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Dunking or injecting a cake?
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After I my first flush, my cake looks kinda dead and dry. Should I dunk the cake or inject it to rehydrate it?


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Re: Dunking or injecting a cake? [Re: Matrux]
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Dunk it man. If you inject it, it'll only create like a water pocket or something. It could contam. Only inject if you have an inner resevoir


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Re: Dunking or injecting a cake? [Re: razer]
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have you tried it razer. inject 10 cc of spring water man. it much easier and much faster.


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Re: Dunking or injecting a cake? [Re: mystic1]
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nonsense.
injecting sux, dunking works better.
or try something new--
http://www.mycotopia.net/discus/messages/2/5934.html?1008425349


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Re: Dunking or injecting a cake? [Re: Matrux]
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Here's a nice little combo of the two above that dude used to do way back when he was doing cakes. If there are fruits on the cake then inject in as many places as you can and get as much water in there as you can(any excess will start coming out of the cake- this is ok). Then dunk after a flush when there is nothing on the cake.


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