rncd89
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This is probably more of a landscaping question but is it possible to save established plants like hydrangeas and lilacs in 5 gallon buckets?
We're demolishing our house to rebuild but I want to save some money and my already lovely shrubs on the back end. I figured if I dug them out and potted them in 5 gallon buckets with drainage they might survive the winter. I just dont want it to be a fools errand since im already short on time.
So I'm not super excited about the direction the US is headed. What are the needs and wants of the Australian sprinkler industry?
For service calls where you rip out a couple pieces of sheet rock and find a condensate line leaking or a cracked frozen trap?
Fellow breaditors, I would like to give out some pizza dough as a gift to some friends; my wife suggested freezing it before giving it out so they can choose when to use. Problem is I've never attempted that before.
If it helps, I do double 00 at 70% hydration and use ADY fed with honey and I add in greek yogurt while its getting dough hooked.
So I'm thinking I should freeze it after shaping into balls? I'm also curious what kind of vessel I should put it in to prevent stickage and whatnot?
It defies physics; it flows upwards towards your hands. It spills if you look at it. It expands infinitely outwards as soon as the atmosphere reaches it.
I recently went from having a 5 minute drive home from the gym to a 30 minute drive and I do not enjoy sitting in everyone else's sweat for that duration. For those with long commutes what is your after training routine for not feeling like a disgusting mass of disease and smell?
Edit: I need to make clear that even for my 5 minute ride home I would change and dry off. I'm not some heathen driving home with my gi and rash guard seeping into my seats. I always think of my post gym training items including myself as like something that has touched raw chicken.





