Baking gravel

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I used to sanitize sand for a snake cage that way. I never had a problem.
 

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When baking gravel, add some seasoning. Plain gravel has little taste. LOL!
:ROFL: beat me to it, rinse with bleach water,, save the slow cooking for beef ribs.
 

xraycer

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If its brand new and packaged then just rinse with water and you're good to go. If its used, then soak in diluted bleach water
 

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It wasn't new it was wet and I needed it to dry faster than it would have just sitting out. I Wasn't trying to clean it I just didn't want to ruin the gravel
 

xraycer

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It wasn't new it was wet and I needed it to dry faster than it would have just sitting out. I Wasn't trying to clean it I just didn't want to ruin the gravel
Why don't you just spread it out on a tarp and let it dry out....preferrably in the sun. Why risk peeling the paint, stinking up the house, and wasting energy using the oven. I still would go the bleach method since it was used/wet
 
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