Anyone ever soak there dog mixers?
Wanna give them a go but don't wanna **** the buoyancy up
Wanna give them a go but don't wanna **** the buoyancy up
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You can soak them in a little oil to help flatten the surface of the water a bit, don't go too mad though or you'll end up getting covered in it when you put them out
You can soak them in a little oil to help flatten the surface of the water a bit, don't go too mad though or you'll end up getting covered in it when you put them out
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How much flavour do you add in ML please mate?
How much flavour do you add in ML please mate?
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Why would you add flavours? Doesn't really make sense or achieve anything
Why would you add flavours? Doesn't really make sense or achieve anything
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Spoonful of marmite in the boiling water, cover and drain straight away, leave to soften up and then add salmon oil to coat them... been doing it like that since since the late 80's
Spoonful of marmite in the boiling water, cover and drain straight away, leave to soften up and then add salmon oil to coat them... been doing it like that since since the late 80's
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I think you're better off using better quality floaters (floating trouties for example) than trying to pimp your mixers up.
I think you're better off using better quality floaters (floating trouties for example) than trying to pimp your mixers up.
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