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diabollicallycursed Babycurus
Number of posts : 365 Age : 39 Location : Ontario Canada Registration date : 2009-03-26
| Subject: baking decor 4/3/2009, 3:40 pm | |
| What temp should I bake any decor that I have gotten outside? How long to bake it for? | |
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diabollicallycursed Babycurus
Number of posts : 365 Age : 39 Location : Ontario Canada Registration date : 2009-03-26
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/3/2009, 7:47 pm | |
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H. laoticus Parabuthus
Number of posts : 1401 Age : 35 Location : Southern California Registration date : 2009-03-26
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/3/2009, 11:18 pm | |
| lol uh, i think 350-400 degrees F and for like 25-30 mins. | |
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diabollicallycursed Babycurus
Number of posts : 365 Age : 39 Location : Ontario Canada Registration date : 2009-03-26
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/3/2009, 11:45 pm | |
| wouldn't that burn it ? will it turn black? | |
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~Abyss~ Administrator
Number of posts : 6472 Age : 36 Location : Los Angeles Cali. Registration date : 2008-02-05
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/4/2009, 12:54 am | |
| what sort of decor are we talking about. You can also boil it. | |
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Andrew273 Tityus
Number of posts : 503 Age : 34 Location : Colorado Registration date : 2008-02-06
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/4/2009, 1:20 am | |
| Or stick it in the freezer. I heard that's pretty effective. | |
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H. laoticus Parabuthus
Number of posts : 1401 Age : 35 Location : Southern California Registration date : 2009-03-26
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/4/2009, 2:50 am | |
| - diabollicallycursed wrote:
- wouldn't that burn it ? will it turn black?
well if you're talkin about a piece of wood then it might get charred a little (on the grill), but set it on a pan with aluminum foil and it will be fine. I've heard of boiling smaller pieces, but the oven allows for much higher temperatures. I don't know much about freezing, but i believe the oven baking is the most effective. | |
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*Connie* Post-whore
Number of posts : 3705 Age : 40 Location : England Registration date : 2008-02-06
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diabollicallycursed Babycurus
Number of posts : 365 Age : 39 Location : Ontario Canada Registration date : 2009-03-26
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/4/2009, 3:25 am | |
| - Andrew273 wrote:
- Or stick it in the freezer. I heard that's pretty effective.
What happens when you take an insect and freeze it then unthaw it comes back to life right? Freezing does nothing but preserve, any bacteria will just be in a state of "limbo" till it unthaws. It won't kill any harmfull parasites or bacteria. | |
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Mr. Mordax Administrator
Number of posts : 7743 Age : 38 Location : PNW Registration date : 2008-02-06
| Subject: Re: baking decor 4/4/2009, 11:27 pm | |
| I've had a few things get a slightly charred smell but never "burned" in the oven. The stated time and temperature should work fine. - diabollicallycursed wrote:
- Andrew273 wrote:
- Or stick it in the freezer. I heard that's pretty effective.
Freezing does nothing but preserve, any bacteria will just be in a state of "limbo" till it unthaws. Hit the nail on the head! Same thing with boiling in some cases; you can't go above 212 Fahrenheit, but baking allows you to go much hotter (unless you pressurize your boiling apparatus -- that's why they invented autoclaves ). | |
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