Apr 26th, '13, 00:31
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by lordsbm » Apr 26th, '13, 00:31
Exempt wrote:Unfortunately I don't have enough space, money, or tea at this time to warrant having different containers to split it all up. My setup has been doing what I want it to so I will stick to it unless my situation changes in the future.
As I said:
"Anyway, just a caution. Up to u to decide."
Good luck
Apr 26th, '13, 01:32
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by Exempt » Apr 26th, '13, 01:32
lordsbm wrote:Exempt wrote:Unfortunately I don't have enough space, money, or tea at this time to warrant having different containers to split it all up. My setup has been doing what I want it to so I will stick to it unless my situation changes in the future.
As I said:
"Anyway, just a caution. Up to u to decide."
Good luck
Thanks, I hope it turns out well. You've definitely given me some things to think about
Apr 28th, '13, 23:02
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by Hannah » Apr 28th, '13, 23:02
I didn't think a fridge was good for tea? :S Maybe I'm thinking of freezer... or maybe that's a special fridge?
Apr 29th, '13, 01:39
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by wyardley » Apr 29th, '13, 01:39
Hannah wrote:I didn't think a fridge was good for tea? :S Maybe I'm thinking of freezer... or maybe that's a special fridge?
Some people use fridges for greener oolongs and some types of green teas.