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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: boxtrotalpha]
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boxtrotalpha said:
:whathesaid:

No noticeable issues that can't be corrected with a broom but man do I love that stupid thing. Almost makes it worth getting flies in the house



What sorcery is this?!  I've never heard of such a thing.  Link to a good one I can order?


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: Synack]
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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: ReverendMyc]
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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: Synack] * 2
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Might get one the salt guns if this don't do it.

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: Geezed] * 5
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Walmart/Home Depot trip today. Picked up 12 new quart jars and an adjustable window screen for drying grains before sterilizing. More jars the merrier!!!


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: funkmastakush] * 12
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Score of a lifetime.


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade πŸ§ͺβš«πŸ”¬ [Re: Dragonaut] * 6
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I also use a chalk marker (mentioned above) but not for labeling plates. I use it to track questionable jars that slow down or that were neglected.

Its easy AF to wipe off and allows more exact measurements of tracking growth never leaving me to question: how is this particular culture moving?


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: cybork] * 1
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cybork said:
ReverendMyc said:
Upvote for the salt gun.

Probably not efficient, but so fun.



What are the experiences with the salt in the house with the saltgun? When they get on RVS for example, or on the floor? Do they cause rust and or scratches? And anyone using something else like sand?

For years I've wanted to buy such a gun already, but have a doubt regarding rust and scratches. Neglectable?



For these reasons I just snap them with a kitchen towel.  Get good enough and you can hit them mid air.


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Smellyhobbit said:
"Wiping a needle with isopropyl after flame sterilization is like shitting after you wipe your ass."

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: Mr Piggy] * 2
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I never would have bought one of these at full price, but I found one of the North Spore Boomr Bins second hand for 20. Never been used. Came with the fan kit and humidifier adapter but not the humidifier. Was thinking I might hook it up to the unused 4th port on my fogger. This thing has a much larger tub under it than I expected. Also came with 2 of North Spore's manure-based Boomer Bags and a grain bag. I don't trust the grain bag, so I may toss that. I have no idea how long or where it has been sitting. I've been curious if a tub like this would perform as well as my DIY fruiting tubs. I can already say that the fan and hardware I used to build mine was better quality. But it also cost significantly more than 20 to build that whole setup.




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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: GnomeEra]
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When you start out, your spawning surface conditions are not going to be perfect. The tek your following isn't going to perfectly match your altitude. Your going to pickup some misinformation.

There's a time in the cultivation life cycle, no matter your skill level when your surface moisture is lacking and needs some love. Yes its a sin here to mist, debunked, I get it. However:

get this this spray bottle.

Make sure to hide it from your girl (or guy, w/e your into) -- this thing produces the finest mist in all the land. It eliminates any potential for you to over-saturate your surface, or to leave beads too large. It eliminates the "be careful!!! Don't mist too close to them fruits!!", the "hold the spray xx inches into the air...".

7$, you get two. They are not flimsy peaces of trash and your mushrooms will thank you.

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: cardboardandsoap] * 7
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I don't know who said it's a sin to mist... if it's dry, mist.

And you don't need some specific spray bottle. Any spray bottle will work.

Soooooo..... your post just sounds like you're the proprietor of the spray bottle biz and you're just advertising:lol:


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: LotKid] * 2
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This is one of my favorite tools. The clip! And this happens to be a new one. For those that are doing no soak no simmer millet in bags this acts as a second set of hands to keep those pleats in check before I turn these water balloons into neat little millet burritos.




Edited by ClarkHarglark (09/27/25 03:37 PM)

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: LotKid]
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I respectfully disagree. Makes a big difference:
#1 Less droplets on the walls and increases visibility when used in the SAB w/ soap water
#2 No side wall pooling in small enclosures like sandwich baggies used to top-fruit questionable spawn jars
#3 Less water used > less trips to refile the bottle
#4 Small form factor
#5 Has helped with cleaning non mycology stuff because the particles are smaller and don't pool

You do you though. :thumbup:

edit: It's talked about here. and is more of a meme than anything. The current best practice is that if you mist, your water / spawn / configuration is off. Which I would disagree with. Full list of my reasons live here now.

Edited by cardboardandsoap (09/28/25 02:50 PM)

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: cardboardandsoap] * 2
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Anyone looking for deals on Presto 23 qt canners? There are a few used offerings on eBay right now with cheap shipping. For newbs that are ready to level up or OGs that are still running old warped canners. If you’re buying used it would be a good idea to inspect/replace seals before use.

