Da Klugs 10:43 AM 11-18-2010
Originally Posted by Mugen910:
:-) 
:-)
he he....
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icehog3 10:54 AM 11-18-2010
David says pouring water directly on the beads may cause them to crack, but will not effect their ability to work. Worst "side-effect" of cracking is the dust that can be created when the beads are dry.
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kaisersozei 10:54 AM 11-18-2010
Originally Posted by bobarian:
When I dont feel like digging around for the bag that is on the bottom, I just spray water on the glass door and let the moisture be absorbed by the beads. :-)
Whoa, that's genius! Great idea
:-)
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Subvet642 11:27 AM 11-18-2010
Originally Posted by icehog3:
David says pouring water directly on the beads may cause them to crack, but will not effect their ability to work. Worst "side-effect" of cracking is the dust that can be created when the beads are dry.
I don't understand; why would Heartfelt supply a syringe to apply water if doing so can cause them to crack?
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icehog3 11:32 AM 11-18-2010
Originally Posted by Subvet642:
I don't understand; why would Heartfelt supply a syringe to apply water if doing so can cause them to crack?
For the tubes, Darren, although I just use the spritz bottle for those too. I think the cracking warning if for
pouring water directly on the beads.
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Subvet642 12:09 PM 11-18-2010
Originally Posted by icehog3:
For the tubes, Darren, although I just use the spritz bottle for those too. I think the cracking warning if for pouring water directly on the beads.
Thanks, that's good to know.
:-)
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