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Comments (4)No, you're not way off. What you do is flatten the tp roll, then flatten again to make a square shape, cut up what is going to be the bottom a half inch or a little more at each fold, fold the flap up, repeat until you've cut 4, then fold around so when you get to last fold, lift up one corner and slide the last one underneath to secure it. That will hold the soil better. Does it work? I don't know. Guess what? I found *a* thread started by someone else, and a post by nancy drew that has photos how to fold, cut and tuck in the flaps, photos still up. Some say the soil sucks out the moisture from the soil and dries it out too much. Some say to pad with newspaper. Some say the tp rolls by spring disintegrate and are difficult to get apart. But I still think it would help some to keep your plants separate. Wish I'd watered those containers w/tp rolls a little better though initially. One I had the soil moister and could see the water dampening the tp rolls. The melting snow might help with moisture plus I don't see where the seeds are doing much when they're frozen in anyway. The useful link was all in 2009, and I know I saw it within the last couple of months, so nancy drew must have posted again. I sat here and prepped all mine on the other station work space while I was reading threads. Here is the critical photo I couldn't explain very well. Hmmmm, I see the contextual links they were talking about have begun. Here is a link that might be useful: toilet paper pots - Winter Sowing from 2009...See MoreHusband allergic to my estrace cream
Comments (3)You should discuss this with your doctor or better yet, your husband should discuss it with his doctor so that you can explore possible alternatives. Although it's not impossible, I sincerely doubt your husband is actually allergic to Estrace. It sounds as though he is hypersensitive to the idea of exposing himself to estradiol. There is nothing reported in literature for Estrace regarding any effects whatsoever for partners of those using it. I use Estrace, and since it becomes absorbed into the tissue, I can't imagine what "residue" would be visible even a few hours after use, let alone three days after application. I hope all goes well! Here is a link that might be useful: Estrace Vaginal Cream...See MoreEstrace vaginal cream
Comments (2)I get headaches unless I use progesterone cream along with estrogen. I get the cream from puritan.com. You do not need a prescription. I use the cream 25 days and off 5 days. I am on higher dose estrace, so I do get my period. Others use the progesterone cream every day and do not get a period. I would ask your doctor to be sure, but progesterone cream seems to be safe when used as directed. I hope this helps....See MoreQuestions about using Progesterone Cream?
Comments (1)Using any hormone preparation including otc progesterone along with oral contraceptives is a dangerous practice. Although most otc progesterone creams don't provide significant amounts of progesterone, there is no quality control of these products and many contain much more than is listed on the label. Many others contain other drugs including estrogen which are also not listed on the label. I don't know what you are trying to acomplish with your hormone preparation(s) but mixing them is not a good idea under any circumstances....See Morelpinkmountain
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