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Comments (2)Hi love2gardennc, Ok, I'll bite. I have numerous older sweetpeas (probably 2006 and 2007...can check for sure) in small quantities of 6 seeds. I can find numerous things of interest on your list. I've got some catching up to do in sending some 'promised' seeds out, but would love to try and trade with you. Of interest for sure Sweet Pea 'Lavender Flush' (06) Amaranthus 'Joseph's Coat' 06 Venidium 'Jaffa Ice' (06) and there may be others. Hopefully I will have some sweetpeas (commercial) you may be needing. WOW I just checked you trade list, and found lots of other goodies. I'm really gonna have to go through my 'stash' to find some goodies you need. The weather has finally turned off warm here, so I will be outside during daylight hours. I'll try and get caught up some, and get my stash list together before Sun night, and hopefully before. Sue...chemocurl...See MoreSnapper Hi-Vac vs. Mulcher. Commercial vs Non Commercial.
Comments (9)"From what ive been told and what ive read online the snapper has a very simple drive system that is easy and cheap to work on." RB> Do you know how the Snapper drive works? If not find out. The Toro slipped drive belt is the ultimate of simplicitiy, control and relability. "Also ive read that the Snappers deck is very tough and will stand alot of years of abuse." RB> Have you seen the Snapper and Super Recycler deck? Or are you just guessing. "Also from what Ive read the KAW is a very good motor that outlasts and out performs the Briggs." RB> Where precisely did you read that the Kawasaki engine lasts longer than a Briggs & Stratton and how was that proven? Do you realize that a lawn mower engine is usually the last thing to fail on a mower that has been maintained. It is nothing for them to run 30 years. Exactly how does a Kawasaki engine outperform the Briggs or any other engine. Does it cut long blades of grass into short ones any more efficiently? Your comments lead me to believe that manufacturer advertising more than anything else is the source of your information. Please take the time to actually look at the machines and do your own comparison before reaching a conclusion....See MoreCommercials you don't understand......here's mine
Comments (22)There is the Jack in the Box commercial with two businessmen each in strollers being pushed down the street while they go over business when all of a sudden one of them starts crying. The other joins in and both get food. What? I read recently that the Jerry Seinfeld commercials for Microsoft were a big (multi-million dollar) mistake and were going to be pulled. Love the eTrade baby commercials even with the burp up (which my kids can attest, I HATE burp up and the like). I just love the juxtaposition of the baby, the voice and the script. I especially loved the one where he rents a clown with the money he saved. He looks back at the clown and says "I really underestimated the creepiness." LOL Jodi-...See MoreCan you whip cream cheese til it’s as fluffy as the commercial kind?
Comments (22)I think we have become so used to having our food sources possibly contaminated that the manufacturers are doing a huge CYA on the recommendations. You can make your own cream cheese....but warning it involves unrefrigerated milk and cream for 12 hours while the culture grows....and you will need to leave it out another 5 or 6 hours to drain. Cheese needs to be aged in a cool place....most cheeses...but when it has developed it's fine at room temp. Cheese is funny stuff....it won't "set" if there is any antibiotics at all in the milk used.....and if you are using pasteurized milk, you need to add a culture. As cheese ages it gets more acedic ( that's a very general statement) and less friendly for harmful bacteria to grow....check on line and see the number of cheese makers that ship their aged cheeses through the mail....without ice packs!...See More- 6 years ago
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