URGENT , save these .

[bobk]

The measuring things are now not included ffs

 

[teslacoils]

Can't say I have ever used one. Must have binned (recycled) thousands that never saw any chem.

 

[bobk]

Can't say I have ever used one. Must have binned (recycled) thousands that never saw any chem.

You're obviously not as tight as me , which is a surprise if I'm honest

 

[PSQ]

Fine for the same chemical as the measure came from (as long as they haven't changed it), but not much use for another powder with a different density as the calibration will be to cock.

And as for the arabic labels on the dodgy SU...

 

[Chae1]

Can't say I have ever used one. Must have binned (recycled) thousands that never saw any chem.

Do you use weigh scales?


It annoys me when I don't get anything for weighing out powders. Especially medax max, the scale on the tins are wrong. It goes up to 4 and only 3kg in a tin.

I got about ten with chekker, was tempted to take unused ones into house and use them for glasses. The small ones could be used for shots? Unused obvs

 

[bobk]

Do you use weigh scales?


It annoys me when I don't get anything for weighing out powders. Especially medax max, the scale on the tins are wrong. It goes up to 4 and only 3kg in a tin.

Like Broadway star , too f**kin expensive to guess .

 

[Steevo]

I've binned many over the years too that have never been used - but I always ended up using one of them. I've never understood why they don't just give distributors a box of them and let them dish one out with each order. This time I ordered 5 pots of Finish - I didn't need 5 measuring thingys.....but one would have come in handy.

 

[Steevo]

I think I remember an email somewhere telling me that they were going to stop making these.......can't find it now. Anyhow, it seemed rather pointless to me because I rarely use the same chemical each year and they are all different strengths. Finish comes in big pots with a high per hectare rate (if you can call 70g high!!) whereas Ally Max etc are something like half that amount.

 

[PSQ]

Speaking of things we should have kept, anyone got a stock of the old round 'foil cutters'?

Not that there's as many foils these days, but the moulded tooth on the top side of the can lid is invariably shite at its job.

 

[Steevo]

Speaking of things we should have kept, anyone got a stock of the old round and 'foil cutters'?

Can spanner!

Most distributors should be able to supply. I have a Hutchinsons one which is excellent - even has a small knife blade on the side for cutting boxes.

 

[teslacoils]

Must admit I tend to use full packs. Otherwise weigh it out on the scales.

 

[PSQ]

I've got my Dads old orange 'Monsanto' pocket knife sitting on my desk, it must have cut open 1000's of boxes over the years.

 

[Chae1]

Some manufacturers were handing out cardboard fold out measures for su s. Haven't had any this year

 

[Steevo]

Some manufacturers were handing out cardboard fold out measures for su s. Haven't had any this year

Makes more sense than plastic.

Either that or just make the whole can a tapered measuring thingy.

 

[Goffer]

I just use the wife’s kitchen scales

 

[T Hectares]

I just use the wife’s kitchen scales ⚖

Same here, although I take the precaution of licking them clean before taking them back to kitchen, can't be too careful...

 

[Jimbo]

Some manufacturers were handing out cardboard fold out measures for su s. Haven't had any this year

Mine came without this year . Luckily I have a couple of cardboard ones left from last year

 

[glasshouse]

Got a couple of nice plastic jugs with the roundup last yr.
Didnt need them, but now i use one for milk and the other for water

 

[Bobthebuilder]

Got a couple of nice plastic jugs with the roundup last yr.
Didnt need them, but now i use one for milk and the other for water

must have 30 of those in the store, and a few plastic cup style off different chems

 

[Hard Graft]

I carry a small electronic kitchen scale in the sprayer it dose up to 5kg ±1g and it’s a billant job