Comments for New Self Sufficient Living http://new-self-sufficient-living.com Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:00:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on Worms In Chickens by Melissa http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/worms-in-chickens.html#comment-19550 Melissa Tue, 17 Jan 2012 00:00:09 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=84#comment-19550 While diatomaceous earth is not registered for use as an internal parasite control, many people find that it works well for worming their animals. This recent study published in Poultry Science demonstrates the effectiveness of DE against internal and external parasites as well as many other benefits that DE can provide when fed to chickens including increased body weight, egg production and egg shell thickness as well as better overall health of the birds! <a href="http://absorbentproductsltd.businesscatalyst.com/_literature_110784/PoutryScienceRLEStudy" rel="nofollow">Read the study</a> While diatomaceous earth is not registered for use as an internal parasite control, many people find that it works well for worming their animals. This recent study published in Poultry Science demonstrates the effectiveness of DE against internal and external parasites as well as many other benefits that DE can provide when fed to chickens including increased body weight, egg production and egg shell thickness as well as better overall health of the birds! Read the study

]]> Comment on Egg Laying Chickens by Kate http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/egg-laying-chickens.html#comment-17450 Kate Tue, 27 Dec 2011 16:17:19 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=78#comment-17450 Hi Nita, the recommended withdrawal period for Wazine is 14 days. Bear in mind that this will only deal with the adult worms. You need to follow up 2 - 4 weeks later with a wormer that will kill the larvae, such as Ivermectin (the pour on version will kill mites and lice too). Ivermectin has a 14 day egg withdrawal period too. Hi Nita, the recommended withdrawal period for Wazine is 14 days. Bear in mind that this will only deal with the adult worms. You need to follow up 2 – 4 weeks later with a wormer that will kill the larvae, such as Ivermectin (the pour on version will kill mites and lice too). Ivermectin has a 14 day egg withdrawal period too.

]]> Comment on Egg Laying Chickens by Nita Dunlap http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/egg-laying-chickens.html#comment-17372 Nita Dunlap Mon, 26 Dec 2011 22:52:15 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=78#comment-17372 How long will Wazine 17 remain in my chickens bodies? I do not want to eat their eggs until I know they are safe. Thanks. How long will Wazine 17 remain in my chickens bodies? I do not want to eat their eggs until I know they are safe. Thanks.

]]> Comment on Solar Power Lantern by Gavin Ma http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/solar-power-lantern.html#comment-9182 Gavin Ma Wed, 23 Nov 2011 05:30:20 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=55#comment-9182 This is Qingdao Sunflare New Energy CO,. Ltd., China, which focus on developing and manufacturing solar lantern, solar panel, solar power system etc.Recently, my company set a new product line, which can make the product under higher quality production system and let price low to $4.5/unit to achieve the goal to protect the environment and make our win-to-win better. MSN: gavinsunny@hotmail.com Email: sfsales@sunflare-solar.com This is Qingdao Sunflare New Energy CO,. Ltd., China, which focus on developing and manufacturing solar lantern, solar panel, solar power system etc.Recently, my company set a new product line, which can make the product under higher quality production system and let price low to $4.5/unit to achieve the goal to protect the environment and make our win-to-win better.
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]]> Comment on Soap Making Problems by Kate http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/soap-making-problems.html#comment-4821 Kate Fri, 04 Nov 2011 07:54:47 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=112#comment-4821 All soaps loose their fragrance after a while, so you could try leaving the soap unwrapped and exposed to the air. I use a household soap to make laundry powder with and it has a really strong smell when I first open the packet, but if the soap has been open and sitting out for a while then the smell is pretty faint. Have you asked someone else to smell the soap? It might not be as bad as you think. All soaps loose their fragrance after a while, so you could try leaving the soap unwrapped and exposed to the air.

I use a household soap to make laundry powder with and it has a really strong smell when I first open the packet, but if the soap has been open and sitting out for a while then the smell is pretty faint.

Have you asked someone else to smell the soap? It might not be as bad as you think.

]]> Comment on Soap Making Problems by Tricia http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/soap-making-problems.html#comment-4778 Tricia Fri, 04 Nov 2011 00:54:43 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=112#comment-4778 I made a large batch of melt and pour soap abount 6 weeks ago and the scent is way too strong! I added EO's and mixed them to make a tropical fruity smell, I folled the instructions for the correct scent, but it's a sickly, strong smell and I want to re-batch the soap and get rid of the strong scent and re-scent it. Is this possible? Please I need some help, I don't want to throw all of this soap away, but I don't want to give it out either! Thank you. I made a large batch of melt and pour soap abount 6 weeks ago and the scent is way too strong! I added EO’s and mixed them to make a tropical fruity smell, I folled the instructions for the correct scent, but it’s a sickly, strong smell and I want to re-batch the soap and get rid of the strong scent and re-scent it.

Is this possible?

Please I need some help, I don’t want to throw all of this soap away, but I don’t want to give it out either!

Thank you.

]]> Comment on Egg Laying Chickens by PEARSON MUYAMBUKI http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/egg-laying-chickens.html#comment-2955 PEARSON MUYAMBUKI Mon, 03 Oct 2011 13:57:34 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=78#comment-2955 I am planning to keep egg laying for the first time. I am already keeping broiler chickens. Your information ias vital for beginners like my self. I am planning to keep egg laying for the first time. I am already keeping broiler chickens. Your information ias vital for beginners like my self.

]]> Comment on Types Of Chickens by beres http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/types-of-chickens.html#comment-2547 beres Fri, 16 Sep 2011 02:24:13 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=35#comment-2547 very helpful very helpful

]]> Comment on Solar Power Lantern by Kate http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/solar-power-lantern.html#comment-2516 Kate Wed, 14 Sep 2011 06:52:20 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=55#comment-2516 Hi julius, you can contact dlight at the following link for more details about becoming a distributor. http://www.dlightdesign.com/contact_contact_form.php Hi julius, you can contact dlight at the following link for more details about becoming a distributor.

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]]> Comment on Solar Power Lantern by julius http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/solar-power-lantern.html#comment-2508 julius Tue, 13 Sep 2011 18:21:28 +0000 http://new-self-sufficient-living.com/test/?page_id=55#comment-2508 great product, of now and the future. I will like to act as a distribution representative of the product in nigeria, please how do i go about this? Thank u! great product, of now and the future. I will like to act as a distribution representative of the product in nigeria, please how do i go about this? Thank u!

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