Re: Easygreen sprouter? Any tips or resources? YES!!!!

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Carolyn - try a piece of cheese cloth or old pany hose over the top of a Masson

Jar held in place by a rubber band, and store upside down to start to keep the

water from mushing your seed - hose words slightly better because you can run

water dirctly through it a bit easier than cheese cloth - paul

PS you can make your own directions were posted a bit ago -- just get fine

nylong mesh and glue it to the inside of the 'ring' lid for a Masson Jar, use

waterproof glue and don't worry if it's not 'store bought tight' you can do

that, but it takes longer - and you can also use fine mesh aluminum screen, but

again, it's more difficult - Beauty is 1) in the eye of the beholder and 2) is

really only skin deep. -- paul -

 

Dream Well. Travel Well.  May you Walk Your Path in Beauty.

" Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. " Carl Sagan.

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>To: " sproutpeople " <sproutpeople >

>Sent: Monday, March 5, 2012 8:38 PM

>Subject: Re: " Easygreen " sprouter? Any tips or resources?

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>I have seen lids to put on them with plastic or mesh.  But small seeds might

not work.  I have ordered some of the lids.  I think my daughter uses mason

jars and the lids for her sprouts.

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>Carolyn Wilkerson

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>To: sproutpeople

>Sent: Monday, March 5, 2012 11:32 PM

>Subject: " Easygreen " sprouter? Any tips or resources?

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>I have two 'clear' units, but have never used them.

>Does anybody here use them, or have any comments about their strengths and

weaknesses?

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>If I was to use them for quantitiy, I'd plumb the float valve to my washing

machine hose bibb.

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>Mason jars have been working okay, but the cheesecloth is getting to be a bit

of a hassle.

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>Thanks all!

>Keep up the good info, lengthy or otherwise!

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[Guest guest]

tHANKS .  I think i tore up hose for tomato tie ups.  I sure don't wear

them since i retired to FL.  Might be worth buying a cheap pair.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

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To: " sproutpeople " <sproutpeople >

Sent: Wednesday, March 7, 2012 9:12 PM

Subject: Re: " Easygreen " sprouter? Any tips or resources?

YES!!!!

 

Carolyn - try a piece of cheese cloth or old pany hose over the top of a Masson

Jar held in place by a rubber band, and store upside down to start to keep the

water from mushing your seed - hose words slightly better because you can run

water dirctly through it a bit easier than cheese cloth - paul

PS you can make your own directions were posted a bit ago -- just get fine

nylong mesh and glue it to the inside of the 'ring' lid for a Masson Jar, use

waterproof glue and don't worry if it's not 'store bought tight' you can do

that, but it takes longer - and you can also use fine mesh aluminum screen, but

again, it's more difficult - Beauty is 1) in the eye of the beholder and 2) is

really only skin deep. -- paul -

 

Dream Well. Travel Well.  May you Walk Your Path in Beauty.

" Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. " Carl Sagan.

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>To: " sproutpeople " <sproutpeople >

>Sent: Monday, March 5, 2012 8:38 PM

>Subject: Re: " Easygreen " sprouter? Any tips or resources?

>

>

> 

>I have seen lids to put on them with plastic or mesh.  But small seeds might

not work.  I have ordered some of the lids.  I think my daughter uses mason

jars and the lids for her sprouts.

>

>Carolyn Wilkerson

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>

>________________________________

>

>To: sproutpeople

>Sent: Monday, March 5, 2012 11:32 PM

>Subject: " Easygreen " sprouter? Any tips or resources?

>

>

> 

>

>I have two 'clear' units, but have never used them.

>Does anybody here use them, or have any comments about their strengths and

weaknesses?

>

>If I was to use them for quantitiy, I'd plumb the float valve to my washing

machine hose bibb.

>

>Mason jars have been working okay, but the cheesecloth is getting to be a bit

of a hassle.

>

>Thanks all!

>Keep up the good info, lengthy or otherwise!

>

>