Pearl Sutton wrote:
That's what I was about to say. I'd not do wireless anything by bees. I also wouldn't put them by a cell tower, or high tension power lines. They use the earth's magnetic field to navigate, and disrupting that field with electrical sources confuses them. A good metaphor might be trying to drive when the cars all have high beams and spotlights on, very hard to tell where you are going. To me, that's what electrical fields might look like to bees.
Nicole Alderman wrote:(I have no idea if A2 vs A1 casein makes a difference). I don't think plant-based milks have casein, so they probably won't work in the same way.
I don't know if other proteins will be sticky and strong in the same way that casein is. Gum arabic might help add to the stickiness of non-dairy milk paint, but I really haven't tested that much (I've only used small amounts of gum arabic with my pre-made milk paint powder from Real Milk paint when I wanted to use those pigments for painting watercolor pictures. It didn't seem to do anything negative, but I also only used it in tiny amounts).
Chris McClellan wrote:Ulla,
This is a particularly fantastic one my friend built. Two burners that can be switched out for griddles and an oven. If you're serious I will actually be out your way this summer. Drop me a message.
Rodney Polden wrote:I wish this package was available as a set of DVD's. Some of us are in situations where DVD's provide much better and more durable, long-term access to the info you are offering. Any chance of that? DVD's plus printed plans would be my much-preferred option.
Thanks for what you're doing.