Fumigation vs Fogging: Understanding the Differences

Fumigation vs Fogging: Understanding the Differences. #FumigationvsFogging

Fumigation vs Fogging: In the world of scientific research, particularly in fields like pharmaceuticals and genetic toxicology, keeping environments clean and free from contaminants is crucial. Two common methods used for this purpose are fumigation and fogging. While they might seem similar, they have distinct differences. This article aims to explore these differences in an easy-to-understand…

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This year the parents of Both Roommates came for Crambiss. As well as the three grown children of He-Roomie, two of whom brought partners; and the sister (and her two children) of She-Roomie.

So there were 12 of us for dinner and then only 8 after dinner for the following couple days. We played board games, exchanged gifts, ate So much snack food, and unpacked our stockings.

Yesterday, He-Roomie's dad talked for 6 hours straight. He had new people who hadn't heard his stories! It was great. His mom is AMAZING and I have adopted her as family already; we talked for like 17 hours out of the last 36. I love her so much.

Today we piled 5 of us into a car and drove over to a thrift store that isn't on the public transit routes, so it's only accessible by car really. I bought myself Crimus gifts and it was so worth it.

I am embracing my inner goblin, and expressing that goblin on the outside now. I got a sweet pair of (mud stomping extra bouncy soled) kicks, a London Fog double breasted trench coat with liner (gonna dye it Chaos leaf coloured), like 4 cardigans, a poncho that looks like moss, one that has a neat (but boring and grey) paisley design on the bottom hem, and 3 huge pieces of material to make swooshy layers to wear. One has flowers and will be a skirt. I got a VEST. It's a button up sweater vest with leaves on it. The Buttons are metal with leaves too. It's a very Cosy Hobbit Goblin Vest.

Early this morning (noon) Mama T came over to give He-Roomie some shirts and assorted outer wear to.go.through and see what he wanted to keep. He kept the shirts; I got my first wool flannel, a reversible vest for an extra warm later for camping/hiking, and a reversible cap with camo and orange as its respective top parts. Those all smelled very strongly of Ancient Basement Smells so they're being fumigated via I locked them in a room (garbage bag with tape) with baking soda.

I'm going to be sewing for the next few days; that skirt is begging to be made, and my t-shirts all need their neckholes turned into Vs. One of the ponchos needs paint and embroidery enhancements. I am excited to be dressing the way I've been wanting to forever.

It's been a very good Cormoos this year