WTDist wrote:I collect fores before i use the parrot. once i got forea gone ill use the parrot so its not smeared. as i get near the end of heads i might empty the parot into a jar and start fresh for hearts
EziTasting wrote:If you go over kiwis post about making cuts it shows that you'll end up with a few cuts of heads which I would think would wash out majority of the Fores ...
However if you choose to NOT use precautions then you are your own worst enemy... You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink! Same with this hobby, if have the info and choose to ignor it then that's on you!
Zak Griffin wrote:Heads are lighter than hearts, so they'll 'float' in the parrot and be taken off first.
Probably :think:
Zak Griffin wrote:Heads are lighter than hearts, so they'll 'float' in the parrot and be taken off first.
Probably
Meatheadinc wrote:Zak Griffin wrote:Heads are lighter than hearts, so they'll 'float' in the parrot and be taken off first.
Probably
This would only true if it was left for a period of time. In a vessle without turbulence.
If worried about smeared fores/heads. Then dont use a parrot untill they have been removed as mentioned above.
Using many small cuts jars will be the best way of avoiding smearing
This would only true if it was left for a period of time. In a vessle without turbulence.
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