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autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs?
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silly idea...


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Biffzilla]
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PP5


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Doc_T]
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Yea, works fine.

Like Doc says, look for the little PP 5 symbol (it's in a triangle) and it's all good


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Frinkz]
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Make sure you check that the lid is also PP5, quite often you get a PP5 tupperware with an LDPE lid which will melt in a PC.

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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Bokonon]
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lol I know about pp5, never thought about it in terms of tupperwear. Thanks for bridget the gap... man I am *DUMB*.
(not man, I AM dumb lol)
y u guys tupperware in u grows?


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Biffzilla]
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I use PP5 fast food trays for oyster spawn. The seal round the lid on these trays hasn't been satisfactory for cubies but taping it could correct this.
I like them for oysters because they work fine and cost £2.50 for 10 (1 litre/~0.9 quart)
check the seal is good and look for ones with fairly robust/thick plastic as PP tends to harden and warp when autoclaved.

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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Bokonon]
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ultimately I was thinking of having a grow container that is directly inoculated en masse, a thing that fills the entire Pc. but its a stupid idea...


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Bokonon]
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I sometimes use round PP5 takeaway trays because they fit in the PC better with less dead space. Usually 2 or 3 stacked though.
When I'm sterilizing casing I use a large ceramic casserole dish that perfectly fills the PC with about a 1cm gap all round. Needs a bit longer to do the middle though.

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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Bokonon]
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I've had good results using up to quart size pp5 containers /w LDPE lids in the pressure cooker with repeated uses.  With larger containers (2-3 quart+) I had issues with the lids warping/generally being a pain.

Make sure your containers are not on the very bottom or the direct heat will ruin them.


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: Spongiform]
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Its been done. Fill up a plastic PP5 tupperware, premade with silconed tyvek and injection ports in the lid. I've seen grain and horse poo work. A mixture would probably be great. Then just pop the lid off and fruit, or case. It was long ago though you may find it through searching.. I wanna say blackout was the person but I forget for sure.

But theyre funny shaped so dont fit in the PC to great, many of them that is.


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"life is like a drop of rain getting closer and closer to falling into a lake, and then when you hit the lake there is no more rain drop, only the lake."

Growing with bags, start to finish (including my new grain and substrate prep)
Anyone looking to start bulk tubs/mono tubs/shotgun hybrids? Good tubs to use..
How I do grain (old still good tips)
Turn your closet into a fruiting chamber
Casing layer colonization and overlay

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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: scatmanrav]
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check out the 'grow' pages in the gallery. i was just looking through them and came back to see your post.

http://www.shroomery.org/5293/Growing/p/51

about halfway down there's some pics of a guy (throcknroll) who was using bigger PP5's looks like he nocced them up and then fruited them like a big cake. the pics are from 2005-2007, IDK if he's still around. nothing came up on a user search with that name. if you check out the other pages there is more examples for you.


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Re: autoclaveable tupperwear? Bags and jars, but tubs? [Re: zigzag]
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it was an old idea i thought of in mid 2008 dont think I'd use it though... cool link, thanks zigzag...


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