keeping the whizzinator kit at correct temp

[MrPres]

got the call and the boss said I passed. I start next Tuesday.( My birthday is monday and my hours for my current job dont change until next week.)

MrPres Reviewed by MrPres on 10-25-2011. keeping the whizzinator kit at correct temp I recently applied for a new job that includes a preliminary drug test. Im going to be substituting with the whizzinator kit(the one with out the fake penis) and ill also be doing the dilution just in case something goes wrong. Im going to be substituting with my brothers sample(never smoked in his life) and can get it rite before I go to the place. My questions are should the heating pad be right against the bag containing the sample or should i put some under wear in between them. Rating: 5

[Burnt Toast]

Way to go.:thumbsup: Congrads to you on a successful sub and welcome to the Sub Club.

Best of luck with the job. :smokin:

[MrPres]

thanks

[disc_aholic]

Question for burnt toast. How long do u think they would keep a bottle b.? Synthetic wont grow bacteria and reg would in a storage type enviroment right?

[MissBotwin1978]

I plan on rubber banding the heatpads to the bottle (use the Goody thick ones...less noise and less fumbling). I have a 4 oz bottle with a temp gauge on it (careful not to put the pad directly on the thermometer...you will get a false hot reading...) Then I plan on wearing panty hose over 2 pairs of granny panties to hold it in. I am placing the bottle in between the two pairs. Since I can tell youre a dude, my boyfriend wears two pairs of tight boxer briefs and places the bottle in his taint between the 2 pairs.

Keep us updated on how it goes k?

Miss Botwin

[Burnt Toast]

Question for burnt toast. How long do u think they would keep a bottle b.? Synthetic wont grow bacteria and reg would in a storage type enviroment right?

Mosts synthetics carry a 18-24 month shelf life at room temp.
Synthetics wont grow bacteria. Instead, when the synthetic has reached the end of its shelf life, the urine constituent "buffers" (creatinine, pH, S/G, etc) break down to zero, resulting in a "not consistent with human urine" ruling.