Hi there. Just wondering how the pellets are formed. Are there any glues used to hold them together or do you form them with compression only?
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No glue but not sure how they are made, but we have orderd these three times and they are wonderful.
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Hi,The pellets are held together from a natural binder within the wood (Lignin) the when heated under pressure escapes to the surface and when it gets formed and exits to the finish side of the die it gets hard and keeps the pellet together. Simple put a natural accruing glue within the wood.
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Compression. No binders. These are great pellets. I'll never use any other.
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Hi Greg, I used plastic pellets which get transformed into milk bottles and such. I swept them up from a cargo trailer at work. Don't know where you could find them though. Sand or lead shot both work great yet are a bit heavy to tote to the range with everything else. My brother uses his stuffed with newspaper but I feel their too lite. Hope this helps.
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Ill tell ya what Wanda, the best thing to do is sit down and punch some holes in paper. cant tell you 100%, but they would definitely be worth a try. I am sold on em, best pellet ive shot. Hope this helped
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Thanks for your interest in the Pellet Pro. We have them imported. Thanks Dennis
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I use the pelletized lime in mine. The only problem that I encounter is toward the end, when most of the lime is distributed, you have to stop and break up the chunks of lime and then continue. What I try and do is wait until I have an area that I can not get into with my tractor, and then use the chunks for distribution by hand. Other then that it works very well with the pelletized lime.
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It does not form clumps. However, the pellets do hold their shape instead of crumbling to dust, so I don't find it too difficult to scoop out only what is soiled.
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I don't think pellets will clog. It never did for me. I would be very carful with cones. I just brewed an IPA and it work like a charm. I recommand you put a valve to control the amount of water going in because it's most of the time too cold coming out! Chilled 80L in 10 minutes!!!Cheers! Have fun.
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%age not listed on package. I now use a different brand;it also does not . The size of the pellet may be indicative. It is also available as a powder. A compounding pharmacist might be able to help.
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Sp the gel pellets in side the squares can expand in the warm water and freeze. I don't know how else they would freeze.
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My first pellet I bought in the store. It was dry. The second one I ordered on Amazon. It came dry also. I believe, it should arrive dry and then you should to soak it for 24 hours before using
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Well remember the powder will be compressed into the capsules so I guess after sometime it can get pretty hard.I had prefilled some capsules with a powder substance myself before and after sometime when I took them apart it was pretty compact and hard.hope that helps
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No peat pellets are included. I believe these trays are meant to be used with the loose seed starting mix (soil)... at least, that is what I did. The peat pellet trays have low walls separating the cells. Pellets are certainly tidier to work with and may provide a slightly larger volume for the plants' roots, but I kept getting roots growing between pellets, and then I would feel bad having to rip them apart for planting.
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The bottom of the container (has ridges molded) is twistable. You twist this round end, holding that end downside. The pellets are dispensed into the end piece, which is removable (there may be a piece of tape holding it shut which you can remove). Keep twisting until you see about 4-5 pellets in the end piece. Then carefully remove the end piece and put the pellets into your mouth to dissolve (do not chew them). Refrain from touching the pellets as you take them and avoid having any mint-flavored candies or food prior to taking them - somehow the mint diminishes the effectiveness of the arnica. I hope this helps! Joe The bottom of the container (has ridges molded) is twistable. You twist this round end, holding that end downside. The pellets are dispensed into the end piece, which is removable (there may be a piece of tape holding it shut which you can remove). Keep twisting until you see about 4-5 pellets in the end piece. Then carefully remove the end piece and put the pellets into your mouth to dissolve (do not chew them). Refrain from touching the pellets as you take them and avoid having any mint-flavored candies or food prior to taking them - somehow the mint diminishes the effectiveness of the... » Read More The bottom of the container (has ridges molded) is twistable. You twist this round end, holding that end downside. The pellets are dispensed into the end piece, which is removable (there may be a piece of tape holding it shut which you can remove). Keep twisting until you see about 4-5 pellets in the end piece. Then carefully remove the end piece and put the pellets into your mouth to dissolve (do not chew them). Refrain from touching the pellets as you take them and avoid having any mint-flavored candies or food prior to taking them - somehow the mint diminishes the effectiveness of the arnica. I hope this helps! Joe « Show Less
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Not sure what to tell you. Maybe you are not getting the two halves pushed together firmly before you fill them. I have had a tiny ridge in the middle of the ball. I tend to underfill rather than over fill. I also boil and then cool the water before I fill them so they are more clear.
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You may try a heat gun carefully ,to much and it will bubble. I have never had a problem of this kind before. Why it happened is a mystery. If you mixed it well this should have not happened. The one way it may have happened is the parts were not equal,sometimes it may look equal but is not. I like to role to equal ball sizes as close of diameter as possible :-)
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I tried several substitutes and nothing worked as well. I finally decided the pellets were the best for the system. I did, however, decide to use fewer pellets since my cat decided that flinging them out of the box would be fun. I have been able to get a bag to last two months instead of one.
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Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.