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I have always used MF plastic in SS five gallon container. No problems. I was thinking about trying Calhouns. I use pyrex and Mike my plastic.

For those of you that have used both could you please comment on them.

I am still quite new to this AWESOME hobby, but since I have used both, I'll go ahead and throw in my 2cents anyways... The first plastic I used was Calhoun's Soft Formula and I purchased it in a one gallon jug... I used a microwave and pyrex and found that Calhoun's caused ME micro-bubble issues... I cannot tell you if they were caused from me, the microwave, or the plastic, but the bubbles I had from Calhoun's were bad... I am using MF Regular in a five gallon jug as we speak... I love the way MF pours and cooks in the microwave... I have had NO micro-bubble issues with MF, BUT MF's odor is terrible!!! At least for me, the odor is almost unbearable... I use respirators and have ventilation, but the smell lingers and will hit you as soon as the respirator comes off... I love MF for all of it's other qualities but the smell...

In between Calhoun's and MF I bought into Caney Creek's pre-buy on their new "Crystal Clear" plastisol... I used one gallon of their soft and absolutely LOVED IT!!! Hardly any odor, pours GREAT, and has no hard packing or micro-bubble issues... Their plastisol is also "Green" which means its "Phthalate free" (a nice bonus)... Their plastic is a little pricey, but the old saying goes "sometimes you get what you pay for"... Again, just my 2cents... :)

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