Hi Guys, So I am preparing now for our hydrogen sulfide experiment coordinating with our Rhus software, and I'm taking a look at the canisters that we received.

From what I can tell, the approach that has been used involves drilling out the holes in the canisters on site, right before placing them. I see two things that could be improved here: (1) making the canisters more reusable. (2) Removing the need to have a drill on site. Also some of the canisters I've received from public labs are clear, but have been wrapped in black tape to stop light from entering. If the canisters were more reusuable, then these clear ones could be avoided entirely, saving another step in preparing them.

Here are a couple of design ideas I have to deal with pre-drilled canisters, which could be tried either exclusively or together: (1) Find another, larger canister that could participate in a 'nesting doll' design. (2) Place many pre-drilled canisters in airtight, black, sealable plastic bag for storage. (3) Find very wide rubber bands that could wrap around the holes and seal them. Perhaps the perfect rubber bands could also be used once removed to attach the canisters to stakes rather than the duct tape that has been used.

Thoughts on this? I may construct a simple experiment to try these out in the next couple of weeks if there isn't something obvious I'm missing.

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