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Re: Should cakes smell?
    #265861 - 03/04/01 11:17 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

You shouldn't have a sour smell. You might have to much water in your substrate.

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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: ]
    #265976 - 03/04/01 11:47 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

does 2 2/3 rf 8 c ver 2 2/3 cup water sound right?



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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: m0ck5]
    #266044 - 03/05/01 05:45 AM (24 years, 9 months ago)

mock, your ratio is wrong. You should use 2 parts verm to 1 part brf and 1 part water. If you used 8 cups of verm then you should have only used 2 cups of brf and 2 cups of water. Even a couple tablespoons short on the water.

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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: ]
    #266073 - 03/05/01 07:25 AM (24 years, 9 months ago)

i didnt realize thaat it was such a dry mix i was thinking it should be soggy the way you say it it will just be slightly damp



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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: m0ck5]
    #266080 - 03/05/01 07:42 AM (24 years, 9 months ago)

Ok the ratio that I had used in the substrate was for 1 pint jar:

1 1/3 cup vermiculate
1/2 cup Brown rice flour
1/2 cup water
(per jar)

I just checked and they have a sour smell for sure. What can be compared to the amount of moisture the cakes should have? One thing that may have effected this could be that my friend and I, (being the dumbasses we are) mixed the substrate with our hands... bare hands. I don't know why, we must not have been thinking, but could that have had an effect on the contamination?



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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: Guru Muhk]
    #266251 - 03/05/01 01:45 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

Not if it was sterilized properly... if you are serious about this hobby, locate a pressure cooker or canner from a thrift store.


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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: Anonymous]
    #266258 - 03/05/01 02:06 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

The jars were placed in boiling water for an hour for sterilization. How much would a pressure cooker run for? You say I can get one at a thrift store?


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Re: Should cakes smell? [Re: Guru Muhk]
    #266273 - 03/05/01 02:24 PM (24 years, 9 months ago)

Depends, I got mine at a garage sale for $10, it holds about 25 jars at a time and goes to 30 psi. your mileage may vary, but you should at least check out goodwills and yard sales first... you wont pay MORE than $10 at these sources... if you cant find one there, try Ebay, the online auction.. ACE hardware has nice pressure cookers..


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