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Looking for anyone that has built this plan. If so, please share your build experience, pics, changes made, etc. I would also appreciate any suggestions/feedback about the plan. We are located in central GA and will build on a 4 acre wooded lot. The front of the lot faces west and has enough slope which should accommodate a walkout basement. We would be all electric (no access to NG). This will be an energy star build.
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I found some capsules in my daughter's room. They are clear capsules with a fine white powder inside and no identifying markings on the capsule. She told me first they were vitamins, then told me they were creatine, are not hers and she needs to give them back. Also would not say whose they were when asked. Does anyone know what these might be?
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It really could be anything,if its fine white powerder it could be heroine,cocaine,pcp,anykind of crushed pill,my advise is take her to get a drug test asap.also this does not mean it is one of these things it could be what shes saying but id get her tested to make sure. i hope this helps you
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Dahlia winter storage question
I have a cold cellar in an old farmhouse and I have successfully stores my big dahlias there every year. All the small sized ones and little pieces seem to dry out and shrivel up, so I don't divide them until spring. The bigger ones seem to survive better. Anyway, here's my question. Is there any reason I cannot pot up the little ones and just grow them all winter in a south windowsill? I pot them up in late Feb anyway and just keep cutting them back until I can plant them in the garden in late May. They seem to do fine potted from end of Feb-end of May.
Would they survive growing in a pot in the house all winter? I have some new ones that are small and I want them to survive. I realize I need to do something better to keep them from drying out.
To date I have wrapped each one in newspaper and put in cardboard box. The ones sitting direcly on the stone always survive, the others - not so much.
Last year I put them all in a Tupperware storage container, after wrapping in newspaper. The dahlias survived, not all of the cannas however. I may do the same this year but would like to pot up the new ones and take cuttings during the winter.
Has anyone grown them as potted houseplant through the winter? Would this work or do they need a rest period?
I don't think they need a rest period so this may work. However, some people have tried this and the plants get very leggy and often get spider mites or some other pest.
I've heard of people keeping the tubers potted, but still put them in storage. I'd give them a small drink once a month or so.
You say you pot them up in late February anyway, however, if you do what you suggest, you'll be adding 3 or more months.
Thank you for the information! So I have decided to bring one very small one of each dahlia, potted, into the house to grow on the windowsill and put one very small one potted into the cellar and store the rest, as per usual, in the cellar. I'll see how it goes. I can't possibly grow them all as houseplants or pot them all up.
The large, undivided ones usually survive very well anyway they are stored so I don't divide them in the fall. The little ones dry up too quickly and rarely survive.
I intend to keep the indoor ones cut back severely. This should prevent the legginess and hopefully prevent any infestations too. If they get spider mites, I can always cut them right back to the ground and dig them up then. They go back into pots for outside in late Feb anyway, which brings sprouts in mid-late April when I can put them outside under glass.
I am going to root the cuttings :-)
It's a test. I guess I'll see how it goes this year.
I have wintered over a dahlia by putting it in a 5 inch pot that was on the window ledge of a south facing window in the kitchen. It never looked happy and it barely survived the winter. It had severe powdery mildew and spraying in the kitchen was not possible. In the early spring, the infected leaves were were removed and the plant grew a bit but was never very healthy. Considering all the work that went into this plant and the mixed results, we never did it again. Buying a new tuber in the Spring is a much better option.
Well, I grew one small dahlia piece of each kind, four in total, indoors in pots all winter with great success! All four have grown to be about 1' tall now and healthy. They didn't grow fast during the winter in my very cold kitchen and winter light, but they are healthy little plants!
I'll be doing this every winter with the little ones that don't usually survive.
Now it's time to bring out the big ones!
It's always nice when people come back and report on the success (or lack of) with their experiments. I wish I had thought to do that with 2 of mine...they were new to me last year, and hadn't produced much in the way of blooms or tubers...If I had thought of it, I would have tried what you did. As it turns out, neither of mine made it through the winter storing them traditionally...maybe I could have grown them at least a while and then set them outside to frost. Just a little more tuber growth, a little less time in the fridge...could have worked!
It is what I will be doing with all the little pieces in the future! My large ones always make it fine through the winter, it's the little ones that I usually lose. They dry out.
This year I also took them all out of storage in Jan and soaked them in water for a few days. I dried them out again and restored. I am hoping that will help too. I haven't looked at them again yet, but will soon.
