Well I have an older Crown that would probably be a 1, and then I have a newer rose gold mini crown which must be a 3.
Bittersweet Chocolate Cheesecake
TFA Cheesecake 1%
Cap NY Cheesecake 4%
Cap Graham 2%
TFA Bittersweet Chocolate 6%
TFA Whipped Cream 3%
TFA Vanilla Custard 2%
TFA Cheesecake 1%
Cap NY Cheesecake 4%
Cap Graham 2%
TFA Bittersweet Chocolate 6%
TFA Whipped Cream 3%
TFA Vanilla Custard 2%
That’s very kind of you but I am not in need. I really have more tanks than I will ever use,old and new. I’ve been stocking slowly for years. I have several of the Crown rba’s also
I know that feeling. The bag of bottles to be washed is overflowing
. A week ago, I mixed instead of cleaning the bottles, procrastinating #1. This past weekend I cleaned tanks instead, procrastinating #2 - that is always a higher priority, right? 
Next week I may have to start a 2nd bag for the bottles, procrastinating #3! I'm not out of bottles yet to mix 
I know that feeling. The bag of bottles to be washed is overflowing
I’ve had a bowl full of bottles “soaking” for 3 weeks, lol!
I’m betting that I have way more time than most all of you and I still procrastinate. But I don’t collect more than 4 bottles before I clean them. It’s a space thing that makes me do it....LOLI know that feeling. The bag of bottles to be washed is overflowing
I do
Also answers the burning question of why I have bittersweet chocolate! I’m up to my eyeballs in bottles to finish, but I printed it out for next mix in two weeks!
I have used it, eons ago (v1, I think). I liked it enough to get an rba apparently. I probably boxed it up because I had something newer and thus more exciting. Also dug down to a boot box of tritons, melo 2s and a heap pile of triton coils and rbas. I think it’s all from the first vapocolyse scare.
The joy of being retired, all my free time is week days when Himself’s at work. Weekends are my busy, on the move days. Washing tanks and bottles is my least favorite chore. It’s like pulling hens teeth to talk myself into doing it.
I’ve never gone hog wild buying that much of anything but I’m also older than most of you.
I think I'm up to 20+ bottles to wash. I take them apart, rinse the pieces and put into the bag until I'm ready to do a real wash. I have a shelf in a kitchen cabinet with my stock of mixed juice in an insulated lunch bag (bought on special for something else and I re-purposed it. It's kind of handy) and coiling/wicking supplies in an old cosmetic bag. The bag of bottles to be cleaned are taking over the shelf, that's when I know it's time to wash them. Next weekend...(maybe!)
I cheated and ordered some gorilla bottles last mix. That’s just sad lol. But, I think it’s just not wanting to do what I retired from. There were days after a big lab run I’d spend 4-5 hours just washing and sterilizing piles of 10-15 ml dropper bottles. We had one multi-level run that took 625 per day, two times. Once washed, sterilized and dried, they had to be refilled and labeled all over again. Bottle washing burnoutI know that feeling. The bag of bottles to be washed is overflowing
Not by a whole lot. The triton coils I got when a b&m was closing. I don’t think I paid more than $10 for the lot of them. Since they were where I bought everything, it made sense to get them all. Plus, I’m a cheapskate at heart. I love a useful bargain!
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