u/quibble42

I've been breeding a couple chickens a friend brought down from space, and have realized that the recipes for chickens are not that good. However, I still want to breed them so I can have the thrill of slaughtering that which refuses to eat and refuses to stay in its coop unless I hitch it down.

Additionally it would be funny to have a thousand chickens.

Is there a cheaper way than spending exotics? It feels like breeding raptors and breeding chickens should not cost the same.

I had no idea it spoils on one and not the other. Now I need to move heavy quantities of milk around. Any ideas?

Got the hand-pump foamer, pol star, filtered water through my brita, and was ready to go, and sprayed it on the seat, let the thing sit for a few minutes as it says, and then wiping it in/off the leather.

There was a bit of cleaning but I feel like with the hard-to-get scuff marks on my door and some of the more old parts I could've gotten the same results on everything with soapy wooder.

Like if anything I feel like it dried out the leather and didn't really do much to help the situation. Worked great on the parts of my car that were flat, non-porous metal/plastic surfaces though, but again, soap+water.

Is there something I'm missing? It seemed it's highly recommended in this sub?