Fw: Inexpensive Sprouters?

[Guest guest]

Yes, running with no coolant can " cook " the " tube " very quickly. Dirt on the

mirrors and lenses is equally as bad, but lenses are cheap compared to the tube.

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> > I'll send you my address so you can send me the lazer.

> > Good job, by the way.

> > Beverly

> > Texas

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> > Inexpensive Sprouters?

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> > I recently got into growing (and eating) sprouts.

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> > Being somewhat cheap, I wouldn't pay as much as asked for a plastic

> > sprouting container with a screen and/or drain holes. So, I figured I could

> > get a set of plastic containers ($3.19 for two) and I could use my

> > $250,000.00 laser at work to cut holes just the right size to allow water

> > out and keep the seeds in. You have to go here to see these as I don't

> > think I can post images here. Please let me know what you think. I've had

> > several friends ask me to make them a set.

> > http://appliedspecialty.com/sprouts/

> >

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[Guest guest]

I'll send you my address so you can send me the lazer.

Good job, by the way.

Beverly

Texas

Inexpensive Sprouters?

I recently got into growing (and eating) sprouts.

Being somewhat cheap, I wouldn't pay as much as asked for a plastic

sprouting container with a screen and/or drain holes. So, I figured I could

get a set of plastic containers ($3.19 for two) and I could use my

$250,000.00 laser at work to cut holes just the right size to allow water

out and keep the seeds in. You have to go here to see these as I don't

think I can post images here. Please let me know what you think. I've had

several friends ask me to make them a set.

http://appliedspecialty.com/sprouts/

[Guest guest]

Ok, that's a good idea. We'll set up a list of where he will travel next,

at his expsense, of course. For the good of sprouting.

Me first!!!

Beverly

Inexpensive Sprouters?

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>

> I recently got into growing (and eating) sprouts.

>

> Being somewhat cheap, I wouldn't pay as much as asked for a plastic

> sprouting container with a screen and/or drain holes. So, I figured I

> could

> get a set of plastic containers ($3.19 for two) and I could use my

> $250,000.00 laser at work to cut holes just the right size to allow water

> out and keep the seeds in. You have to go here to see these as I don't

> think I can post images here. Please let me know what you think. I've

> had

> several friends ask me to make them a set.

> http://appliedspecialty.com/sprouts/