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I'll let you know, but I suspect you're not far off.How much is in the sample - is it the bag shown in the first post? Maybe 2 cups worth?
I'll let you know, but I suspect you're not far off.How much is in the sample - is it the bag shown in the first post? Maybe 2 cups worth?
Thinking maybe OP will answer.I'll let you know, but I suspect you're not far off.
Why should anyone be surprised that there are questions being raised?
Maybe it won't.I would just like to get answers before shit goes overboard!
It comes from fire clay production.so, it's Claytite plus organic components? What's Calytite?
I have sampled Haydite and drive past 2 rotary kilns that make it to buy Claytite for more.claytite, also known as haydite... it's a high fired shale product, the firing cracks the shale making it slightly porous. I bought about 800lb of it recently for $20.
I've used haydite before, didn't love it. (didn't hate it either... but APL better for me.) So is this
it is similar, Claytite comes from fire brick production. So it is kind of like brick material.I've used haydite before, didn't love it. (didn't hate it either... but APL better for me.) So is this haydite?