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brf is shit compared to grains

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Plutonium said:

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brf is shit compared to grains

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As far as my knowledge extends, I haven't heard of anyone selling grain jars...yet. Pluto

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LOL........."YET".

Rumor has it, there will be inexpensive pre-sterilized quart sized Grain and/or WBS disposable spawn type containers (other than bags) sold -sooner- than - later that has a micron filter/patch on the lid & you inject straight through the lid, then tape the hole over.

RogerRabbit said:

The problem with anyone selling pre-packed grain jars is you need a flowhood or at least a glovebox and the experience to use it properly to work with grains. Those folks who would buy the grain jars probably do not have a flowhood, thus they would fail an unacceptable percentage of the time. It would be a lose-lose situation. The vendor would do a great job, but the customer would feel as though he got screwed.
RR

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I don't mean to argue - the point. But, your statement confuses me.

If a pre-sterilized grain jar, with a filter patch & injection point landed at my door & I had a spore syringe.

In a sanitized bathroom (or, any clean CALM air circumstance), I would simply pull the sheath off the needle, wrap it in an alc soaked cotton swab, swab the lid injection point, insert the needle (still swab wrapped)into the container, inject, withdraw the needle & tape over the injection point.

With that method, the injection point is sanitized, the needle is sanitized & remaims sanitized throught the injection process. I have done so, into wbs/grain jars hundreds of times (even -on a clean kitchen counter, without problems).

So, why is a glovebox or flowhood needed to inject a grain/wbs jar?

The same holds true for spawning. I have dug out colonized wbs/grain from a fully colonized jar & mixed it into a pasturized bulk substrate in a sanitized bathroom, without a problem.

Unless, you call this result a problem.