Hey, this is going to be a bit of a rambling post, as I am a bit vaked already, and not even part way through my first stem, trying a new method mentioned way back in the thread in the 190s or so, as I am determined to read this hole thread so trying this method out.
first off,
congratulations Tom, that's really good going, and I hope you will have many more years together.
its probably because I am a bit vaked, but I suddenly wondered what Pammy sounded like, as we have heard you talk on many a pd video, but I would love to put a voice to Pammy as well.
Next question, totally different topic, I know random.
But, its coming close to the time for me to give my tubes there first clean.
As I am now on my third virgin tube.
My first stem lasted me all the time from when I got my PD, and then I decided to try and fill it the wrong way and totally clogged it.
Second stem, only lasted me about 3 weeks and then began to get hard to use, so I put it aside as I don't want to make it really hard to clean or impossible to get back good as new.
Third stem, is still fine, but I would like to clean my tubes before using a new strain in them, and I don't want to suddenly be caught short when my third tube does become clogged.
So, this is the question. I know Iso alcohol basically very high percent proof is needed to clean the tubes.
But, question is what technique do people use for filling there tube washing bottles.
Buy this, I mean do you fill the bottle then put the tube in, or do you do the reverse?
and, do you put the tubes bowl facing up or down in the bottle?
and how full do you fill the bottle?
Secondly, how do you go about filling your little bottle from the iso bottle.
I have never bought iso, so don't really know what sort of bottle it comes in. But do you just pour from bottle to bottle, or do you put some in a small jug or glass, then fill the bottle from there.
I have been thinking I might get a syringe and fill that, then fill the bottle with it, as I find pouring liquids difficult, particularly if its from radically different sized or shaped containers.