Most blends have things like urea and ammonium nitrate, which grab moisture from the air and form a tacky surface. So, as soon as these granules hit an ordinary woven metal mesh, they start gluing themselves down. Before long, you’ll have a solid cake blocking your screen. The answer is to use a mesh that doesn’t let particles cling in the first place. Polyurethane or rubber-coated meshes work well because their slick, water-repellent surfaces make it hard for granules to hang on. If you’re set on using metal mesh, go for one that’s been polished smooth or coated with something truly non-stick, like PTFE, so you still get that easy-release surface.

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