AND, keep a lock on the meds box, especially if there are kids around...
mad

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From: "Lee Brouillet"
Newsgroups: rec.ponds
Date: 1 Aug 2003 09:36:17 -0500
Subject: Pond Kit

Make it a large tool box. Or maybe 2 large tool boxes! I keep my meds
inside, as they do better kept at room temperature and dry, versus the
temperature fluctuations in the garage and the humidity. Also, test kits
will give false readings if they're cold. Mark your meds with a purchase
date, so you have an idea of when you bought them. There may or may not be
an expiration date on them, but at least you'll have some idea how long
they've been (hopefully) collecting dust. The idea behind the meds is that
you HAVE them on hand in the event you need them (so you don't panic and
have to wait 3 days to get them), but hope you never need to use them G. I
have a reasonably large collection of stuff, probably a lot more than the
"average bear" would keep around. If you want the list, I'll give it to
you; o'wise, I won't bore you with the details.

Lee



"Benign Vanilla" wrote in message
...
Disclaimer: I am anal retentive and like to box, categorize and organize
stuff.

I want to put together a "Pond Kit". I am picturing a small toolbox, with
stuff like a test kit, medicines, etc. Any thoughts?

BV.







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