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sighmeupforthat · 46-50, M
no, don't.
you can hard boil them.. paint them and make art.
they will eventually dry out and become light as a feather.
OR toss them into poor clay like soil or pale soil.. dry mulch and crush it all up with some lye.
lot's of ZINC! for killing influx of bugs, acids and more and deteriorate old roots from 'former' plants eradicated.
note: anything earlier than june 6.. do not hard boil for any projects!
not even to make shell art like in SUCKING out the innards.
oh, toss out broken shells if they don't survive the boil.
OR just toss 'em. :D
you can hard boil them.. paint them and make art.
they will eventually dry out and become light as a feather.
OR toss them into poor clay like soil or pale soil.. dry mulch and crush it all up with some lye.
lot's of ZINC! for killing influx of bugs, acids and more and deteriorate old roots from 'former' plants eradicated.
note: anything earlier than june 6.. do not hard boil for any projects!
not even to make shell art like in SUCKING out the innards.
oh, toss out broken shells if they don't survive the boil.
OR just toss 'em. :D