A lot of people find rayon to have no taste at all, and they even say the same thing about cotton that you're saying about rayon. Everybody's crazy except you and me, although sometimes I wonder about you.
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Wow, pines get so tall, that 20 feet could be a lot of damage. Glad it didn't hit anythingn but that's still 20' that has to be cleared.
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Take care, & have a great day!The morning selfie... Prior to donning all of my gear.
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Quick, weld something!All donned and suited up...
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FWIW ... in the early days of rayon ... some people who didn't like the taste came to find because it wicks differently than rayon ... reducing their flavor content caused the off taste to go away. But that seems a stretch and perhaps a pain when going back to cotton is satisfactory.
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Yikes ... that's some business suit. What is it you do, again?
So sorry to see you go. Most all families have some discord ... the advantage to our porch family is ECF provides an ignore button. Perhaps try that and not leave the porch.
I was pleasantly surprised that 2 people have said they want some of the rayon that I want to give away, so I'm gonna send half to each. I just took it out of the bag to see how much there is, and the total length is about 12 feet. @DavidOck, the rayon you sent me over a year ago continues to spread its goodness east of the Mississippi!
Using cotton is not satisfactory, it's nirvana. Back in the day (not that long ago) we knew that if there was a new wicking material, Mikey would try it, and do a good job of it. Hemp, ceramic, and stainless mesh off the top of my head.
Rayon wicks differently than rayon, eh?
Using cotton is not satisfactory, it's nirvana. Back in the day (not that long ago) we knew that if there was a new wicking material, Mikey would try it, and do a good job of it. Hemp, ceramic, and stainless mesh off the top of my head.
I've heard the same thing said about both, too. I think it's that taste is subjective thingy. And you are wise to wonder about me! [emoji41]A lot of people find rayon to have no taste at all, and they even say the same thing about cotton that you're saying about rayon. Everybody's crazy except you and me, although sometimes I wonder about you.
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Glad you got it working to your satisfaction Dave
On Rayon, I hear that a lot from locals here, "I don't like the taste of rayon". So I rewick their coils with rayon and they taste nothing but the juice. A few weeks later I see them and they're back on cotton claiming that they just can't get the wicking down with Rayon. They're doing something different but beats me what it is.
Wick density can also affect the taste. Some will fire the topper (after thoroughly juicing up and rejuicing as needed, of course) a few times before closing it up, and have said that can eliminate any new wick taste.
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For rayon, I use it religiously. I don't like the muddled flavor I get from cotton. Doesn't matter what type of cotton, be it organic cotton balls, Japanese cotton, etc. Pima cotton is a bit different and so is cotton bacon. The flavor is a bit better, not much though. I also find cotton to have a cloth taste to it, also seems to retain oils from my hands. With me welding, I tend to smell steel all the time. So, I don't want that smell sticking to my wicks.
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For rayon, I use it religiously. I don't like the muddled flavor I get from cotton. Doesn't matter what type of cotton, be it organic cotton balls, Japanese cotton, etc. Pima cotton is a bit different and so is cotton bacon. The flavor is a bit better, not much though. I also find cotton to have a cloth taste to it, also seems to retain oils from my hands. With me welding, I tend to smell steel all the time. So, I don't want that smell sticking to my wicks.
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@MikeE3 I work for Caterpillar. I weld right now, trying to get my certification
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I don't taste a difference between rayon and cotton. What I notice is that cotton BURNS. So, I stick to rayon.
I'm sitting here avoiding going to get my bloodwork done.
Blood + work. I wonder what someone would think if they didn't know what that was. Working with/making something with blood? Or, making blood do some kind of work while cracking the whip?
Blood + work. I wonder what someone would think if they didn't know what that was. Working with/making something with blood? Or, making blood do some kind of work while cracking the whip?
@DancingHeretik both cotton and rayon will burn. That's why when I see people running their TC temps above 400°F, I just shake my head or when I see folks with 16AWG wire running at 1.21Gigawatts... running it dry... Just... No. If I remember right, cotton starts darkening at 400°F. Rayon, 420°F.
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I weld steel Caterpillars. Weld steel Caterpillars to the other steel Caterpillars.
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It works very well for some dogs, but others, not so much.
Oh no! That's so sad.
Well, that's a start. Hopefully her appetite will increase to include foods that she really likes and misses.
Congratulations! Don't know about handy cams, but the video feature on the iPhones is very good.
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