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poke smot!
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Reynolds oven bags

#1413358 - 03/27/03 05:05 AM (22 years, 1 month ago)

Are reynolds oven bags PC'able? Would they make good spawn bags?

I want to toss a bunch of millet into one of these, with water, and PC it. Then do a grain to grain transfer to inoculate it.

I'm thinking, a bit of polyfill and a ziptie would work for holding it shut. I hear these bags also allow air exchange by themselves.

So have you used these before? And how do they work?

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Re: Reynolds oven bags

[Re: poke smot!]
#1414871 - 03/27/03 03:37 PM (22 years, 1 month ago)

Don't waste your time with those bags, they will develope rips or leaks too easily and will leave your substrate prone to contamination. They are too thin/weak. Spend a few more bucks and get some decent bags from one of the shoomery sponsors. You'll save yourself time, lost work and aggravation.

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