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Dripshield...
    #3489405 - 12/13/04 01:46 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

...I get the feeling from reading the MB that this is unnecessary, as long as you mist lightly, as on an upward arc.

Anyone have input on this?

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Re: Dripshield... [Re: SW1]
    #3489410 - 12/13/04 01:47 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

dont spray to much and dont spay directly on the mushrooms (might damag them) so spray em indirectly!


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Re: Dripshield... [Re: liveby]
    #3489422 - 12/13/04 01:50 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

The drip shields acts to protect the underlying contents from heavy/big droplets of water. Any way you can find of doing that without a drip shield will achieve the same desired effect.

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Re: Dripshield... [Re: liveby]
    #3489423 - 12/13/04 01:50 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

Quote:

liveby said:
dont spray to much and dont spay directly on the mushrooms (might damag them) so spray em indirectly!



So is a drip shield a must if hand spraying? I am hoping to use a humidifier, but we'll see how money is after Christmas.

Thanks for the quick feedback!

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Re: Dripshield... [Re: SW1]
    #3489432 - 12/13/04 01:53 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

I dont use a drip shield and I hand spray daily. Like Liveby said dont spray the actual mushies, and shoot for in between flushes if you can.


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Re: Dripshield... [Re: dmc_]
    #3489433 - 12/13/04 01:54 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

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dmc_ said:
The drip shields acts to protect the underlying contents from heavy/big droplets of water. Any way you can find of doing that without a drip shield will achieve the same desired effect.



So even an arched spray or humidifier doesn't guarantee that a large condensed drop will fall from the lid directly on the cake. Hmm. Ok, I think I will try to add one. I only ask as it seems to be the most finicky part of the build.

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Re: Dripshield... [Re: SW1]
    #3489438 - 12/13/04 01:57 AM (19 years, 4 months ago)

An upward arch carefully aimed will work. A careless downward blast onto the culture wouldnt work. The dripshield is there to protect the culture from careless blasts of h2o. Hence why mmgg/PF tek is for beginners.

You seem intelligent, go with what makes sense.

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