....thanks for the tips thus far and I wanted to ask you for a few more tips.

Quick Fix should be coming to my house tomorrow but I think I want to use the clean urine I obtained today. It's about 2.2 oz's worth and stored in my fridge.

I practiced quite a bit today. I was simulating fridge temps in some nice, 3 oz. plastic bottles I purched at Sprawl-Mart by placing them in hot water that I heated in the microwave. This step seems to be the most critical and takes the most practice.

I have it almost narrowed down to heating the water in a big coffee cup for :30 sec where the digital themometer reads about 107' . Then I place the fake specimen housed in the 3 oz plastic containers for 3 min and the urine reads about 96'. I noticed that stirring the hot water in the coffee cup after microwaving is crucial as is shaking the test-water in the plastic container after heating to get a true heat reading.

Luckily for me the facility I will hitting is about a 5 min drive from my house and I want to be able to leave my house with the urine at 100' but I fear that heating the sub urine too much could cause issues when the lab analyses it. I have not read any posts from you on this matter but what are some of the steps you take to make sure the temperature is precise? Is it possible to screw up the sub urine by overheating it in the coffee cup's hot water?

Any tips or advice on this final step are appreciated.
jdon Reviewed by jdon on . Questions for the Boobed one... ....thanks for the tips thus far and I wanted to ask you for a few more tips. Quick Fix should be coming to my house tomorrow but I think I want to use the clean urine I obtained today. It's about 2.2 oz's worth and stored in my fridge. I practiced quite a bit today. I was simulating fridge temps in some nice, 3 oz. plastic bottles I purched at Sprawl-Mart by placing them in hot water that I heated in the microwave. This step seems to be the most critical and takes the most practice. Rating: 5