If it’s a pricing error, are they required to honor it just like a big box store must?

I’ve used Amazon.

Typo. On their website, the grey room is priced at over $200/night.

Originally from NH but living in FL now. And can confirm that the book banning is real and every teacher hates it.

I really hope enough people in NH speak out against this. Because in Florida, big money and seas of homophobic conservatives dominate down here.

If you don’t need to be able to browse in person, ChemGlass is our go to for lab grade glassware for work. Out of curiosity why is vacuum filtration your only option? Alternatively it looks like you can get a cheap vacuum filtration setup on Amazon for like $50 This claims it’s a Büchner funnel but it’s not, it’s a fritted disk filter which can be more annoying to clean depending on what your filtering out and how big/small the particles are

https://a.co/d/d0vJv2c

Yup, love them. I have the stuff bookmarked, but I am looking for a physical store to explore.

I buy stuff from American Science and Surplus. I've never had an issue with any of their stuff, and they carry lab equipment as well.

I found them on Amazon too, but... very big or expensive. I basically just need a filtering flask and have/can jank the rest. I was just looking for an in person retailer because.... I like looking?

Sciplus.com has a hand pump vacuum and the flask (I have a food grade filter and funnels, tape is love), but.... I do so enjoy shopping in person.

Long story short: Thanks for the rec, I have bookmarked the filtr8 link and will buy there as soon as I have the spare change!

I was able to find a vacuum filter on Amazon (I was a lab technician in the early part of my career, so I know exactly what you are talking about).

Also Filtr8 labs seems to have what you are looking for. 🙂

Yeah, even 130 is pretty low these days (tho maybe not in Hollins)

So you are telling me to go to the good house on the road, not the bad one with the drug addicts just a few miles away?

Absolutely sold on this place.

Are you saying the water is bad because of dirty Massachusetts children and not clean New Hampshire children? 🧐

I would bet they would charge that if I booked it and did not even show up.

It’s only $400.

Agree. Beautiful area. We raised our kids there. I don’t get the $13 though. The tax would be that much.

Check the cleaning fee

Cookin that good good

I live in the town next to Hollis. It's a beautiful, desirable town. I drive past this b&b often. It's definitely a pricing error.

I can't find OP :(

Yeah, it does not add up. A place this supposedly nice for only 13 dollars? I appreciate the feedback, but something smells fishy, and I mean besides your silver lake.

Exactly the vibe I am getting. I know when to yeet out.

I am driving up to Montreal for spring break. Was looking to make a road trip out of it. Was not even considering this area but the price was too attractive. It seems that there is something wrong with either the price or the establishment itself. I really appreciate the feedback, but the last thing I need for my trip is to get into some Stephen King BS so far from home.

Too many houses and septic systems built around such a small lake. Last year was a Cyanobacteria bloom. Silver Lake makes news for being stagnant with no fresh water to replenish other than rain. It's a NH State Park and utilized throughout summer by busloads of children from Mass. Grounds are nice as a green space with picnic tables, just stay out of the water.

No, Timber Post is a legit antique colonial with big barn turned B&B. On Broad St/rt 130, the main road headed from Nashua to Hollis Center.
Only heard good things about this place.

It's like that in a lot of the smaller bodies of water in the summer.