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: cardboardandsoap] * 8
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cardboardandsoap said:
I respectfully disagree. Makes a big difference:
#1 Less droplets on the walls and increases visibility when used in the SAB w/ soap water
#2 No side wall pooling in small enclosures like sandwich baggies used to top-fruit questionable spawn jars
#3 Less water used > less trips to refile the bottle
#4 Small form factor
#5 Has helped with cleaning non mycology stuff because the particles are smaller and don't pool

You do you though. :thumbup:

edit: It's talked about here. and is more of a meme than anything. The current best practice is that if you mist, your water / spawn / configuration is off. Which I would disagree with. Full list of my reasons live here now.



Listen, pal...I've got an IQ of about 48 and keep extra underwear in my truck at all times, alright? I mist my shit with some Dollar General garbage all day everyday. I deliberately dry out my tubs just so I can watch them rehydrate when I mist, ya feel me? I love it...it just tickles something that I can't reach otherwise.

If I can figure it out, you can too. Aint nobody needs a whole ass persuasive essay with data points n shit on howta mist their tubs. Just spray and pray, my guy. You'll get there.πŸ€™


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: ThurmanMurman] * 6
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Imagine that you're at the pick-up spot for your kid's bougie pre-school. You didn't really want to go with this option, but your partner insisted. But of course they're "busy with work" at pick-up time, and let's not even get into how they decided to be "busy with work" ever since you collectively decided to keep this thing.

Anyway, there you are, trying not to get distracted by the milfs and/or dilfs showing off their gym bods, thinking about how a 5-year-old is pretty much already set on their trajectory, and the lead poisoning or incorrect swaddling blanket or poor choice of toddler youtube videos have already done their damage, when you overhear the same old conversation playing out.

"Well, I like to make my kid run around in circles in the yard, then force-feed them fruit roll-ups. It says right here in RFK Jr.'s guide to early childhood that this is the best way to stimulate your child's immune system."

"Nah, that's ridiculous, I feed my kids when they say they're hungry."

"Nah, that's how you end up with a diabetic, unless you provide proper exercise..."

"Well, MY kid either does pilates or aikido or ballet every night of the week..."

All that spandex and all that bluster.

And you're just too embarrassed to admit that you'll be stopping off at 7-11 wirh your kid on the way home, ostensibly to get chili dogs, but REALLY because you need a pack of menthols...

Edit:
No pics unfortunately, but my new tools of the trade that are relevant to this post are my new-ish vape pen and the re-used disposable cup that I brought onto Amtrak with ~4 shots of Paraguayan rum mixed into ginger beer.


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: B Traven] * 4
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B Traven said:
Imagine that you're at the pick-up spot for your kid's bougie pre-school. You didn't really want to go with this option, but your partner insisted. But of course they're "busy with work" at pick-up time, and let's not even get into how they decided to be "busy with work" ever since you collectively decided to keep this thing.

Anyway, there you are, trying not to get distracted by the milfs and/or dilfs showing off their gym bods, thinking about how a 5-year-old is pretty much already set on their trajectory, and the lead poisoning or incorrect swaddling blanket or poor choice of toddler youtube videos have already done their damage, when you overhear the same old conversation playing out.

"Well, I like to make my kid run around in circles in the yard, then force-feed them fruit roll-ups. It says right here in RFK Jr.'s guide to early childhood that this is the best way to stimulate your child's immune system."

"Nah, that's ridiculous, I feed my kids when they say they're hungry."

"Nah, that's how you end up with a diabetic, unless you provide proper exercise..."

"Well, MY kid either does pilates or aikido or ballet every night of the week..."

All that spandex and all that bluster.

And you're just too embarrassed to admit that you'll be stopping off at 7-11 wirh your kid on the way home, ostensibly to get chili dogs, but REALLY because you need a pack of menthols...

Edit:
No pics unfortunately, but my new tools of the trade that are relevant to this post are my new-ish vape pen and the re-used disposable cup that I brought onto Amtrak with ~4 shots of Paraguayan rum mixed into ginger beer.



Thats it - I'm abandoning my children now. I dont ever want to deal with that and can't risk it in the future.


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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: ThurmanMurman] * 10
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Having kids is gay

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: ThurmanMurman]
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Imagine a thread designed to post a tool you think is cool and very useful for mushroom cultivation then people needing to make the point that its not a useful tool and that your a retarded salesmen.

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Re: Post Your New Tools Of The Trade. [Re: CocaineBuffet] * 3
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CocaineBuffet said:
Having kids is gay



That makes me a double homo :uhoh:


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