YO GEORGIANS! :)

[valleychicks]

I have a friend who is looking for a nice buff Orpington rooster for her hens. Anyone have extras?

I only have Buff Orpington Hens. I did see this add in Craigslist for BO roosters. It was posted on the 24 so not sure if the still have any. http://atlanta.craigslist.org/eat/grd/4683751465.html

 

[valleychicks]

I would just adopt them or sell them

Were you talking to me? I wish I could keep the hens but don't need anymore roosters. Well I wouldn't mind the one that is supposed to be an Ameraucana Rooster. The couple moved off and left the woman's brother in charge. I haven't seen him do anything with the chickens. He just stays gone all the time.

 

[Drivernumber22]

Yeah I was sorry I didn't quote...Some times the mobile view is werid

 

[valleychicks]

@RoboDuck What is a Scobie duck? http://augusta.craigslist.org/grd/4691643883.html I just saw this add for them under the farm and garden section on Craigslist. Tried looking Scobie duck up but didn't see anything.

 

[Drivernumber22]

Muscovy duck?

 

[Drivernumber22]

But hell what do I know

 

[Book]

I found a great solution for cleaning dirty eggs. Most the time, just rinse off, but for those little stubborn stops, just use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser! Fabulous!

Careful, Magic Erasers are made from formaldehyde (I think it was and other things I believe last I looked it up) It says not for food surfaces. Your supposed to wash down counters and such after using them. If I can't wash a counter and eat off it with a magic eraser I am not sure I want to directly wash eggs with it either!

 

[valleychicks]

Careful, Magic Erasers are made from formaldehyde (I think it was and other things I believe last I looked it up) It says not for food surfaces. Your supposed to wash down counters and such after using them. If I can't wash a counter and eat off it with a magic eraser I am not sure I want to directly wash eggs with it either!

I looked it up and found these two sites stating that Mr. Clean Magic Erasers do not contain the formaldehyde that is used to embalm bodies. http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/eraser.asp and http://www.davidsuzuki.org/what-you...s-mr-clean-magic-eraser-contain-formaldehyde/

 

[Book]

Those are basically copy and paste of the same info given out by the company. Note though, the fist admits trace formaldehyde can be found on the product from manufacturing... meaning it has tested positive and that is where they say it comes from.

Also, from magic erasers own site they say: Mr. Clean recommends using Magic Eraser Original on walls. * Rinse required for dishwashing and surfaces in contact with food. (It used to say not recommend for food surfaces at all!) http://reviews.mrclean.com/8872/370...-magic-eraser-extra-power-reviews/reviews.htm

 

[Book]

Also, formaldehyde-melamine-sodium bisulfate copolymer, is Melamine Foam and it IS known to be toxic! A Medical Journal I would trust a lot more than a mom&pop site like snopes that is known for spewing out what ever corporations tell them too in my opinion. http://jasn.asnjournals.org/content/20/2/245.full