Same time.

It's held up pretty well. I'll post it on my community tab in a few minutes.

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@@TexasHomesteaders 😊Thank you

I'm currently up to 4. They still flower around the time I received them. Mother's Day and my birthday.

Yes. You'd only remove the velamen if it's rotten/mushy like these were. Slides off real easy. Some people treat with a viruscide or hydrogen peroxide after doing so. I had to remove a yellow leaf a couple of weeks ago which was when I knew I had to repot it. I'll update when it flowers which I believe will be in December.

We have and it does make a difference. Our hallway used to have warm/cold drafts and it no longer does. Our electric bill continues to be lower with each thing we do like this too.

thank you..

As long as the seal stays intact.

We will have to hand spread some over the bathroom that we haven't remodeled yet but our attic is so small, there's no way we could do the whole house.

It is very satisfying. You don't realize how dirty your driveway is until someone starts pressure washing it. Those front steps look brand new if you ignore the cracks. Lol

Check out the fb group on water bathing only.

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That's why I'm here! The instructions page was the size of a bath towel lol

Thank you!

Because unlike most channels, we like to keep it REAL and not pretend everything is peaches and cream only showing you what is perfect and pretty. Anyone that builds one of these will need to know/see that grass and weeds can and do grow up between the cracks. Sometimes we are busy working on remodelling our cottage we bought for $50k and don't have time to pull weeds and since we don't use roundup, it's a chore. That's something you aren't going to see on a video profiting from promoting this product. Following this video, I did a video on whether or not vinegar and salt/dawn really kills weeds. I couldn't have made that video had I not let the weeds grow.

I've never tried to sprout beans that have been soaked in baking soda. I have tried to sprout old beans that were about 10 years old and about 1/4 of them were successful.

Wife here. I think I have an idea of what it is like to be tarred and feathered after that job. Lol. Sweat and insulation do not go well together. I would never repeat in the summer and it's a maybe in the winter.

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For overnight I just use room temp water. A fast soak is when you bring to a boil and then turn off and let soak. Either way is fine.

What doesn't come off that easy?

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It's not that simple. That doesn't work on 10 year old beans. Many preppers are relying on beans as a long term survival strategy and then will realize those beans won't get soft. This is the solution.

@@TexasHomesteaders My suggestion is in addition to yours. Agree we should Use baking soda in the soak and cook the beans in a crock pot.

@@johnjanuary2958 Oh ok. Soooo many people just think I don't know how to cook beans. lol

I believe I have a video on canning butter. Super easy.

Thank you! Hopefully he finishes it this week.

Cream of chicken soup has pieces of meat in it so no. One hour wouldn't be enough for me.

lol. I don't remember what I said in this video but I am sure I was asking questions and second guessing his decisions. Gotta keep him honest and on his toes. ;)

My cousin was wanting a rooster and so our rooster went to live with her.

Sorry, but they won't. I'm going to bet your Momma never tried to cook beans that were stored for 10 to 20 years in case the SHTF. I proved this point by cooking 10 year old beans for 5 days straight. They never softened.

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