Bead Question?

smokester
smokester Posts: 131
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Is it okay to do the beads in plastic i don't have a glass container to put them in and don't really feel like buying one would it work to cut the bottoms off of plastic water bottles and put them in there after wiping out the water than putting some distilled water in there?

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  • Bad Andy
    Bad Andy Posts: 847 ✭
    it shouldn't be an issue, i have mine in a small cardboard box (velveeta box) lined with siran wrap, you could try something like that instead
  • brc81
    brc81 Posts: 249 ✭
    plastic is fine. some people buy the plastic tubes with holes in them for their beads. I took a small plastic tupperware bowl and drilled a bunch of holes in the lid for my beads.
  • jihiggs
    jihiggs Posts: 468 ✭✭
    I did the same as andy, cept I made small coffin boxes out of spanish cedar.
  • tankbonnies
    tankbonnies Posts: 191 ✭
    here are a few suggestions....panty hose, a small olive oil dish, or what I do take the sponge out of the humidor puck and fill the beads in that....
  • kaspera79
    kaspera79 Posts: 7,250 ✭✭✭
    tankbonnies:
    here are a few suggestions....panty hose, a small olive oil dish, or what I do take the sponge out of the humidor puck and fill the beads in that....
    The hose part works best, actually I bought some that are just womens ankle length nylon stockings, fill 'em up tie them off and you are good. The puck work well to, unless it breaks open. So tape it shut.
  • kuzi16
    kuzi16 Posts: 14,625 ✭✭✭✭
    i made boxes out of old cigar boxes.
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  • phobicsquirrel
    phobicsquirrel Posts: 7,343 ✭✭✭
    kaspera79:
    tankbonnies:
    here are a few suggestions....panty hose, a small olive oil dish, or what I do take the sponge out of the humidor puck and fill the beads in that....
    The hose part works best, actually I bought some that are just womens ankle length nylon stockings, fill 'em up tie them off and you are good. The puck work well to, unless it breaks open. So tape it shut.
    I'm sure you use those hoes for other things......... =p
  • kaspera79
    kaspera79 Posts: 7,250 ✭✭✭
    phobicsquirrel:
    kaspera79:
    tankbonnies:
    here are a few suggestions....panty hose, a small olive oil dish, or what I do take the sponge out of the humidor puck and fill the beads in that....
    The hose part works best, actually I bought some that are just womens ankle length nylon stockings, fill 'em up tie them off and you are good. The puck work well to, unless it breaks open. So tape it shut.
    I'm sure you use those hoes for other things......... =p
    Shhhhh.. I thought I deleted all those You Tube Videos.
  • smokester
    smokester Posts: 131
    I just ended up taking an old cigar box and taking the lid off and putting the beads in there its working great so far.
  • phobicsquirrel
    phobicsquirrel Posts: 7,343 ✭✭✭
    kaspera79:
    phobicsquirrel:
    kaspera79:
    tankbonnies:
    here are a few suggestions....panty hose, a small olive oil dish, or what I do take the sponge out of the humidor puck and fill the beads in that....
    The hose part works best, actually I bought some that are just womens ankle length nylon stockings, fill 'em up tie them off and you are good. The puck work well to, unless it breaks open. So tape it shut.
    I'm sure you use those hoes for other things......... =p
    Shhhhh.. I thought I deleted all those You Tube Videos.
    lol...
  • gmill880
    gmill880 Posts: 5,936 ✭✭
    phobicsquirrel:
    kaspera79:
    tankbonnies:
    here are a few suggestions....panty hose, a small olive oil dish, or what I do take the sponge out of the humidor puck and fill the beads in that....
    The hose part works best, actually I bought some that are just womens ankle length nylon stockings, fill 'em up tie them off and you are good. The puck work well to, unless it breaks open. So tape it shut.
    I'm sure you use those hoes for other things......... =p

    when there not full of beads he wears them on his head to rob a quick -stop with!!!

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