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As a possibility run a culture test in them for a few weeks and see what grows. If they don't grow anything too dangerous try a litmus test to test for hazardous material If they are all clean sonic bath them and use them. So long as packages area sealed with heat then they should remain sterile. S...

Self explanatory really, they don't meet the criteria for use on a human. Perhaps they are not sufficiently sterilised (if at all). Perhaps they are out of date or damaged. Perhaps they are sterilised in a substance which is known or potentially harmful (or carcinogenic most often) Perhaps the sourc...

Sorry for the delay fellow preppers! Indeed it ended up being Escargot (or there abouts by Friday) instead. Here's the final product: http://i.imgur.com/YpReeOD.jpg and an album of along the way shots: http://imgur.com/a/vCROB Process is simple, purge them a few days, feed them carrots to show the p...

Will let you know how they turn out! The humble garden variety snail is in deed the edible kind there are some protected species in the uk tho so just be careful of that. My rule is if they survive three days they are good to eat! You can Google how to identify ones that are not protected under UK l...

They wont even eat bananas?

Why the drama, you could always just never log back in?

Just stock up on ibuprofen? I mean before we had easy access to buckets of simple sugars did we even have dental issues? I've never had a filling and barely make it to the dentist once every 5 years. Stay off the candy and eat plenty of fibrious veg and you teeth will clean themselves! Only thing I ...

Hope you all are taking advantage of this perfect gathers weather! We produce far more greens for the compost than we could use so we have a heap near the composter container. Snails of course love the stuff especially in wet weather, nothing can get my tummy rumbling like realise it's going to be j...

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save your self some soil and time with this marvel of science.

Semi-related, I think acetic acid ear drops or spray are a must if you're going in unpleasant waters.

Basically vinegar to make your ears less hospitable.