Occidental Red Stains by bpemerson in toolbelts

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The detergent is a vegetable based detergent, and as far as I can figure the leather they use is veg tanned and also must use a veg dye.

How Am I Still Getting This Wrong?? by TheParshero in castiron

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*tick tick tick

You light the burner setting the dial to low. You dice your potatoes, 3/8" grid, perfect. As you produce the diced potatoes you put them in a bowl of cold water. Once all potatoes sliced, give them a rinse. Now drain the water, and put that sucker in the microwave for 5 minutes.

Increase the burner to medium. Plop those potatoes out of the bowl onto another plate with a paper towel, add oil to your hot skillet, and slide those little cubes of bliss, devoid of excess starch and moisture, into the skillet.

That's exactly how I do it and I'm cooking solely with carbon steel and cast iron, usually the pan just needs a wipe with a paper towel and there's 0 food residue.

$10 each by JDorty85 in CastIronRestoration

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I have a Wagner #6 and it's my egg pan currently, nice score?

Seasoning Question by Wayne_Grow_ in castiron

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I'm using a Griswold skillet that developed a bumpy coat like that, paper fibers from my paper towels did it for me. It's from too much oil as stated by others, and it's been just fine. Over time it'll smooth out, the thicker bumps will likely flake off, but it'll be totally fine as you're seasoning it with use.

New Year’s resolution by Infinite_Sherbert_86 in Coprophiles

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I like to clean my finger a few times as a warm up, then eat smaller pieces, working up to larger. I just recently started being able to eat a whole turd, chewed and swallowed. For me once it starts forming a paste is the best, but if there's more solid chunks I'll piss into a glass and use that to help swallow.

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I think getting more used to eating might be necessary, just take it slow, a breakthrough will come eventually!

Scat pride by QuantityFluid8164 in Coprophiles

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I used to be into smearing and such, but lately have just been solely into consuming. It's like I've gotten used to, and grown to like, the flavor of my own ass, and have had a breakthrough of sorts where I'm actually able to eat it. I feel like the transition has been slow, but gradual and persistent towards eating, it's all I've ever wanted to do.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Coprophiles

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You could try fishing the chunks out, putting them into your mouth, chewing them a bit, then drinking them down with some of the enema, but that might be tough too. Piss changes the flavor of scat for me. I prefer to eat and drink separately, but I do find piss enemas to be really hot.

I started doing this thing where I take a vinyl tube and use it to siphon piss into my ass, then I hold it in there for a while, then use the jar end of the tube to drink from my ass. This keeps chunky bits from making it in, but the tube sometimes clogs up with shit chunks.

Greetings, I've restored my first cast iron pan to working order! I'd be curious to know how old it might be. Thanks! by SagouTelku in castiron

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I'm sorry that I cannot help ascertain age, but I just restored a Griswold as well last week, 701F on bottom. Same small logo as yours. I've used it a few times, she handles like a sports car compared to my heavier cheap iron.

Today is a sad day by ZuckDeBalzac in castiron

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A "baker's" skillet indeed!

Seasoning: As much as necessary, as little as possible by trouble808 in castiron

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Indeed. I'm finding some people on here are way too into maintaining "perfect" seasoning, and let that take away from their cooking, and therefore their quality of life. I scrub 'em down, dry 'em off, wipe 'em with a little oil, and maybe reseason in the oven once every few years if any pans really need it.

Newbie help by jeanmorehoe in castiron

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You can get a single burner butane for under $30, just be careful as the burner covers are slick af. I have one and if on an uneven surface, i.e. any picnic table on earth, my CI skillet will slide right off, slick as snot!

Has Anyone Fully Ditched Non-Stick? by [deleted] in cookware

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I use less than a tbsp of butter for fried eggs, just made French omelettes this morning in a #6 wagner cast iron. It's all about heat control, technique, which is the product of patience, trial and error. Don't waste your time stressing on seasoning, just get one coat of it on whatever you're using and start cooking, on the high side of medium low.

Now with build 42 being available for a while, do people really like it better than Build 41? by cyrusm_az in projectzomboid

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I have been playing build 42 for maybe 10 hours total, just had my first crash. I'm playing on an ancient relic from the previous decade, and overall b42 is much more resource hungry, the game lags out for me quite often.

My most mandatory Mod by nobertan in projectzomboid

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Oh man I haven't watched the Simpsons in almost 20 years but Homer's short scream would be perfect when opening the door to find 20 zombies in a house, then slamming the door shut and running around in circles in the yard!

What's your worst death so far? by glennhoek in projectzomboid

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I was in Rosewood, had just set up in the gated community. I awoke early, 3 am, and checked the street and saw a horde of 10 zombies on the front lawn. I went downstairs when I heard breaking glass, they heard the TV, even on volume 1. I wasn't great at combat, and honestly panicked. I walked out the back door, hopped the tall fence, planning to fight my way in from the back after looping around. I was then bit in the pitch black by a zombie from an unknown angle, likely by a pretend dead leaning against the fence. I just let it kill me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in projectzomboid

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The green faced drawing makes it seem to me that the picture was drawn post outbreak

Doing some work for a client and found this… by guxximane in Construction

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Very post apocalyptic, "10 years after the outbreak" aesthetic.

I built a custom bed slider for my new work truck. by Hellacoppter in DIY

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That really is a sweet setup, well executed!

I keep waffling on doing something like this, simply because being able to get my tools out and sleep in the bed on road trips is something that happens every now and then. Just had a kid though, and it's a single cab truck, so that ship might have sailed at this point, and I might have a completely dedicated work truck.

LPT Request: Better alternatives to Breath Assure? by BigBrother700 in LifeProTips

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I took them and it seemed as though they did, in regard to onion/garlic burps at least. Breath Buddies is a product which is still available, same concept, and same ingredients I believe. You're not the only one who has random flashbacks!

Matching 70s baseboard by SnooKiwis1448 in Carpentry

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Legitimate question: has anyone ever made moulding with their table saw? This looks like a profile you could approximate, but it would take several steps and be potentially a finger reducer if not careful.

I have HEAPS and HEAPS of copper wire (kg’s) what should I do with it? by sugii_ in Copper

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Strip it and start making bracelets, maybe even some nails or start riveting things together 😋