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I'm surprised cars have to be vaccinated, I guess the scientists must have found some evidence of transmission? I'll let myself out 😜😄😄😄😄😄😄

If you are vaccinated and get the virus does it reduce the likely severity of it? I'd heard that somewhere and wasn't sure if it was really a thing or if I was just confused. Australia doesn't have a lot of cases (fingers crossed it stays that way) so I don't think we'll see a really big mass...

Maybe a machine that pumps out meow mix, best of both worlds? We joke that if the cats got hold of a phone they'd order tons of tuna to the house, I'm very very sure they'd do it if they ever worked out the internet.

Adding an 8? Are you crazy, I'd have to figure out how to use the graphic design software again, anything but that! I'll drive to Sydney every week and fix your pool, it'll be easier :P The Taylor comparator idea is something I've been looking at on and off for a year now myself, because I'd...

Yeah I'm doing too many things at once as usual - thanks for clearing that up about the number of drops. The other rule is that if TFP says it'll work it'll definitely work :ROFLMAO:

Hi everyone - generally my response is if Taylor says it can be done, ours will probably work the same way. Our ph reagent is not taylor but it should be basically the same formula so try it and keep an eye on your data/maths to make sure nothing drifts. At least it's not the CYA dot test of...

Hi everyone, sorry I've been offline for a while! Been looking after the family, as everyone has been saying repeatedly for the last couple months here in Aus 'unprecedented times' and all that. Hope everyone is safe and well. I didn't get any notification about my username being linked in the...

I love those targets, they just simplify the whole thing so well. I did stats for three years in Uni a very long time ago so I'm a little less fond of seeing that curve again though :crazy: the painful memories of trying to learn maths at 8am! I agree with your thoughts that accuracy is user...

Accuracy eh? How accurate or precise do we need to be with pool testing? This fills my waking days this question does so I'll chime in a little here. I live in two camps with this one, because obviously when I'm making something like a reagent it's got to be super accurate for so many reasons...

I'll "weigh in" on this educational debate by saying my main skillset is puns, so that's my only contribution I'm afraid :LOL::ROFLMAO: More seriously though, I'm fascinated by this discussion because the whole aim of the Labs and any test kit really should be to get the most accurate results...

Hello there! Yes, labels are applied by hand. Oh my god such a long story but it basically boils down to the labelling machine I wanted works so well because it "sees" the edges of the label and so knows how far to advance the bottle and the rollers. But, this doesn't work when you have clear...

"have taken some of the quiet time to design a fully 3D printed stand set for it" Whaaaaat? Have you printed it yet? do you have pictures? I'm curious as to what it looks like. I love 3d printers it's like living in the future finally! I got a Wanhao duplicator 9 400mm version late last year...

Hiya, I would recommend the speedstir as well - they're so good but also so hard to find in Aus. That ebay link is a "good price" compared to what I've seen some people charging. I know how much they are at trade prices here in Australia and there's not much margin by the time they land. I...

Hey everyone sorry I'm late getting back to you, I've been not well for a couple weeks but that's going away now. We make a large batch of reagent, but it's not all bottled on the same day due to volumes. So the same batch number might be bottled a month apart for example - we've got some new...