You're being a total baby, anna!Originally Posted by Annarose15
Visibly it doesn't touch the rats. But - 1) You touch the rats with your hands to put them in the bags, then touch the machine to push the buttons (or are you really going to put on fresh gloves to insert rats, remove gloves to push buttons, and put on new gloves, for every bag of rats?). 2) The air (read: bacteria) has been surrounding the rats and is now sucked into the machine. 3) Any excess fluids can be sucked into the reservoir, which is washable, but still creates opportunities for cross-contamination.
Just to be clear, my caution isn't because they're rats, specifically, it's because these are whole carcasses that typically have (at least microscopic) particles of feces and urine in/on the fur, as well as other "nasties" (aka parasites). I personally wouldn't want any of that in the same air as my Choice NY strip.
Parasites= extra protein. And the grill burns off all the rat crap and piss. Whose the one who sings "what doesnt kill you makes you stronger"? Katy perry...? Ya'll need to take some advice from her! :p
Who wants to come over for a barbecue?!
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