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<blockquote data-quote="Enn49" data-source="post: 121809" data-attributes="member: 3458"><p>I have found from experience that the easiest way to rehouse any T , large or small, is to have at least 2 lines of defence. For larger Ts I spread a white sheet on the floor (so an escaping T can be easily seen), on top of that I have a 9l plastic box and inside that a cricket tub or a 3l box depending on the Ts size. For tiny slings I don't bother with the sheet. I place the new container inside the 9l box then holding the vial in the smaller tub remove as much packing as possible until I can nudge the T out into its new home with a brush. Hopefully that is job done but if the T makes a run for freedom it usually lands in the smaller tub when it can soon be caught in a catch cup. If it should escape the small tub it will still be inside the 9l box and should it escape that it will easily be caught the white sheet.</p><p></p><p>I don't think your idea would work as to put enough pull on the string to remove the lid, the vial would just come loose</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Enn49, post: 121809, member: 3458"] I have found from experience that the easiest way to rehouse any T , large or small, is to have at least 2 lines of defence. For larger Ts I spread a white sheet on the floor (so an escaping T can be easily seen), on top of that I have a 9l plastic box and inside that a cricket tub or a 3l box depending on the Ts size. For tiny slings I don't bother with the sheet. I place the new container inside the 9l box then holding the vial in the smaller tub remove as much packing as possible until I can nudge the T out into its new home with a brush. Hopefully that is job done but if the T makes a run for freedom it usually lands in the smaller tub when it can soon be caught in a catch cup. If it should escape the small tub it will still be inside the 9l box and should it escape that it will easily be caught the white sheet. I don't think your idea would work as to put enough pull on the string to remove the lid, the vial would just come loose [/QUOTE]
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