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It looks like a Butea Monosperm or Palash flower


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Why not use zinc coated steel bars. No cleaning no primer no painting.
Only clean where you welding with tinner and brush then paint or spray with zinc paint.
They also zinc coated inside the steel, so long life.


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If you don’t have the instruction manual, you can download the manual from your model at the Hunter website.

First check out the water supply it’s open and the water can run.
If there is a filter, maybe must be cleaned.
You can open the system by hand at the magnetic valve, to see if the water come.
Some of the model have a rain sensor, maybe it’s dirty and must be cleaned too.
If it is a battery using model check the battery, if it a 230 Volt check the fuse.
If you send me some pictures of your model and of the system, may I can help you more.


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AFAIK a kettle requires no preventative maintenance. It either boils water or it doesn't.
Since another poster is obsessing about my scooter, yes it does get PM. However, it is used for more than just carting water.

A kettle don’t boil the water, it’s only heat them up to 80 degrees. Of course it kills a lot of bacteria but for boiling you need over 100 degrees.

Temephos (the larvicide in the sand) is an organophosphate.
 
Please explain exactly how the sand is used. You seem to be saying that you put a spoonful of sand in a container of water, so what you get is sand at the bottom and a weak solution of Temephos in the water.
 
Is that it? You are essentially putting a spoonful of larvicide in the jars. Are these then left around the property as killing jars to attract and kill mosquito larvae?
 
If you didn't have any water-filled jars around the house, maybe you wouldn't have as many mosquitoes?

I do not have many mosquitos around the house here in Phetchabun area. But we have some of this brown dragon jar for a reason of luck and for decoration. In this jar we have Lotus flowers and of corse water. So, we put the sand in to the jar for not getting new baby mosquitos. This it’s the only reason.

Mosquito sand
We get them for free at the government in the village.
My wife put a spoon of sand in every jar with water we have around
the house, it works well.

Give a try at the Phetcharat Hospital, all kind of massage and fair price.


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Stop believe her.


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No that's it. got the 2 skimmers on the other side.

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So it's mean you have the inlet and the outlet on the same side of the pool?
And you have 2 skimmer?

How to connect water pipe.
I need to connect 4 off 2" water pipes, that will be nozzles for the pool water inlets, to a pipe that goes back to the pump.

There is hardly any flexibility in the pipes as they are 16.5 strength.
So would you T off each pipe from the pool into the longer run pipes or how would you do it: step by step?

The 4 pipes to be connected are the bottom ones.


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You must connect the pipe as on the pic i send, make the T always exactly in the middle of the pipe. Else you will get the most water on the first pipe and in the last one almost no water and no pressure.

Put your Shelving to the wall where you want hang it up, mark around with a pencil. Turn your Shelving to the back and measuring the hole out, mark the wall where the hole must be.
If you make hole in to tiles, don't use the impact drill, till you thru the tiles, then go on with the impact drill. (Hammer)
Make sure there is no water or electricity pipe in the wall !!!


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I don't know if this help in your case. But my wife always put the phone or camera who get wet in a box with rice and close it well, let them stay one day. Always work well.


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I always recommend my customer to do not mix new bags and old bags in the same house. That's not a right way to go if you want to cultivate for commercial. Now, your house still newly built, there is not much pest and diseases (That's a trap lol). From my experience, empty house (2000 bags in a big house for 6000 bags) is hard to keep humidity and temperature stable. Watering 3 times a day mushroom fruits still too dry, add more water makes it rotten and start to see slime mold.

And 100 bags for family use and 2000 bags for commercial are totally difference in management.

As we know, it's not the best season for grow oystermushrooms and for the first run we doing in grow mushrooms, we decide to start with 2000 bag. Now we can learn and see what we can make better for the next time when we will fill the whole house with 6000 bag. Till now it was all fine, except the green mold, happily no new one today. We got almost 50 Kg in 2 weeks from the first come out, and can easily sale them, even people we don't know coming over and order mushrooms. So all it's still fresh for me, but I see and learning every day, and it's nice to look them grow and harvest.

Yes, we grow mushrooms for the first time. We started about 3 weeks ago. I was building a new mushroom house only for grow mushrooms. My wife clean all stuff with alcohol and she know all have to be clean. She already grow some mushroom in the past, but always only 100 bags for family use.
Now for the moment we have 2000 bag and still place for a other 4000 bag, but wait for colder season.


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Steam the bags is one of many methods of sterilizing to kill "Most" of the competitive bacteria of other fungi in your media (I'm not sure that I can explain it much in English but you can Google it for more information yourself). How long do you need to steam your media depend on type and efficiency of your steamer. Mine only need 4.30 - 5 hours for 1300 bags from start to stop. The important is you need at lease 2-2:30 hours of constant 90 ํ C or above. My steamer can raise the temperature from ambient temp to 95 ํC in 2-2.30 hours, then I start counting from this point for 2.30 hours till it's done.

About this I google and read already. I think this its the case of the green mold. But we don't make the bag self, we bought them from a big company next to our village.


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tamone, thank you for the answer. Yes we grow Hed Nang Fah, till now we had no problems, they grow well. But now in case of the green mold, I will do as you say. Keep them dry for a time and separate all infected bag out. I will see how it's going in few days.


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Hello all mushroom growers. I got some problems with my oyster mushrooms. I see this morning some bag getting a green mold inside the bag, I guess it's not a good sign. I take them already out and throw it in the waste. What else I can do for protect all the other bag?





Thanks for your help.


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Possible - worth a check anyway.
 

I hade the same problem just few months ago, and it was really the white plastic ball was full of water.


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Yes that,s the one...on the terrace and carport areas,soffits as I said are Shera board,no problems with them

Now I'm a little bit confused of the kind of panel you use it. Is it that green one?
there not made of cement its made from plaster with a kind of paper on the surface or is it just white and no paper on the surface and made from cement. If it is the green one with paper, you can't sand the paper, else you get exactly the problem you have. They are not waterproof, only can handle with some humanity. Also have a look on the other side of the panel, is there a wall, air or is it proper made with insulation?
If it the green one, not use water for cleaning, just start with primer and thinner with water.


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Sorry. Use Beger primer and tinner with water and if you use color painting, mix some color in the primer too. Makes it more easy to paint after primer. Use Beger for painting too.


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Make sure there is no dust on the panel, after sanding. Wash it well with water and let them dry 1 or 2 days. Use Beger primer Tinner


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If it get warm, the PVC thread should not shrink, opposite.
Put a bit more white tape and screw it fully in, more as on the pic.
Yes, there different quality of the glue, I'm very happy with the Thai-Pipe brand. I'm not cleaning with pipe cleaner, but I always sanding the pipe with sanding papers, so the glue can stick better.

I have used always the "Weber" brand grouting, they have many colors and special one for bathroom and kitchen. I bought them in Thai-watsadu. Have a look at the website of Weber grout.

You easily can check with a simple magnet if it is stainless steel or only look like that, the cheap stuff are magnetic. Stainless steel are not magnetic, same as aluminum.
I have bought some nice one in the big home shop, for the shower, no rust at all.

The Fkuda Fd-9 its only compatible with this Fkuda lasers.
FDG-231 EK-226P FDG-232R no other one.