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[pjalchemist]

I have found supply of Rice Hulls in 1KG amounts. 1Kg of rice hulls is enough for about 50 X 4" shells.

Im willing to do a group buy and bring them into the UK then post them out to you.

They cost £11 per 1KG, + the shipping for the group to the UK + shipping onto you.

I estimate at a very poor and rough guess total price shipped to you in the UK £15 per 1KG. Of corse with some numbers of who wants i can get a better idea of costs!

If anyone would like please post your name in CAPITALS and +X for the amount you want ie: PJALCHEMIST +5

I'll give it a few days then come back with a closer figure to home.

Im not sure how easy it is to get these again, randomly had lots of offers on things so thinking get masses in now for us all.

[Pyro Supplies 2011]

where do you get them from and who supplys>?

[pjalchemist]

where do you get them from and who supplys>?

Sadly i am not at liberty to say as the goods they have offered along side these are not legal in the UK

[Vic]

I used to be convinced rice hulls were the best carrier, but there are a load of alternatives that work just as well,
the only time I would use rice hulls is for small shells where space is tight and then only whole husk not a load of chaff.

[digger]

If you want to use rice husks you could always use somthing similar such as oat husks. They are similar and are only £1.20 per kg.

Try here Clicky Clicky

[Night Owl]

If you want to use rice husks you could always use somthing similar such as oat husks. They are similar and are only £1.20 per kg.

Try here Clicky Clicky

Yep bin usin these for years their spot on:)

[Karl Mitchell-Shead]

Top find Digger

[dan100]

grass seeds or pure polverone for me, i think your supplier is way cheaper than you let on
ive recently found that they are used in brewing and are cheap in the us iirc a dollar a kilo and are readilly available,
that said i always wanted to try them only to satisfy my need to experiment and not because they are any better than what we already use.
£15 a kilo? grass seeds can be less than £5 and theres quite a bit of choice regarding grain length,chaffy, seedy, some are open etc.

dan.

Edited by dan100, 24 July 2011 - 12:38 PM.

[ener]

If anyone is interested in rice hulls, please contact me through this http://www.pyro-stuff.com/contacts/ contact page, and maybe I can make a better deal for people who life in the UK.
I have the rice hulls back in stock later today.