Malicious
New Member
I wanted to throw this up for everyone to see how easy and inexpensive Ryan's water crystals really are.
I ordered a 1 gal package which is roughly 1 ounce of dry un-hydrated crystals.
I ordered them late Monday night, and they arrived today. They ship in a small USPS envolope. Inside was a small 2"x3" clear bag, along with hydration instructions.
The instructions recommend you use "Distilled Water" to give you an infinate shelf-life.
I emptied the 1 ounce bag into the gal jug and then added 12 drops of green food coloring (optional). I put the lid on, and left them on the counter. It is recommended that they sit for about 12 hours to ensure the crystals absorb the maximum amount of water.
12 hours later......
It is recommended that you store the crystals in the jug, yet I'm using half at home and half for my roaches, which are kept at my business.
They are super simple and inexpensive. The water crystals I used to order online would run me about $12-13 per gallon, Ryan's.....$3 to my doorstep! It's a no brainer..
Thanks again Ryan!
I ordered a 1 gal package which is roughly 1 ounce of dry un-hydrated crystals.
I ordered them late Monday night, and they arrived today. They ship in a small USPS envolope. Inside was a small 2"x3" clear bag, along with hydration instructions.
The instructions recommend you use "Distilled Water" to give you an infinate shelf-life.
I emptied the 1 ounce bag into the gal jug and then added 12 drops of green food coloring (optional). I put the lid on, and left them on the counter. It is recommended that they sit for about 12 hours to ensure the crystals absorb the maximum amount of water.
12 hours later......
It is recommended that you store the crystals in the jug, yet I'm using half at home and half for my roaches, which are kept at my business.
They are super simple and inexpensive. The water crystals I used to order online would run me about $12-13 per gallon, Ryan's.....$3 to my doorstep! It's a no brainer..
Thanks again Ryan!
