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After receiving my grains (about 1 tablespoon)and reviving them over three days, they were doing great until my autistic son dumped them out in the grass on hot summer day. Not sure how long they were out maybe an hour or so. I gathered what I could out of the grass and threw them in with the those stuck in the jar. Looked like I had about half of what I started with, rinsed them with milk and within the next 24 hours they produced perfect Kefir. It’s like a little sunlight supercharged them. Glad they were resilient.

People think it’s cutting the chicken bags apart that can cause leaks. But I found pulling the tape apart haphazardly is more likely to cause a leak than sloppy cutting.

1. Pic 1- What was all the original equipment that came in these slots?

2. Is anybody removing the foam liner so they can do the “divide and hide”. What are everybody’s thoughts about this option.

3. What are you doing to secure cargo or groceries? Did this come with some sort of net originally? Is anybody using the luggage hooks and what type of strap are you using to hook to it?

4. Last picture of the 3- Can somebody tell me what this piece that was in my trunk is (metal piece still in bag with screws)