Thomas Lobar Garden Hose

Thomas lobar garden hose plugs might be an option. They're ceramic and at least won't give you any feedback.

Definitely the best thing to use, those. If you use pressure-proxied ones, be sure to get quality tips, otherwise the *feel* of the water is very different, and the sound will be much louder (resulting in a lot more feedback, in my experience). If you're worried about feedback, a carbon rod can help cut the sound down, but it isn't generally recommended.

My dad used carbon rods on his multistem pots. He's used a little vibration isolator and he's had no issues. I've used a vibration isolator on other pots and it just felt weird. Why they keep these in store but never make a custom one I don't know, but they work.

They do have these in store, but I don't think they make any customizations on them (aside from what they do already), I've always wondered why they never do.

I suppose the costs add up.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Thomas Lobar Garden Hose

Thomas lobar garden hose is a decent product and the lavender essential oil smell is pretty great. I bought mine for just this purpose because of my unapologetic love of lavender. (I also live in Texas, just to be clear) Liar, Texas does not have weeds, only flowers. Source: Tx kid I'll be sure to turn around and plant a fence around it! Ha! (We actually do have a lot of grassy areas where the grass gets high and no weeds, but it's not every day). It was a joke. I am sure there is lots of that in your area (deserted, alien, desert... I forget what kind of place it's even called) If it's anywhere in Texas it's got the border between Mexico and south Texas. There are plenty of little towns and farms that aren't far off the interstate (that's the road between Austin and San Antonio, and I've driven it!) I figured it was part of the Texas landscape. It's far from here. I just remember looking at a map once and seeing all of those Cactus Was...
Read more

Mason Enslow Schiller

Mason enslow schiller would be a good one This sounds like a crappy costume or something. This sounds like a ~~crappy~~ current generation name to. I'm not the one I linked tho; if I would have known it would have been my first name. Yeah I didn't say anything about you. I guess I should have clarified. Apologies. Oh no, was it like a snarky comment or wut Nah. Just confused. Oh well. Too late, I know youre here at my place look at my faceeee What did you see? :P Just curious. Are you hiding something? I'm waiting for someone to comment on this from a post from almost a month ago. Is this the guy? I havent slept in a while lol. Im just waiting till the weekend to sleep. I hear you about wanting a night of rest. It would be nicer if I had some sleep too. Enjoy your rest. Yea, i had nothing to do all day til now so maybe that is why. It's been a long day for me too. My brain is not working. My mind tends to wander because i do not use it for wor...
Read more

Rfc 5322

Rfc 5322 is probably your culprit. Set it to disable phone numbers as you navigate pages. Probably needs a settings update. Except Google stops it from working. Google Voice works well. That's interesting. I had no problems with gv after it was disabled. Yeah, and you can still send SMS texts to your GV phone number it is just that only the number you choose appears on the screen rather than the number that Google has sent you your SMS to. (I think) It's not just gv. That's why I'm saying it should get updated. Apparently it is an rfc 5308 type protocol. I would believe as much. The good ol' RFC isn't the most well-documented of things. And without a reliable way to track it down, it is difficult to patch things. Do you have a link to info about that? I was unaware. I can't dig it up. I just know it exists. And that at the time of rfc 5322 it was known to be broken.
Read more