This question may seem dumb on the surface, but I've been using a 100%
acrylic yarn that "might" last 3-4 trips into the microwave or boiling
pot, then "kaput"...basically it gets pretty darn frizzy (pulling eggs
is a pain!)..is this the normal course of events or is there a better
yarn out there? (I know not to use wool)... (Oh and naturally after
every "boil" I always find "hard boiled" eggs...arghhh)..any rec's
appreciated
2nd question..does the color make any dang difference? I'm thinking of
switching from green to black (it's a "over 40" thing <smile>)...in
other words what color will give me the most contrast (seems cheaper to
ask than to buy asst yarns)
BTW, I already figured out that the book you use makes a difference:
Sydney Sheldon books works better than Stephen King's,(OK, I'm
reaching,
but my luck has got to change <smile>) The way I'm going, I might
resort
to the Karma Sutra next, still vacillating on using the bible tho...
Oh, one more thing...anyone ever have any "critters" survive in the
peat?..I just wet some yesterday only to discover white worms still
alive after 3 months..I'm wondering if they ate any eggs or if the bugs
et are harmful..if so, how can you deal with em? (even though the peat
dish is set back from the "feeding corner", I still find moss, worms,
et)
KC
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