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Rexburg, Idaho ([email protected] )

I'm looking for a thermometer that is waterproof that I can put in the garden and leave it there for the season. I don't want to worry about it getting wet or even dirty. It should be able to keep track of maximum and minimum tempuratures. Does anyone have or know of such a thing?

5/19/2002 10:40:56 AM

Myrtle Creek, Oregon

Hey Brian check this out, might be what you are lookin for
https://www3.fishersci.com/catalogs/coupon_page.jsp?catalogParamId=843516&catalogParamType=I&catalogParamBrowsingPath=839806%3AR%3AAll+Catalogs%7C839811%3AFT%3AFisher+Catalog%7C2696906%3AH%3AThermometers%7C2697276%3AH%3ASpecial-Purpose

sheeeeeesh didnt think it was that long.
H-K-J

5/19/2002 11:15:39 AM

Myrtle Creek, Oregon

Also go here and scroll down they realy got some neet ones
https://www3.fishersci.com/av/cat_browse.jsp?bp=839811H|T2696906H|2696941H
H-K-J

5/19/2002 11:19:32 AM

Stafford, Virginia

Just go to a farm supply/hardware store that supplies dairies or small/hobby goat dairies. The thermometers they sell for pasturizing milk are accurate and sealed in what looks like a test tube. I use one for air temp, soil temp and water temp(they float). Probably $10

5/20/2002 10:35:23 AM

Stafford, Virginia

Sorry - didn't read your criteria for recording max/min - this doesn't do that.

5/20/2002 10:36:53 AM