Q:I want to know if my golden hamster is to big to run through the plastic tubes they give you at the stores because I'm getting him a new cage.

It depends on your perspective. No, I don't know; nevermind.

Q:i finally bought a new faucet, and changed it. it seems that there is no more leaking from the faucet.but now, it seems that there is some water leaking right under that white plastic screw. around the plastic looking tube. inside of it, there is a dark rubber kind of ring around it. i can't take out the white plastic tube connector. otherwise, i will just put some plastic tape, and seal it. that shouldn't be so hard.now i am thinking, what if i put some plumber's putty inside of that white plastic tube connector? will that solve the problem?

best thing to do is replace the tube. the rubber part inside the plastic nut was formed to the old faucet. Best to do the job right, than to wake up in the middle of the night listening to water dripping. Also don't use the plumbers putty, if your going to cut corners use teflon tape.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for veterinary products?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for veterinary products. They are commonly used for packaging and dispensing various veterinary products such as ointments, creams, gels, and oral medications. Plastic tubes offer convenience, hygiene, and ease of use, making them a suitable choice for veterinary applications.

Q:What are the different sizes available for plastic tubes?

Plastic tubes come in a wide range of sizes, varying from small diameters such as 1/8 inch or 3mm, to larger sizes like 4 inches or 100mm in diameter. The available sizes depend on the specific application and the manufacturer's capabilities.

Q:How can you prove that the PVC plastic pipe is B1?

PVC material is a kind of plastic decoration materials, PVC material is referred to as PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride, referred to as PVC) resin is a vinyl chloride monomer (Vinyl Chloride Monomer, referred to as VCM) polymerized thermoplastic polymers. Are made of PVC resin as the main raw material, adding anti-aging agent, modifier, through mixing, calendering, vacuum technology and. PVC is an amorphous polymer, crystal containing the crystallinity 5%--10% (melting point of 175 degrees).

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for water transportation?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for water transportation. They are commonly used in various industries and applications, such as irrigation systems, plumbing, and even in some types of water pipelines. Plastic tubes are lightweight, durable, and resistant to corrosion, making them a suitable choice for transporting water efficiently and effectively.

Q:Our hamster loves to make a bed in the plastic tube and not in the bed I bought (typical!). We clean the cage once a week and empty the tubes. Should we do this or should we just leave all the sawdust where it is?

If the tube smells or if your hamster urinates in it, definitively clean it. If it doesn't smell, you can leave it alone or clean it.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for solar panel installations?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for certain aspects of solar panel installations, such as protecting and routing electrical wiring or as a conduit for water or coolant circulation. However, plastic tubes are not typically used as the primary material for the solar panels themselves, as they lack the necessary properties to efficiently convert sunlight into electricity.

Q:I have my sink clogged and I really wonder that I can use the drain opener to clear it off. My concern is that the sinks have plastic tubes. Will pouring the drain opener through them be harmful?

PVC pipes used for plumbing are very acid resistant I read a while ago that most pipes will be resistant to 99% pure sulphuric acid, (I had a crazy notion about a year ago to make lead acid batteries using pvc pipe for the cells) so the chemicals won't damage the pipe, but if it builds up pressure and the pipes are old and starting to get brittle there is a chance the pressure and heat from the chemical reaction might burst or crack the pipes.

Q:is it dangerous for a full grown syrian hamster to live in a cage that has tubes and other plastic add-ons [will it get stuck?]

My syrian got stuck and it took us about an hour to free him without hurting his little body. I wouldn't reccomend it, I would get a large wire cage, you can add whatever you want to them and they are airy and hammys love them much more than the kind with the tubes. If you want tubes go with paper towel rolls, with a slit down one side so that they cannot get themselves stuck. The tubes are better suited dwarves.