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Doodah Bach

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I soaked too many casings…can I dry them and use them next time?
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I soaked too many casings…can I dry them and use them next time?
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@Bryan-Fehrenbach yes I have
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I soaked too many casings…can I dry them and use them next time?
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@Bryan-Fehrenbach
Yep. let them dry out.
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Awesome! Thanks guys!
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