Good to hear.
We're brand new to all this, so we're still learning and I bought it before they were even out of the brooder. But I'm hoping it stays fresher, longer without the ACV now. Then we'll address it, if it goes bad, fast. I might need to see your setup!
I hope it works for
I still dread the water supply in the middle of the summer, always stressed out about it because of how important it is.
I know. Especially here, in North Central Texas. But with the weird weather being caused by the junk in the atmosphere because of the volcano eruption, we have been 15° below average this year for the season. So I don't know if I'll know how the waterer handles 100°, non-stop summer temps, like last year. This experiment may have to go on to next year.I hope it works for
Oh shoot. Yes, im sure we are pansies compared to you with heat. we are in the mountains in Central Oregon. It might hit 100 a few times a year, but high 80's for us is a scorcher. Now, the winter is a different story. Our Dec - Feb average temp is around 20 degrees with lows in the -30's. Very dry though, no humidity whatsoever.
We lived in ND for 9 years. I'm a Texan, born and raised, so I'd take 100°+ over 6' snow drifts and icy, 40+ mph winds EVERY time!
