I think if one were to use real dirty (as opposed to crushed or natural
rock) you ought to run a test first. I have seen and done it
myself--used it and later have had the ground crack when it drys out.
My guess may be the clay content. I have a few little guys running
about the layout room but I can't blame the dirt. I just wish they
would get organized and do some work around the place--heck they're
getting free room and board!
Bob Werre
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> In the museum field we do the opposite for destroying pests in
> artifacts...we freeze everything. A couple of cycles placing objects
> in the freezer and then thawing them out kills just about everything.
> Placing soil in the microwave might change it more than you want.
>
> Tom P.
> San Antonio TX
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