How long to cook 4 1/2 lb roast?

My roast is 4 1/2 lbs, How long do I cook it for? Also temperature? I have ovens bags also, if needed.Thank You

How about a nice old soft cotton towel? cotton is usually allergen freeAnd you could always wash itFleece is from an animal and there may be an allergic factor there.go to the fabric shop and get a test sample and bring it home and see what happens with herAnother idea is to Get clear sheets of plastic to put so high around the cage so the doft sorbent doesn't get kicked out.

Fleece is goodI used it for a while but it would just get too stinky for me, so I went back to AspenWhat kind of bedding were you using for her? Cedar? Pine? Those will both give her an infectionIf you havent' already, try AspenIt's really the only safe wood shaving for them You just want to go get a yard or two of fleece from WalMart or somethingPut a bunch of newspaper underneath and lay the fleece over topYou may want to get something to weigh the sides down if your pig likes to burrow, but I've never had any trouble with mineNote though, that you're going to have to hand-pick poops or vaccum them out once or twice a day since they'll just be sitting there on the surfaceI'm lazy and didn't want to be bothered with that, especially since the fleece was getting stinky for meYou may not have that problem since you only have one pig but I had two so it was double the pee pees.

to answer your question: 1 She will not be allergic to it 2 Congrats on considering fleece 3 you can get fleece from walmart to a fabric store 4 it is washable 6 it is a great bedding 7 she wont fling it around 8 youcan get anydesign 9 they wont try to eat it 10 it is soft and can prevent bumble foot 11 cheaper then getting bedding every week 12 only have to get it maybe 3 times in a guinea pigs lifetips 1 use paper towel of regular towel under neath 2 get two the first time because you will need your guinea pig in the cage while you are washing the other one3 put matress pads under it 4 put the towel over mattress pads 5 get an awesome design 6 it will definately work 7 you can get two layered fleece thats more absorbent 8 chances are that you probobally already have fleece blankets at your house you can use

i stated using fleece about 2mo ago after being disgusted with both the price and the mess of the carefresh i was usingmy piggies LOOOOOVE it! i actually just got done cleaning the cage a few minutes ago and they are doin little piggy popcorn dances all over the place :-) alot of people will tell u to put towels or newspaper under the fleece which i personally do not do but im sure its finebasicly i just bought some really cheap fleece blankets from walmart and as long as they are atleast double folded (triple is better) u dont need anything under iti will say that its a good idea to wash the fleece a couple times before u use it or else the pee wont absorb into iti suck out the poo every other day with a hand vac and change the fleece about once a weekall i do is roll it up and carry it outside and shake the debris off (which is an excellent fertilizer!) then i throw the blanket in the washer and wipe the bottom of the cage with a damp paper towelsome people use a vinegar solution but i prefer the water cuz i cant stand the smell of vinegar (even diluted)anyway i hope this helpedmy 2 boys love thier fleece and so do ino more bedding flying around and no more scooping forever to get the dirty stuff outplus after the initial up front cost its reusable so no more payin $25 a bag for carefresh!!!

First, you should always have a meat thermometer so you can always get your meat cooked to its correct tempBeef well-should be 170 degrees (internal temp) Beef Med-should be 160 Beef rare-should be 140-150 Most Roasts are cooked at 350F in a pre-heated oven Pork Roasts should be done at 160 degrees (internal temp) A 4 1/2 lbs roast, appox 18-20mins per pound, or until internal meat thermometer reaches the correct temp (Well, Med, or Rare)