One thing you might want to try is to place your tubers in a very, very slightly moistened medium like peat moss, then pack them away for winter, that way they are much less likely to dry out. I had mine in 3 different containers this winter, 2 cardboard boxes, and a plastic box. I separated them with newspaper(didt work, as the newspaper disentigrated). But each level of tubers was covered with slightly moistened peat moss. None of the tubers dried out or shriveled up at all.
well everyone how goes the dahlia situation this year
Still no frost and my plants look good
I have been thinking though about storing them this year
Always is a chore I might try them in some peat moss again Just I now do not have such a good spot to keep them Wish I had an old fridge or something like that A big insulated type of something to keep the tubers in
I am vowing to take more care storing my dahlia tubers this winter. Our first frost is predicted for this weekend. My dahlias are all in pots, close to the house. I plan on trying peat moss with plastic wrap in our spare refrigerator. I keep thinking we will get rid of this refrigerator--it takes up so much garage space--but it sure comes in handy for storing plants, seeds, cut flowers, etc.
I have found that temperature shifts are the number one reason for tuber rot in my storage situation. The more constant the temp, the better.
Other long-time growers believe that running refrigerators are the kiss of death for tubers, as the constant cooling cycle dries and stresses the tubers. I see posts every spring from an unhappy camper who tried storing in the fridge. An unplugged fridge might do better... I don't know about that.
I have heard lots of negative talk about peat moss, as it has a tendency to dry out tubers too much. Adding moisture would only invite the tubers to break dormancy and sprout. Personally, I would avoid that medium, sticking with sawdust, cedar chips, vermiculite or perlite to dry-pack the tubers.
One gent at my local dahlia club always splits the tuber clumps in half, cleans out the pith inside the stem to avoid rot, and stores in open shopping bags in his root cellar. He divides in spring.
There's many ways to store, but keep them between 40-55 degrees if possible. The key things to avoid is:
- changing temp
- too much dryness or wet
- light exposure
Here is a link that might be useful: Tuber digging, dividing & storing
I used to do the same Just dry the bunches off and split them a little then put them in bags with maybe dry leaves in the bags . or torn up newspapers That did seem to be okay most times
Now I do not have a basement as it is now an apartment.
If I didhave an old fridege not pluged in and in the garage I would think that the insulation in the fridge would keep things constant in temperature But then maybe it would be to sealed in there and rot would occur
I do have some lovely Dahlias
A big bouquet sitting on my kitchen table right now and I am just admiring them and my good fortune in having them
Hi Sheryl, I have a way to store cannas that has been fabulous. when I dig them up I leave the dirt around them put them in a plastic bag slightly moist and put them in the basement. they are ready to go in the spring with large eyes and take off like crazy. I treat them like the dahlias ,I let them get frosted then leave them in the ground for a week. My basement is around 65. they are different from the dahlia tubers because they need to be a little moist. You might try doing this with one to see if it works for you:)
For your small tubers try separating them, wash them ,soak them in a one part bleach and water for a few minutes, then dry really good then wrap them in saran wrap. I only lose about 5% of my tubers this way and I store a 1000. Like with the cannas ,maybe try a couple to see if it helps. Cindy
Thanks for the tip about the Canna! Mine were getting too dry with the dahlias, I guess, because they had a pretty slow start, too. I'll try what you suggested this year.
It's good to hear another grower storing in the 60-65 degree range, as that is what I have to contend with, as well. The long-time growers often say no more then 55, but obviously that's just not feasible for many of us.
With the Saran Wrap method, if there is temp fluxuation, I would not use it. I played with a portion of my tubers last season on the cold porch, and condensation got trapped next to the tubers causing some to rot and some to sprout. The growers I know that wrap with great success all have cold cellars that are a constant temp.
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Russia is facing a global scramble to have its assets abroad confiscated after an international court ordered it to pay nearly £30bn in damages for a ruthless campaign to destroy the defunct oil giant Yukos.
State-owned property ranging from aircraft to art works loaned to foreign museums could be at risk of seizure after the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ruled that officials under President Vladimir Putin deliberately set out to bankrupt and nationalise Yukos in the middle of the last decade.
In a swingeing ruling which further isolates Mr Putin on the international stage while the European Union moves to impose further sanctions over the Ukraine crisis, the tribunal found that the Russian state launched a succession of "politically motivated attacks" on the now defunct oil company aimed at its destruction through spurious bankruptcy proceedings.
