Q:What is the name of the clear plastic tube like thing you can fill with water, and then squeeze gently to let a stream of water clean out the area where a tooth was recently removed?

You can use either of the following : 1. A syringe. Usually the dentists give you a syringe without a needle. The one that is commonly given out is the monoject syringe that has the tip built into it with a slight curve. That means it is a one piece plastic syringe with the dispensing tip and a plunger. 2. You can also use a WaterPik or Water Jet Hope this helped :)

Q:What is that white plastic tube (usually made of wires inside) made of? PVC?

The decoration for wiring, placed inside the three line, was on the inside, one is to protect, if problems occur is two line line for convenient decoration, are generally the first cloth tube, threading holes, tile or wood flooring

Q:What are the advantages of using plastic tubes in the agricultural sector?

Plastic tubes offer several advantages in the agricultural sector. Firstly, they are lightweight and easy to handle, making installation and maintenance hassle-free. Secondly, plastic tubes are resistant to corrosion, providing durability and longevity, even in harsh weather conditions. Additionally, they are cost-effective compared to alternative materials like metal or concrete. Plastic tubes also have excellent flexibility, allowing for easy customization and adaptation to various irrigation systems. Lastly, their smooth interior surface minimizes friction, ensuring efficient water flow and reducing the risk of clogging. Overall, plastic tubes offer convenience, durability, cost-effectiveness, and improved irrigation performance, making them a favorable choice in the agricultural sector.

Q:and waist, torso of your body, reason why is because i need these materials for building, making a costume for cosplaying, and i'm looking for it in plastic instead of meta

I'm not sure if these are the best solution for you, but... something to consider, at least? Best of luck with your cosplay, in any case! (Is it strange that I'm now really curious what your costume will be? All this tube research has me interested. :y )

Q:How do plastic tubes compare to polyethylene tubes in terms of flexibility?

Polyethylene tubes are a type of plastic tube, so they share similar flexibility characteristics.

Q:We just got my dad an oxygen tank and we need to connect 5/8 tubing to regular (standard) oxygen tubing. Where do I but the part to connect the tubing? Do they even make something to connect the two? If not how would you go about connecting them?

Their are Home Health Companies that sell Oxygen and supplies. Look in your local Yellow Pages. What you are looking for is a hose barb that fits the Oxygen tubing. A Respiratory Therapy Company should have one or a local Hospital. Check there.

Q:My child is 4 years old. She had a small plastic tube inserted to open up her tear ducts. The tube fell out that same night as the procedure. What can I do? Will she need another surgery?

let the surgeon know as soon as possible!

Q:i connected a plastic tube about 7 or 8 inchs long onto a butane can im wondering if when i push down on the can and put a match near it can the fire go back into the can explode

Yes it will unless you have a regulator between the valve and the tube

Q:How can plastic pipes be connected to steel valves?

PVC-U hard PVC plastic pipe: 1) the valve, such as the internal thread valve, should use the outer thread transition joint, the transition joint has an external thread at one end, and the other end is a plastic pipe can be bonded to the mouth.

Q:Looking for some type of plastic tube with an internal measurement of about 15mm and around 130mm to 150mm in overall length. Needs to be solid one end and some type of removable cap on other end. Looking for around 500+ pieces in total

You need to give more detail. Rigid or flexible? Resistant to solvents? Does it have to bear any pressure? Thin walled or thick? UV stable? Cap to be gas- or liquid-tight ? Does 'clear' mean not tinted or just transparent?