Re: Continuous Fermentation Method-questions

[Guest guest]

wrote:

" I have checked all the local Wal-Mart type stores and can't find a sun

tea jar.If ceramic is not a good option and I end up ordering a sun tea jar

online, does the tea have to be out of sunlight

altogether or can it be on a surface in a room where sunlight comes in, just

not in the direct path- say a countertop? "

First of all, please boycott Wal-Mart -- I have for over 10 years -- they

are destroying the American family businesses left and right!! You can

usually find a restaurant (especially submarine-sandwich type shops) that

has jars to spare which they usually discard. I get all mine for free. As

for keeping your tea in sunlight, I have all six of my gallon jars on a

shelf in a room with a big window (usually blinds are open), but the sun

does not shine directly on the jars. They do just fine.

Diane in Bend

[Guest guest]

wrote:

" I have checked all the local Wal-Mart type stores and can't find a sun

tea jar.If ceramic is not a good option and I end up ordering a sun tea jar

online, does the tea have to be out of sunlight

altogether or can it be on a surface in a room where sunlight comes in, just

not in the direct path- say a countertop? "

First of all, please boycott Wal-Mart -- I have for over 10 years -- they

are destroying the American family businesses left and right!! You can

usually find a restaurant (especially submarine-sandwich type shops) that

has jars to spare which they usually discard. I get all mine for free. As

for keeping your tea in sunlight, I have all six of my gallon jars on a

shelf in a room with a big window (usually blinds are open), but the sun

does not shine directly on the jars. They do just fine.

Diane in Bend

[Guest guest]

You can usually find the sun tea jars at thrift/second hand stores.

Take care,

Beau

On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 06:35:21 +0000, Diane Harrell

<dianelharrell@...> wrote:

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> wrote:

> " I have checked all the local Wal-Mart type stores and can't find a sun

> tea jar.If ceramic is not a good option and I end up ordering a sun tea jar

> online, does the tea have to be out of sunlight

> altogether or can it be on a surface in a room where sunlight comes in, just

> not in the direct path- say a countertop? "

>

> First of all, please boycott Wal-Mart -- I have for over 10 years -- they

> are destroying the American family businesses left and right!! You can

> usually find a restaurant (especially submarine-sandwich type shops) that

> has jars to spare which they usually discard. I get all mine for free. As

> for keeping your tea in sunlight, I have all six of my gallon jars on a

> shelf in a room with a big window (usually blinds are open), but the sun

> does not shine directly on the jars. They do just fine.

> Diane in Bend

>

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[Guest guest]

I have in use straight-sided round glass goldfishbowls with old

fashioned nappy cloth and glass curved frypan lid turned upside down

with handle removed (to leave hole exposed for breathing or fishbowl

air-pump with timer) Works just beaut!