Hi,can I use this product for dry herbs, dry roots? Thank you
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I would certainly not recommend purchasing the VICTORIO Deluxe Grain Mill (VKP1024) for the sole purpose of grinding dried herbs as that is not what it is designed for. That being said, if you are looking for a grain mill which you can also use for other items, then this is the right mill. Keep in mind that you don't want to put any wet foods or oily foods into the mill as it will gum up and eventually damage the milling cones.
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I have not used it for that, but I would think if they are completely dry and chopped down to a small size it might work, but I'm not sure
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I used them with good results on my indoor basil. Don't see why it would not work on other herbs as well. Happy gardening!
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I have used it for basil but I gave not tried it for mint but I think it would work just fine .
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I have not used with fresh herbs, I feel that the moisture would damage the motor.
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as far as I know: yes. I use it on everything in my garden; including my herbs.
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No, this is for dry hair. It acts like a dry shampoo and hairspray combo, lifting roots and adding volume and hold.
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Only if you can make sure ur herbs aren't hit by strong wind. You will lose your herbs if not dried indoors.
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I think it would work for rosemary, if it were dry. Doesn't work for my "wet" salt as expected. Good luck.
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There is a shampoo, conditioner and a foam that is supposed to revitalize your roots (I would focus this foam on my problem areas). If you use this product daily, it should last for about 30 days.
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I am sure you could but I don't think it's a good idea. People have cold brewed the root in water and filtered the actual root or for millennia for a reason. I don't think I would mess with it any other way.
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I use mine for Orchids and African Violets--works great. I would think it would work for herbs.
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I do use it for that. I initially purchased it for warming citrus and herbs to make the house smell good. It works great for both.
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No. I've tried that. You definitely need to blow or sometimes I rub a pea-size amount in at the roots after it is dry and that kind of gives it an extra fullness but too can be worse. You have to work with the right amount. I do use it almost daily this way.
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I use it for fresh herbs, and it's great. It is so fast and easy to control the end product - julienne strips, coarse mince, fine mince, etc. I would imagine it would work equally well on dry. But only buy it if you have the time to be extra-careful with its sharp blades. Hint: I wash it by turning the blades under running water, using a plastic mesh sponge to move the parts. Never fingers!
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It works great on roots, I used it on mine without any issues. I do recommend if you've already bleached your hair that you have a deep conditioning treatment handy afterwards, because your hair will definitely need it.
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I don't recommended you try something like that. It doesn't work, unless you want fried crusty hair! Lol. My roots have been damp after a minimum blowdry and it worked Ok. Best Results are after a Good Blowdry
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I have not grown herbs, plan to this year. This is very good soil, great for veg. or flowers, so it should be good for herbs, will find out this year