I am installing a aluminum ornamental fenceI have 2quot;x2quot; fence posts that will be suspended into a concrete footing (due to frost prone soil)The footing will be 4' in depth, but the post will only penetrate the footing approx2'4quot;I have two questions:(1) how do I ensure the the posts remains plumb while the concrete is setting? It seems to be that just using stakes with a string line would not be adequate(2) how do I ensure that the posts does not sink down into the concrete? I'm considering drilling three screws into the 6quot; sono tube so that the post is not able to sink further than I want it toAny better ideas?
Your correct, wax paper has wax, and parchment is full of siliconeBut that doesn't explain why your cookies have been burning, just why they would stick and taste like crayonsMy best guess is that your oven runs a little hot, or goes way up and downBut you need more basicsCalifornia is a big state, but you can get all your basics in most big box grocery storesGo grab I'm Just Here For More Food, by Alton BrownRead, Laugh, and enjoy.
do not use foilif a small piece tears you might not notice it(it so horrible when a smidge of unseeable foil is stuck to any food and you get that shock feeling on your teeth, as many people have fillings)there are many reasons you cookies may be burning 1you may have too much butter in the dough 2you may be in a high altitude and need to adjust you temp and cook time 3you oven rack may need to be adjusted try using a glass cooking sheet(with a glass sheet you lower temperature 50 degrees)you could also use a light coat of non stick spray such as Pam, as far as spoons and cups, they can be bought at any grocery, walmart, or even dollar stores
Yes.you canI tried to use parchment paper once to bake cookies on.IT SMOKED IN THE OVEN! It made the cookies taste like crap.and the whole house smelled like something was on fireIt was awfulNow I only use aluminum foil when baking so that never happens againIf it says to grease the pan.it's still a good idea to do that.just grease the top of the foilThings can still stick to the foilJust a tipShiny side of the foil goes up.
Go to a general mdse store like Target or Walmart for the best price on what you wantAny grocery will carry parchment paper where they sell plastic bags and foilsAnd yes you can use foil instead of parchment paperOr try a spray oil on your panOr buy the non-stick foil, but this is expensiveBuy an oven thermometer and check your oven's correct temp
As the concrete sets it will hold the post in place in minutes you will be able to plum them and have plenty of time to fix any that start to lean if the concrete wasn't hard enough when you set them the first time.