The Netherlands-based body also ruled that Moscow had subverted the courts to target Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former majority shareholder of Yukos who was jailed for almost a decade, after it became clear he was a potential "political competitor" to Mr Putin.
In its ruling, the three-man tribunal panel said: "Russian courts bent to the will of the Russian executive authorities to bankrupt Yukos, assign its assets to a state-controlled company, and incarcerate a man who gave signs of becoming a political competitor."
The award of $50.2bn (£29.4bn) in damages to a group of former shareholders in Yukos was the largest ever ordered by the arbitration tribunal - some 20 times bigger than its previous highest award of $2.5bn. The shareholders also won $60m (£35m) in legal costs.
Under the terms of the ruling, Moscow has until January to make payment in full, after which point interest begins accruing and the former shareholders can begin legal proceedings to enforce the judgment, including seeking the seizure of commercial assets of the Russian state held abroad.
The award of $50.2bn (£29.4bn) in damages to a group of former shareholders in Yukos was the largest ever ordered by the arbitration tribunal (AFP)
Prominent entities either partly or wholly owned by Russia include the national airline, Aeroflot, which is 51 per cent owned by the state and Rosneft, the oil company which acquired many Yukos assets and is majority owned by the state with British oil company BP holding much of the remainder.
The shareholders said that they expected Russia to honour its obligations and pay the damages rather than risk becoming a pariah among international investors, who have already taken $75bn of capital out of the country this year.
But they warned that all options were under consideration. In theory, any asset abroad which can be proven to be an "instrumentality" of the Russian state - ie under its direct ownership or control - could be the subject of a demand for seizure based on the arbitration court's judgment.
Speaking at a press conference in London, Tim Osborne, executive director of GML, the company that now owns the majority of Yukos shares, said: "I think it is safe to say that nobody is safe. We will look at everything. We will take a view but it will be pragmatic approach."
Rosneft, which is now Russia's largest oil company, said it expected no claims to be made against its assets. Shares on the Russian stock exchange fell by 2.5 per cent today.
Indeed, the shareholders - led by Israel-based Russian Leonid Nevzlin, a former business partner of Mr Khodorkovsky - took a decade to obtain the ruling and now face a new battle, possibly of similar duration, to enforce the gargantuan damages award.
Russia said it will appeal the Hague ruling, claiming it was based on "serious flaws" and "politically biased". In a statement, the Finance Ministry said: "The Russian Federation will challenge the arbitration court's decisions in the courts of the Netherlands."
The ruling will add to the tensions between Russia and the international community in the aftermath of the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine. Downing Street hinted that a toughened sanctions regime, targeting key sectors of the Russian economy including finance, could be in place within days.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague ruled that officials deliberately set out to bankrupt and nationalise Yukos (EPA)
Although the damages are only half of the $100bn sought by the shareholders, who were told Yukos bore some responsibility for its own demise, they are still substantial, even for a country of Russia's mineral wealth and government reserves of $175bn. The award is nearly as much as Russia spent on this year's Winter Olympics in Sochi - the most expensive Games ever.
Mr Khodorkovsky, who was released from jail in December following a surprise pardon after a decade in prison camps, said he had learned of the ruling "with a feeling of satisfaction".
The one-time richest man in Russia, who has repeatedly insisted he will gain nothing from the proceedings, said: "It is sad that the recompense will have to come from the [Russian] state's coffers, not from the pockets of mafiosi linked to the powers that be and those of Putin's oligarchs."
The takeover of Yukos, which began in 2003, is widely seen as the beginning of a more authoritarian style of rule by Mr Putin. In its ruling, the Hague court described the seizure of the oil company's assets as "devious and calculating" and said that the "highest officials" of Rosneft had worked "in close association with Mr Putin" to achieve the Russian state's aims.
It added: "The tribunal has concluded that the primary objective of the Russian Federation was not to collect taxes but rather to bankrupt Yukos and appropriate its valuable assets."
Experts said that the ruling placed Russia at a crossroads in its commercial dealings with the world.
David Clark, an adviser to former Foreign Secretary Robin Cook and chairman of the Russia Foundation, said: "Vladimir Putin now has a choice: He can ignore the ruling and seek the $50bn award enforced against Russian assets abroad or he can acknowledge responsibility by paying up."
