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If that tiny bit of BT helped in any way, I am shocked. I was using 30 ml per gallon of this stuff and it wouldn't even touch my fungus gnats. Didn't do anything at all.
Primary drawback of this vs a set of dedicated ratcheting wrenches is that the handle should scale in size to the size of the head so that a naturally appropriate amount of torque is applied to the fastener. Of course, one could argue that ratcheting wrenches are not meant to break things free or torque things down, especially to break things free, but rather just to run fasteners home in tight spots. Regardless, one should be able to apply a standard torque spec and a universal set employing the same handle is not as conducive to applying the appropriate torque across the entire range of heads.
You make some good points. It does seem pretty strong, but probably best to break loose with a breaker bar and then use these for fast removal. Thanks for your input : )
Nice video! I think it's a good concept but I wouldn't feel confident putting a lot of torque on these because of how small the locking pin looks, but I have never tried these so I don't know.
After I have used them a little more, it seems the pins just keep the two pcs from sliding apart. The pressure is on the two parts as they fit together, so the pins have very little pressure on them while in use. Thanks for the comment : )
Not very often as you break the life cycle. Once I do it, I may do a repeat after a year or more. It works great. However, it does not affect grown ones, so they either have to die off or put out sticky traps for them. Hope that helps : )
👋☕️🚴♂️😊I just threw out my old little pressure washer I had. I was looking for a new one. Love the many features on this one. Ty for the video, and demo.😊
Too funny ... Let me blow this whistle and put on hearing protection. Perhaps it should be a come with hearing protection. Maybe it's just because ya indoors. Now I want to see it around your neck on next ride...lol
Basically just growing plants on top of my worm bin. I already had the worms and the bin, and needed more growing space so I just planted on top and added some lights. It worked very well, thanks for watching
I’m curious if you use worms in the tray when you’re doing the micro greens as well? More specifically do you recommend seeding the same micro tray several times in a row without changing out the soil, like you do with the older baby greens?
Sorry so long. Yes, you can do it with microgreens as well. I did it with microgreens I think it was 63 times. Eventually it will turn to all castings. Then you can start over again : )
I hung bug zapper lites in myplant room for 2 months! After I didnt hear any zaps I took them down. No gnats for over a year now! Dont forget to empty the dead ones out of.the bottomm trays! Rev. J. 😊
I am sure I could, but drying the seeds is always a pain. I just grow them, pick my favorite plant and pull the seeds from one for the next batch. It works great and I will never have to buy seeds again : )
If you have the room, I don't see why not. But these things are like Jack and the bean stalk, they grow like crazy LOL They do have dwarf varieties, so that may be an option.
