Salt only dry brine for brisket. Is holy cow/gospel/ honey hog bbq too salty to apply before smoke?

Title. Brisket has been dry brining for 12 hours. I'm about to pull it and start my overnight smoke for 4th. I've got the three meat church products I wanted to try out. Which of these three will make the brisket too salty if I add a light coating to the brisket before smoking it? I applied the standard 1/2 tsp coarse salt per pound.

I also have ingredients to make a salt free rub but these are obviously easier to apply.

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u/Ih8rice — 3 days ago

When can I topdress/level seeded Bermuda lawn?

Lawn is 85-90% filled in and growing vigorously. I have it regulated and am applying heavy doses of N to get it to fill in and spread. I'm mowing every 2-3 days. I'm 30 days post germination. I'm currently rotary mowing at an inch and 3/4. I'd like to get it as level as I can and get it to an inch and a 1/4 before going to a reel mower next year. Yard had some washout and mole issue during germinating so it's uneven in areas. Is it too early to even think about doing that?

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u/Ih8rice — 5 days ago
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New bunny and this has been happening for a while. Thoughts?

My wife bought a lion head bunny a few weeks ago and he's been doing this for the last two weeks. We've been to the doctor twice. He got antibiotics with nasal drips the first then some more nasal drips the second time. The doctor said he sounded fine and had zero signs of a respiratory infection. We removed the scent device from our room, we mist his hay and we went to a recycled paper bedding. He's still doing this. Any thoughts?

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