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What kind of wood did you use? I made one myself the other day with some wood that looks a lot like the one you used in the video, but I'm no good at identifying it.
Do I let the wood dry out before varnishing? Got a piece i cut 2 days ago, it was very fresh haha, do I want to keep that moisture in the wood? (I know you kind of already answered in the video but I need to be sure haha :) )
@@DroneUnkown yes! Make sure the wood drys. You can then dry for a few month to a year, I let these sticks dry for 2 months and then put the varnish on it and let it dry for another 4 months.
@Homesteadactivities okidoke :) Thankyou 🫡 I've just started making them :P got a nice willow branch off a friend near my work, it was already dry so i set about working on it, really enjoyed it :) new hobby activated 🤣
Of course:) We’ve used regular bags but always have them tear. That’s why we try to use the bags specific for the freezer. They usually last longer. a lot of the sauces stay in our freezer year-round.
It's not necessarily that you can't put glass in the freezer, but that you shouldn't put water-based liquids in the freezer. Water expands when it freezes, and a plastic bag is much more stretchy than, well, glass
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Not nearly tight enough, belt tourniquets only work on stuff that didnt need a tourniquet in the first place. Worst case, it can actually make the bleeding worse
Won't this kill or harm the plants? I'm looking at how to make a natural insecticide. Pesticides usually are to get rid of more than just insects or larva, but also plants, fungus, bacteria (bacteria is really good for plants), and more.
We would say this is one of the most safest and easiest and best ways to keep the bugs away because it’s all natural. You can always do witch hazel mixed with fruit
Fk me, I'd be embarrassed walking with one of those wonky excuses for a walking stick! Straighten it with heat or steam then let it dry for at least a month before putting oil on it or you'll trap moisture in it. This is dumbfuckery.
