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not to be that guy... but to me it looks like the gunk-accumulator 3000!
So much cheaper that the gunk accumulators I usually buy
oh yeah. I've been fooling around with the fuzzy skin setting because I never used it (curiosity can get me like that.). Dad asked for one to fit inside his little shower's nook-shelf-thing after seeing a lamp shade.... This was a test print that's finding use in my own shower.
fuzzy skin +spiral mode also found use for an aeroponic's basket for those not-quite-aeroponic's towers. they provided a better net basket for things that have smaller root structures, while still draining fully.
Wash them. But it’s not going to turn moldy (it dries out quickly)