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I think Ohio has a backup plan if there is a failed IV that they give an IM bolts of high dose hydromorphone (dilaudid)

To keep the smell out of my house, I do them in my big green egg set to 450

When using these seasonings how much sodium content do you prefer.

For reference;
340 mg
Tony Chachere’s Creole

310 mg
Slap Ya Mama Cajun Blend

~300 mg
Nunu’s Cajun Seasoning

~290 mg
Konriko Cajun Seasoning

~286 mg
Cajun Gold Seasoning

~250 mg
Cajun Power All-Purpose Seasoning

~250 mg
Richard’s Cajun Seasoning

~240 mg
Bon CaCa Cajun Seasoning

~230 mg
St. Amant Cajun Seasoning

~210 mg
Cajun Blast Seasoning

140 mg
Cajun Nation Cajun Seasoning

140 mg
Cajun Nation “Cajun Heat” Low Sodium

~95 mg
Oh My Creole Low Salt Blend

85 mg
Cajun Legacy “Creole Heat”

I did mine in 2013. Day after surg is tough but it gets better quick, rehab wasn’t too bad. One thing I think everyone will agree with, you don’t have confidence in the repair so you are careful even after many months. And then all of a sudden you do something like you did before the surgery and your confidence in the repair is solid

I have toilet paper. No lowballs, I know what I got!

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We did oriental pearl. 8/10. Pretty good

Chat GPT to the rescue;
Pool filter sand usually needs to be changed about every 5–7 years for a typical residential pool.

You may need to replace it sooner if you notice:

* Cloudy water that won’t clear up
* Poor filtration even after backwashing
* Sand blowing into the pool
* Higher filter pressure
* Channeling (water cuts paths through hardened sand)

Over time, the sand grains become smoother and less effective at trapping debris.

A few general guidelines:

* Backwash when filter pressure rises about 8–10 psi over normal
* Deep clean the sand once or twice per season if possible
* Most filters use #20 silica sand

If you have a saltwater pool, heavy debris load, or year-round use, you may end up replacing it closer to the 3–5 year range.

There are cheaper Rolex’s than the Submariner

Kind of along the same lines that the Lafayette superintendent did last year.

It’s them again,,,we are not created equal