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Jack Hunter, a congressional aide to Sen. Rand Paul with a history of "neo-Confederate" and "pro-secessionist" views, has produced dozens of articles and video commentaries for The Daily Caller and appeared as what one Fox Business host termed a "regular" guest on that network. He also helped then-Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC), currently the president of The Heritage Foundation, write his most recent book.The conservative Washington Free Beacon reported today that Hunter, a "close" Rand Paul aide who also co-wrote the Kentucky Republican's 2011 book, "spent years working as a pro-secessionist radio pundit and neo-Confederate activist ... Hunter was a chairman in the League of the South, which 'advocates the secession and subsequent independence of the Southern States from this forced union and the formation of a Southern republic.'"...
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'Exotic' tree update
Thanks to all who encouraged me last year to try some extrazonal exotics and push the limits of northern gardening in Peace River! I provide the following update not to boast (as all success can be wiped out with an untimely freeze), but to help any others who are thinking about springing for an exotic in their own yard:
No damage:
ginkgo biloba, planted 2009
a. saccarhum 'green mountain', planted 2011
celtis occidentalis, planted 2009
robinia pseudoacacia 'purple robe', planted 2011
rhus typhina, planted 2011
rhus aromatica, planted 2011
'golden spice' pear, planted 2011
celtis tenufolia (to snowline)
morus alba (to snowline)
'valiant' grape (to two feet above ground)
castanea dentata (survived much harsher winter of 2010-2011)
fargesia rufa (tops died, but roots are still alive -- waiting for new growth!)
project for the year: taxodium distichum. This was a 'mistake' tree for a local nursery...and the thing would have died anyway if I hadn't bought it. My prospects of overwintering this are minimal...but I've heard that baldcypress is hardy to Ottawa. Plus, you never know.
Very interesting zone-pushing, I like that kind of thing!
Good job on the ginko, I had one in suburban Edmonton but it didn't make it through its first winter. Some growing at U of A though, and I know of a healthy older one in Drumheller, which must be about equal to your zone.
I've got a sugar maple that I planted as a seed almost 20 years ago... it's about 5 m tall now but is growing in a bush form since in bad winters it takes some serious winterkill (I don't think it had any winterkill this past winter).
I've tried black locust but they didn't do much for me... lived a few years, growing a foot or two each summer, then killing to snowline. For my relatives near Ottawa (which was my seed source) they grow like rockets. My planting location wasn't the best though...an increasingly shady garden.
Haven't tried sumac myself, but there is one in my neighbourhood that survives and looks good, though it isn't anywhere near as vigorous as the ones I used to see growing wild in Ontario (which is probably good, since they were almost weedy...)
I think the Valiant grape will do okay for you... I get a lot of top kill each year, but they survive and grow so amazingly vigorously over the summer that they end up huge every summer... I end up having to prune them with shears several times per summer just to keep them from overtaking everything. Plus they ripen early for a northern grape, a major consideration (I've had the crop ripen every year with Valiant, no exceptions).
Very cool that you were trying an American chestnut, too bad it died in its second winter. I've always wondered how they might do in Alberta, too bad they don't make it long-term.
Keep us informed on how the bamboo recovers and performs this summer... that's another one I've always wondered about but haven't tried.
Now you just need to try Horse chestnut, butternut, black walnut,... :-)
As for the bald cypress... well it's unlikely in northern Alberta, but you never know until you try. The bald cypress trees in Ottawa I would call semi-hardy. They are 5 or 6 metres tall, or at least were when I saw them in 2002, but winterkill is definitely an issue. I recall that there are two bald cypress trees, and this photo is the upper part of the healthiest tree... this was taken in July 2002, and clearly it hasn't yet recovered from the previous winter's damage. Still, they are 5 m or more tall, so have obviously managed to make it through many winters (something in my head tells me these are 40 year old plantings, though I could be nuts about that, so don't quote me.)
Wow, thanks for the pictures of the baldcypress! They're not the prettiest trees, but it's amazing to think that they're growing in Ottawa.
I'll definitely post pictures of the trees later in the season when they're in full leaf. I have noticed that older trees seem to survive colder temperatures much better than the seedlings; all of my trees that died were less than two feet tall.
Thanks for the interest! Sadly, the following trees died:
Gingko: deer and/or voles girdled the tree last winter and it didn't make it into spring. The top wasn't winter killed; it began to bud. The species would probably survive with some protection here (which I didn't give it), as there's at least one mature tree growing in Edmonton.
Baldcypress: you didn't actually think that this would survive, would you? Neither did I, and it didn't.
