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To: Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com (Receipt Notification Requested)
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Subject: mixing powders
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From: Christopher.Holloway at hr-m_b-m.defence.gov.au
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Date: 05 Feb 97 16:48:09 +0000
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Folks -
I have finally assembled the ingredients for a fertiliser recipe. I
don't have a ball mill (which I understand to be the best way of mixing
powders) and am reluctant to mix the whole lot into one 25 litre
solution for reasons of storage, decompostion etc. However, the single
solution method would at least ensure that the ingredients are mixed to
a farily high level of consistency. I have thought of mixing the powders
together in the food processor but this idea does not delight my
partner. Can anyone suggest a way to mix the powders to a reasonable
consistency?
Thanks IA, Chris.
"Cannibalism, when practiced tastefully, can be acceptable in extreme
circumstances."