Q:Me and my sister wanted to try something newWe have a playhouse type thing and its sheltered on 3 sidesThere is about 4 inches of snow on the ground and around night outside it's about 20-30 degreesWould it be safe it we take our insulated sleeping bags (it says they work until 0 degrees farenheit) and sleep in the 3 sided playhouse thing (it's elevated above the ground about 6 feet) in the cold at night? Would we freeze to death (I'm quite paranoid :P) or get frostbite? Thanks so much :)

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Q:She's jamming it into every spot she can on the exterior walls but on the interior of my placeAm I right to tell her that she needs to cover it with plastic? I don't want this stuff to become airborne and end up in my lungsShe's not even using new insulationIt's very old and some of it is yellowAny advice would be great! Thanks

The pink stuff is safe, it is just fiber glass spun the same way they spin out cotton candyIt will make you itchy to the touch, and while handling it you should have a face mask, not any more than you should wear a face mask while cutting wood and the airborne particlesNow stuffing it into every space is not a good practice, it needs to be fluffy to work as an insulation, but I suppose anything is better than nothing.

Q:i just drank a quart of it

HiNo need for foil when slow cookingJust baste every 20 minutes at 300? F(pre-heat at 450? Fthen turn down to 300? F.), and turn every 40 minutesA lid will do but, if you have no lid, use more basting solution, e.g., broth.

Q:I am sick, but no temperatureIt's 1 am and I am miserableI just took Ibuprofen, and I'm on a robe piled under many blanketsPlease help me.

You can still go to your Pediatrician I do and I am 21Pediatricians these days have become more like family doctors instead of just for childrenAlso if you see blood in your stool you should really go in right awayIt could just be a simple infection but it may be something alot more serious In addition, eat grapesThey help with constipation and though you may be beyond that point it definetly cant hurtGrapes And Water :) Hope you feel better soon!

Q:what is a breathable fabric that could be used to keep an attic cooler?

You have to be mistaken, 18 inches is about the diameter of a roll of paper towels! Anywho, they are correct, tankless is the way to go.

Q:We need to trim our tree, and is best to do when it's dormant in the winterSo we need to mark the bad branches now, while we can see and compare based on production of fruit and leaves.I'm trying to avoid having to buy the special plastic ribbons my grandpa used to use in his Walnut orchard (this is just for an Apple tree in our backyard)Would yarn withstand the Seattle rain fora few months, or would it wear away?

The yarn will last a few months if you use synthetic yarn, such as nylon or polyester, rather than a natural fiber like wool, cotton, linen, or silkOrganic fibers decay when out in the weatherYou can also buy nylon or other synthetic string or twine (and clothesline and cord and so forth) at the average hardware store.

Q:which one do you think and possibly from experience is the best straightener.i really wanna buy one of those twothanks!

I googled Red Velvet Brownie Recipe on The View and came up with a number of good recipesOne was on ABC News, and this might be the one you're looking forYum!

Q:What's the best heat insulation material to use between the ceiling and the floor?

The best kind of insulation to use in this application is RoxulIt serves as insulation, fire barrier, and sound barrierYou can find it at Home Depot or Lowes.

Q:Our architect suggests using rockwool along with some other materials but we are concerned because we've read some things about rockwool and the possibility of it causing health problems.Could we use something more environmentally -friendly?

There have been a couple of reports about the fibres in rock wool but as builders we still us it.you could use a product called KingSpan it is a foam bases product with foil stuck to each side it is used on sites a lot todayThe Uvalue is better than rock wool ( better insulation ) but it is more expensive, P.Sdont forget to leave an air gap around it.

Q:This winter I'll be going abroad for three weeks through Greece, Turkey, and EgyptI'll have no access to laundry machines, so I'll be washing everything with good ol' soap and water and hanging them out to dry.Due to the fact that I'll be on the move a lot I'm looking at purchasing some shirts (long or short sleeve) or light jackets and shorts/pants that are made from fabric that dries fairly quicklyI'm thinking something along the lines of Underarmour type fabricIf I had a few long sleeves in this type I could just wear a tank top underneath or something.Supposedly the weather is supposed to vary a long since we'll be exploring many regions and elevations, so I'd like to maximize my space by taking a few things that I can wash and reuse in a short amount of time.Thanks for the help and if anyone's got any info on any of these countries feel free to share!

Out of the mouths of babesInteresting questionI believe it probably would at least retard the development of tarnish, but it may not prevent it completelyTarnish is a chemical reaction that takes place on the surface of different metals like, copper, silver, aluminum, etcSo, anything that would protect the surface, would likely reduce the tarnishing effect Inquisitive kidMaybe he'll be a chemist some day.