American Chestnut: I bought a very small sapling from Acorus Restoration when they still shipped live plants. It puttered along for three years, and just dropped its leaves and died last summer. It's possible that ants got to it: the ants killed a neighbouring apple tree.
White mulberry: still growing! I bend the main stem to the ground to cover it with snow in the winter. It was looking kind of sickly last summer, though; trees have grown up around it and it's growing largely in shade, which it doesn't like.
'Exotic' survivors as of fall 2013:
Catalpa speciosa x2 (but is killed above the snowline)
Acer Saccharum (doing fine)
Celtis Occidentalis (doing fine)
Celtis Tenuifolia (doing fine)
Morus Alba (needs winter protection)
Cladastis Kentuckea ?
Chionanthus Virginicus ? (both were shredded in an unfortunate weedwhacker incident)
My 'experiment' trees for 2013 were Chinese Catalpa (C. ovata) and Devil's walkingstick (Aralia Spinosa). I'm definitely going to try American Beech and another American Chesnut if I can find one this year, and will have to replant the bamboo that I lost last year.
My 'experiment' trees for 2013 were
I should add that both sumachs and the pear are doing just fine, too. Staghorn sumach is a lovely shrub/bush, and adds some much-needed reds to the fall landscape here.
Thanks for the update!
No, I didn't expect the bald cypress to survive... but it would have been spectacular if it had!
I wonder if your ginkgo didn't suffer the same fate as mine? I tried one ten or more years ago but after its first winter it budded out and produced tiny leaves, then quickly died. My diagnosis (which could be completely wrong) was that the roots were killed during the winter (a winter of thin snow-cover) so it was able to start to leaf out from sap that was stored in the trunk, but that supply was quickly exhausted and the tree then died.
As for ginkgos in Edmonton, there are probably far more than the two I am aware of, both located at the university. Actually I have only seen one of these, 2 photos from Sept. 2013 shown below, which is planted in a very enclosed courtyard, and right up against the side of a building, so ideal conditions. It is at least 20 feet tall. The other at the university, which I have not yet seen, is supposed to be smaller, more compact, and in a more open exposure.
Don, my experience with ginkgo was somewhat similar. I think it came through its first few winters in decent good condition and put on a few inches of growth each summer. Then, it died after we experienced a near snowless winter.
I still need to acquire a katsura tree, years ago I had seen a beautiful large thriving specimen in west Edmonton. I guess some nurseries do occasionally bring them in.
I'll try gingko again, too, if I can find a hardy cultivar at a local nursery. Our snowcover is deep and consistent through the winter, and I think that I could get one to survive here with proper protection.
You'll see from my list of survivors that there are are really very few surprises on it. Most of the survivors are listed as being reliably hardy to zone 3, and this means that their hardiness can be extended by one full zone -- at most. The lone true 'zone skipper' on the list is dwarf hackberry, which is only native to zone 5 (or, doubtfully, 4b). I think that its low natural stature helps, as it's usually completely covered by snow in winter. It's also possible that its present geographical distribution is a just a relic, and that it once grew in more places further north than southern Ontario (doubtfully Quebec).
I also think that mulberry (m. alba) could fruit successfully in the Edmonton region if grown in sheltered locations. I'd like to try m. rubra, but can't find a supplier.
Yes, American beech is definitely worth a try, many sites claim it's hardy to zone 3. Last year, at Rona, I had come across a Tricolor beech, the foliage was amazing, but I bypassed it doubting winter survival, though should have chanced it, as it wasn't very expensive. Mulberry is also one I want to attempt.
I miss my ginkgo - had to leave it behind at my old house when we moved last summer. I checked on it yesterday (drove by the back lane) and the tree is about 8 feet tall and leafing out. Here we usually have dependable snow cover for the tree, but I did read that ginkgo gets hardier with age so I started with as big tree as I could find, maybe 2-12 feet tall and well branched. For the first few winters I mounded peat moss/leaves over the roots, then snow, then covered with cardboard box until spring melt. This seemed to give it just that extra bit of protection it needed.
Pretty soon my winter protection consisted of surrounding the tree with a wood frame and stapling a tarp around this.
The last few years i chanced it and provided no winter protection other than mounding shovelled snow around the base. Now I'm at my new home starting with a four foot high tree, but it's still sort of a seedling as it had no branches (maybe the branches were up higher and they were cut when they shipped from the nursery). Anyway, if only you can take your yard with you when you move.
