Q:What are the pros and cons of each

Burn it I did the exact same thing I ended up taking a bbq lighter and burning it and lightly tapping the safe with a lighter to get the ash out

Q:On the pipe 1216141816202025, is it for 4 points, 5 points, 6 points, 1 inches of ground heating pipe?

Its advantages and disadvantages:(1) good mechanical performance;1., good pressure resistance, shock resistance, rupture resistance2., with a strong plastic deformation ability, can be greater than 5D radius within the arbitrary bending, without heating, not rebound; (D for pipe diameter)3. light weight, same flow diameter composite pipe weight is 1/3 of steel pipe, 1/12 of galvanized pipe;

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Yes,there is a seal for water at that point.get it replaced if possible.othervise open it and if seal is torne or damaged then the instant way of repair is that take an insulation of flexible electric wire and then use it as seal.Then replace when new one is available

Q:I'm about to get my first bike (i'm almost 16) and i have a good 1 picked out, but im not sure what safety stuff i need. technically, im getting a moped (150 cc) and i don't know what else to get. i no i need a helmet and gloves, but what else? ive got like a really pretty one picked out, but lost for the rest.

since , had all sorts of styles and sizes of stems

Q:This is a heat lamp used in a room where small animals are kept. The sheet metal I'm talking about is located directly above the heating bulb. It reaches quite hot temps. the side is broken off it. i need a high temp glue of some sort to glue it back on. it must be able to not only withstand temps that would normally scorch or melt rubber, but also withstand them without putting out any kind o vapor or fume. there are small animals in this room, so any fumes or vapors could be harmful and must be avoided.

tricky issue. search with the search engines. that might help!

Q:If you had a lightning rod that was six meteres thick at the top and it tapered down to thousands of powerlines at the other end ,thousands of kilometers away,could you harness and use the power of energy.The first section that is six meteres thick runs for 300 kilometers where in then tapers down to five metres thick.After another 700 kilometers the five feet thickness tapers down to four metres thick.After another 1000 kilometers the four feet thickness tapers down to three metres.After another 500 kilometers the three meteres tapers down to 100 ,one metre thickness.After another 500 kilometres the 100,one metre thickness tapers down to one foot thickness.This process continues until it finaly reaches 10,000 normal power lines.Would metal this thick hold enough electricty and conduct it long enough to use at the other end.Thousands of kilometres away.Would most of the energy be lost on the way.If 50,000,000 volts hit the rod at the start.How much energy would be left at the end.

Work safety is relaxed everywhere Welcome to the grown up world. In most places the boss won't give a F**** whether you wear safety equipment as long as the job gets done. Employees at my last job would keep asking the supervisor for latex gloves, LOL and he would answer, ok, I'll order some. We don't expect the government to hold our hands, like you Brits.

Q:I'm not planning on making one, but I was curious how one would go about making a speed bump (say for a private company parking lot.) Is this a project that is best left to the professionals or a quick weekend project some good friends could help with?

Yes, I believe they are still here with us too. I've only had personal experience with Artemis, but I believe the others more than likely are around too.

Q:Inspired by another question I asked just recently.

I'm not big on pipe dope.I use teflon tape, less messy

Q:crappy will i get in trouble by the fire fighters if i paint it the same color . thankx

Greetings from the northern plains, with not the least bit of amusement over your suffering what we've always dealt with. First, to get it out of the way, do not call this guy back again, as he is ripping you off. I believe it's called profiteering, like the bastards that would spike the price of plywood to $100 a sheet before, or after, a tornado or hurricane. (I would perhaps make this a hobby to go after the guy, his reputation, and his business, as he is one low-life dude, and I can be nasty.) Nuff. Drain cleaning chemicals are intended to dissolve, or at least loosen, clogs such as grease, hair, soap, etc., but not ice. Yes, ice can form in drain lines, especially if not nicely sloped (where there's a sag in a straight run), or at a fitting. Once started, it can accumulate - that's how icicles are formed, a little a time. If the drain pipe leaving the kitchen (likely 1 1/2 pipe) is enclosed above the garage, I'd open up the garage ceiling (if finished), or perhaps the chase it's boxed in with, and warm the pipe with hot air, to get things going. Once done with that, get some insulation under the pipe (in effect getting the pipe into the envelope of the house, not below it). I agree that the yellowish leak may well be the drain cleaner, but the leak also betrays - a leak. Any and all fittings should be inspected. Worst case is actually a cracked drain pipe from the ice, and steel drain pipe (very not likely). PVC or ABS plastic drain pipe is quick and economical to cut out and repair, so buck up. (Personally, I would also exit with an access panel for the next time, not just sealing up with a drywall repair.) In the coldest climates, some might use pipe heating tape as a preventative measure, but I suspect you aren't in one, just caught in this nasty weather. The tape, however is not a good solution to an already-frozen line - it's too slow.

Q:why is there a fire extinguisher in every movie?

Because when acid reacts with metals, it produces Hydrogen gas. Hydrogen gas is extremely flamable, and can explode in the correct environment.