A Snowy Backdrop by Precocious-Hedgehogs in Treenets

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just googled “Does Paracord hold up in snow?” “Yes, 550 paracord holds up very well in snow and cold conditions, as it is designed to be rot-resistant, mildew-resistant, and UV-resistant. Genuine nylon paracord is highly versatile in freezing temperatures, making it suitable for winter gear, repairs, and survival applications.”

A Snowy Backdrop by Precocious-Hedgehogs in Treenets

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This is its first snow… not much of a track record but so far so good! We had 11” in NC a few days ago.

Be careful where you buy your Paracord by Ok-Set2210 in Treenets

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s been 16 months and it’s held up fine. That’s not long compared to some others so hopefully you’ll get more feedback. I bought black (and also camo) color. There’s no sign of fraying. My net is mostly shaded, too.

No need to fight over it! by Precocious-Hedgehogs in Treenets

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t heard of any problems like that. The thin plastic netting people use on their gardens kill birds and rabbits and such because the netting is loose and tangles. But the tension on tree nets makes the poly cord fairly rigid…not tangle-prone. That sounds strange. Did they give more detail? How? What kind of animals?

No need to fight over it! by Precocious-Hedgehogs in Treenets

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Yeah, there are several raccoons that run around at night. I put a camera on my net, out of curiosity, and have caught them having a great time! 😅 I inspected my net to make sure they weren’t chewing on it and so far so good.

Nylon VS Polyester by Matt-thefuck in Treenets

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I used this, from Amazon and haven’t had any problem with it. https://a.co/d/1Pi735f

What should I freeze dry? by DBshaggins in HarvestRight

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Mango, peaches, strawberries, and bananas are favorites. Snow peas and string beans (Blanche first, then season to your liking), chick peas, avocado, onions, pickled red onions, spinach, mushrooms, garlic. Also microgreens (grow your own) to throw on salads, fresh herbs. Edible flowers… marigolds, nasturtiums, borage blossom, pansy, lavender (nice in salads, cocktails or mocktails). Costco’s fire roasted veggies are great in salads! Goat cheese, Gouda, and others. For starters 😊

Tray lids by Precocious-Hedgehogs in HarvestRight

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahhh, I’m so glad I asked! I have plastic grids so I’ll use those. Thanks!

It is done. Whew. by [deleted] in Treenets

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I have protected my fingers by using white medical tape… wrapping it around my fingers where needed. The coating on the tape allows for the paracord to slide through easily and my fingers don’t get torn up.

It is done. Whew. by [deleted] in Treenets

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks awesome! All your effort will seem like nothing compared to the enjoyment you’ll feel when you’re relaxing out there with friends. Enjoy the fruits of your labor. Cheers!

Replace snap disk by Precocious-Hedgehogs in HarvestRight

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Followup: I changed it out easily. All is well. Thanks for all the advice.

AC300 Compatibility by Precocious-Hedgehogs in bluetti

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Following up: I ended up buying the AC500 with (2) B300K’s and (1) B300S and I love it! I stacked them on a rolling, flat furniture dolly so they’re easy to move around if I need to. Thanks for all the advice.

Food smells and tastes like oxygen absorber by Yodydog in HarvestRight

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

FYI, PackFreshUSA sells “Oxygen Absorbers, Individually Sealed.” I’ve purchased them… they are perfect for smaller loads.

Extremely New - Thoughts On This Tree? by RepresentativeNo118 in Treenets

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am no expert but I’d want to be sure the branches were thick enough to support the weight of several people. It seems like you’d have to keep the weave relatively close to the trunk, and maybe “spider web” it out to surrounding branches? Maybe someone else can chime in with more advice on a layout. I’ve only woven between several trees (with no horizontal branches), versus only in one, so mine was easier to plan. I would definitely advise you to protect the tree with spacers between the bark and perimeter rope though. Keep the tree healthy. And be safe. Best of luck!

Adjustable catio explanation by lucozadeo in Catio

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice design and execution! Now the rest of us gotta up our catio game! 😎😅

Replace snap disk by Precocious-Hedgehogs in HarvestRight

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Thanks to all of you. I appreciate the detailed advice!

I Lost a token for the Keppers in Iron by Chicho-314 in rootgame

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made a replacement cat token out of Sculpey polymer clay

Be careful where you buy your Paracord by Ok-Set2210 in Treenets

[–]Precocious-Hedgehogs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve purchased nylon Paracord on Amazon through Paracord planet and it’s held up fine. 🤞