At my old house I noticed my catalpa leafed out as well, but they came back from near the base. That's about all I can see, without entering the yard and having them ask who I am, lol.
David, are you really in Calgary? You mentioned that you had good snow cover - that is not usually the case in Calgary though.... also, your title has zone 2b - I certainly hope that Calgary is not zone 2b!!!
Anyway, have you tried a dogwood with those lovely Asian style horizontal branching patterns? I would love to have one in Calgary.... and I so miss my Japanese maple from y zone 5 garden! If anyone figures out how to grow Japanese maples in Calgary, please let me know....
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At age 90, William Blair Jr., a former Negro League pitcher, Dallas-area civil rights leader and longtime newspaperman, came to the realization that much of the history he had lived through had already been forgotten by younger generations.
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He recently turned over the photographs, newspapers and memorabilia he had collected to the University of Texas at Arlington Special Collections Library. It took seven trucks to haul Mr. Blair's collection to the university, which intends to develop a public exhibition around it.
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I need a strong large dog pen for two Scottish Deerhounds. 10x30'. I read about Tarter Elite kennels which are good looking (dark gray) but we worry about rusting. Can you recommend a dog fencing brand?
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Maybe you can get a fence company to build a fenced 'yard' onsite.
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Anyone remember discussion re. *right* type of plumber's putty?
Hi there (and long time no talk for some of you)!
I'm the one, if this rings a bell (unless there are more of us), with the infamous pics of the Shaws farmer sink that had cracks coming out from the drain. I eventually got it replaced by them which was good - at no cost to me. My then-contractor may have damaged it when overtightening the flange (?).
Anyway, today's problem is that ever since the new sink has gone in, we're a little paranoid about overtightening and it's possible that's why the disposal keeps coming loose and starts leaking water into the bottom of our cabinet below the sink. : - / My husband believes it's cause we have too much crap under there (cleaning agents and such). He thinks we push things around under there and it's dislodged something.
He doesn't know anything about any of this stuff but he's going to attempt - via googling - to fix this himself. I told him I thought I had a memory of reading something on here about some sort of putty being the kind that should be avoided. Not sure of details...perhaps because a flexible kind's required? Or maybe it's the opposite? Maybe it had something to do with a putty that will help prevent/avoid fireclay sinks cracking somehow? I have some funny memory of that, I think.
Hope this makes at least some sense!
Hi again -
I found an old thread I started when my sink cracked (pressure cracks, I'd written). The disposal I have is a 1 hp Insinkerator which Rohl said isn't a problem.
I'm wondering if this comment someone wrote about a putty might be what I'd read in the past. If you're knowledgable about such things, please let me know if this makes sense to you reading this!:
"I can get things tight enough that most of the guys I work with cannot loosen them without tools, and my regular plumber can get them tighter than I can.
Making sure the joint has some decent durometer rubber to conform to the surfaces is a much better way (and the rubber acts as a locking mechanism)."
I've read that generic "plumber's putty" is slightly acidic, hence not utilized to secure flanges, faucets etc where clear silicone will do instead.
So, perhaps you're recalling something about plumbers putty itself?
You might place thread seal tape (PTFE)over the pipe to which your garbage disposal hose end is affixed. It's sometimes called plumbers tape or if by a manufacturer, Teflon tape. It acts as a lubricator, allowing the pipes' threads to be tightly screwed together thus creating a better seal.


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short for fool. Like calling someone a fool, but they are so stupid they don't deserve the last "l" so you just call them foo.
That foo stuck his finger in the flame to see if it was warm.
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The ''Foo'' is slang, and is usually used by hispanics
Ay Sup Foo!
Ay Foo Your Lowrider Looks Badd!!
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A very innocent contraction of the world fool. But you know, some people type foo', what doesn't change the meaning of foo. Or fool. Whatever.
Guy #1: Knock knock
Guy #2: There's no door, foo.
Guy #2: There's no door, foo.
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Nickname of a child named Matthew, too young to pronouce his name correctly.
Little Matthew could not pronounce his name. He always said "Ma-foo", so he became known as "Foo".
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The fleshy part of the human body that you sit on; Ideal for Bikers ;)
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A woman's genital region
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Abbreviation for foo'
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When most of the tech industry seems obsessed with finding each other at restaurants and ranking their own influence, it's exciting to hear about tech that could change the world. So why are we all so skeptical about it?
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Implicit in the Google CEO's vision is that the future will run better on Google, and he will marshal all his forces to try to make that a reality.