Holly crap its Thursday...that was one heck of a weekend!!Well I am back after a tuff gun weekend of teaching and shooting. On bright side my buddy is selling 12 packs of toilet paper for 499 dollars. He will throw in a free rifle!
Holly crap its Thursday...that was one heck of a weekend!!Well I am back after a tuff gun weekend of teaching and shooting. On bright side my buddy is selling 12 packs of toilet paper for 499 dollars. He will throw in a free rifle!
If you have a roll of paper towels, all you have to do is be inventive...Well I am back after a tuff gun weekend of teaching and shooting. On bright side my buddy is selling 12 packs of toilet paper for 499 dollars. He will throw in a free rifle!
ps I copied you're snip about sanitizer to another thread.Yep! I use basic dish soap or bar soap. Water temp doesn’t matter, just room temp or better is good enough.
Just don't flush that stuff down the toilet. You'll be calling Roto Rooter soon.If you have a roll of paper towels, all you have to do is be inventive...
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I was competing! It was a closed event for instructors only. It was a total hoot. No end to the shenanigans. We were trying to get certified as defensive firearms coach’s via ICE. The testing was brutal. 12 hours in classroom then two hours of homework and got tested on homework first thing in the morning. Not all passed. I barely did. It was very very difficult.Welcome back. Thought you were also competing?
Shh That's what keeps the economy going!Just don't flush that stuff down the toilet. You'll be calling Roto Rooter soon.
I saw it, good job! Knowledge is power.ps I copied you're snip about sanitizer to another thread.
Yep, snag it and bag it. Into the trash it goes.Just don't flush that stuff down the toilet. You'll be calling Roto Rooter soon.
As long as it get's stuck in your pipes and not the city sewer or the treatment plant.Shh That's what keeps the economy going!
Cheryl makes it all the time, and leaves the middle a little gooey. Its always a fight with the grandkids as to who gets the middle. They call it Nana bread.It turned out pretty good.
I had a friend in the park service who had tried a number of different jobs. He had some stories about fishing things out at the sewer treatment facility. Thank you no thanks. I'd prefer to dig ditches all day if given a choice!As long as it get's stuck in your pipes and not the city sewer or the treatment plant.
Roger that. I talked with a couple of the guys at our Christmas party. Not pretty stuff.I had a friend in the park service who had tried a number of different jobs. He had some stories about fishing things out at the sewer treatment facility. Thank you no thanks. I'd prefer to dig ditches all day if given a choice!
Interesting you say that. I just put mine back in the oven for 5 min after finding the middle a little gooey. LOLCheryl makes it all the time, and leaves the middle a little gooey. Its always a fight with the grandkids as to who gets the middle. They call it Nana bread.
One of the assignments I had when I first started at DuPont was to work on “odor reduction” initiatives at municipal sewage treatment plants. We had to be in every step of the process and learn about it so we could develop new processes to reduce the odors the plants emitted.I had a friend in the park service who had tried a number of different jobs. He had some stories about fishing things out at the sewer treatment facility. Thank you no thanks. I'd prefer to dig ditches all day if given a choice!
You said Gooey......Interesting you say that. I just put mine back in the oven for 5 min after finding the middle a little gooey. LOL
Now I remember!Can't remember the website at the moment.
Its a treat gooey is good. She makes it for them all the time and its funny watching them eat it from the middle out.Interesting you say that. I just put mine back in the oven for 5 min after finding the middle a little gooey. LOL
I assume someone (maybe not Dupont) tried ozone chambers?One of the assignments I had when I first started at DuPont was to work on “odor reduction” initiatives at municipal sewage treatment plants. We had to be in every step of the process and learn about it so we could develop new processes to reduce the odors the plants emitted.
The “collection” pumping room is the worst. It’s a confined area where all the raw sewage is pumped for distribution to the treatment tanks. We used to call it “the asshole of the community”.
You literally had to throw your clothes away after spending just 5 minutes in that area. They could never be cleaned enough to eliminate the smell.
It was hard to "like" your post. LOLOne of the assignments I had when I first started at DuPont was to work on “odor reduction” initiatives at municipal sewage treatment plants. We had to be in every step of the process and learn about it so we could develop new processes to reduce the odors the plants emitted.
The “collection” pumping room is the worst. It’s a confined area where all the raw sewage is pumped for distribution to the treatment tanks. We used to call it “the asshole of the community”.
You literally had to throw your clothes away after spending just 5 minutes in that area. They could never be cleaned enough to eliminate the smell.
We used something far more advanced. We used various oxygen reactions with reusable chemicals to do the work. It was known as “Advanced Oxidation”. Simple things like iron oxide could be used repeatedly when recharged with hydrogen peroxide moving between oxidation states and freeing single oxygen molecules to react with the odor causing compounds before they could become airborne.I assume someone (maybe not Dupont) tried ozone chambers?