I recently discovered this--some lettuce I left in the bag with holes lasted longer than the stuff that was in a sealed container. America's Test Kitchen says the way to preserve herbs is to wrap loosely with damp paper towel, put in plastic bag, but don't seal the bag, put in fridge. Seems to work, sort of the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by old goat View Post
    It seems to keep better that way. Too moist without the holes, too dry without the bag. I recently discovered this--some lettuce I left in the bag with holes lasted longer than the stuff that was in a sealed container. America's Test Kitchen says the way to preserve herbs is to wrap loosely with damp paper towel, put in plastic bag, but don't seal the bag, put in fridge. Seems to work, sort of the same thing.
    Wouldn't a twist tie or one of those little plastic fasteners work just as well and be cheaper?
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    I just take it out of the plastic bag from the produce department, rinse it, wrap it loosely in damp paper towels and put it back in the bag it came in, don't tie it and put it in the fridge.

    I think those ziplocs ar designed so you can seal the bag but why would you want to pay money for a bag to do that when you can do the same thing for free and without generating more plastic waste with a bag you already have?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    I just take it out of the plastic bag from the produce department, rinse it, wrap it loosely in damp paper towels and put it back in the bag it came in, don't tie it and put it in the fridge.
    I just put it back in the untied bag, Lettuce gets consumed here quickly.
    I think those ziplocs ar designed so you can seal the bag but why would you want to pay money for a bag to do that when you can do the same thing for free and without generating more plastic waste with a bag you already have?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danno View Post
    What's the cheapest and easiest way to ship a broken tent pole in for repair? Poster tube? USPS?

    It's just under 20" long if that makes a difference.
    I know in Portland there are tent pole repair people in town. I would have to believe that’s the same on lots of places. Is this for warranty? Or on your own dime?

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    There's multiple places in Portland whose business is repairing tent poles?

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    Get with it boomers
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    Quote Originally Posted by ötzi View Post
    There's multiple places in Portland whose business is repairing tent poles?
    Just one business that employs multiple people that I know of

    Edit: technically Vancouver. Vancouver, WA.

    https://tentpoletechnologies.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    Get with it boomers
    Rubbermaid Produce Food Storage, 6.3 Cup, Green https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BD166DY...ing=UTF8&psc=1
    Why would I pay 13 bucks for something I can get for free--the bag the lettuce came with or the thin plastic bags you put the herbs in at the grocery store.
    BTW ATK says spread the strawberries out on a plate in the fridge with paper towels under and on top, so none of them get crushed. I haven't tried this. I don't have that kind of room in the fridge.

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    How much are those 14’ tall, 2x4 framed, wood sided, standard appliance, full bathroom, fully stocked tiny homes on trailers really weighing in at?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcphee View Post
    How much are those 14’ tall, 2x4 framed, wood sided, standard appliance, full bathroom, fully stocked tiny homes on trailers really weighing in at?
    If you have to ask...

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    well it depends what the other dimensions are. But say 10'x20' is probably somewhere in the 8,000 to 12,000 lb range depending on a lot of variables.

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    Quote Originally Posted by old goat View Post
    Why would I pay 13 bucks for something I can get for free--the bag the lettuce came with or the thin plastic bags you put the herbs in at the grocery store.
    BTW ATK says spread the strawberries out on a plate in the fridge with paper towels under and on top, so none of them get crushed. I haven't tried this. I don't have that kind of room in the fridge.
    You are an old fart who is set in their ways and off's my lawn. From years of experience, that stupid little box greatly extends the life of produce over a non-breathable plastic bag. But you keep doing you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark View Post
    You are an old fart who is set in their ways and off's my lawn. From years of experience, that stupid little box greatly extends the life of produce over a non-breathable plastic bag. But you keep doing you.
    I don't care how you store food--it's all going to taste of the bile in your mouth. But you're right--a sealed plastic bag is not the best way to store leafy and other delicate produce. And the converse--for a lot of food, like meat--the bag should not only be sealed but you want to get all the air out of it that you can.

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    Have always used terrycloth bags. Wet with cold water, wring em out and store veggies fresh for a while
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    My broccoli system is to cut some of the stem off to expose a fresh part, rinse them well with water, put them back in the bag wet and tie the bag. Revives even pretty dried-out broc and keeps it good for a long time.

    If you were wondering.

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    Who would've thought there'd be such a thing as a broccoli system?
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