silbowhunter

can Arm & Hammer baking soda be put in a squeeze bottle and used as a wind checker ?



silbowhunter

1dahunter

I have always used corn starch and its odorless

WVCritter

I've always used sewing thread wound up and tied to my stabilizer. When it breaks off, I just unwind some more.

Robow

I've been using baking soda for years.

Jack Ryan

Thread on the stablizer and orange yarn to pull theads out of. You can see those for a long time blowing on the wind.

kevin1

Cornstarch or baking soda work well for short range ,
for long range I use the fluffy seed 'chutes from milkweed seeds .

adams

I use rock climbing chalk. It very light and extremely cheap. I also do a bit of rock climbing so I happen to have some handy.

I've never tried baking soda but I think it may be to heavy to get good drift. I would estimate it to be 300% heavier by mass then climbing chalk.

czc

I use the weather channel.

SwampBuck

wet your fingertip, that always works