Q:about how many meters tall is a fire hydrant?

if there is moisture coming out all the time then you must have a head gasket leaking.

Q:1. Doesn't a lightning rod on top of church show a lack of faith?2. Who coined the phrase, 'coined the phrase?'

I have no idea of the specifics of your car. Instead of doing a simple r n r, take the time to play around with it and study how it is supposed to work. It isn't very complicated. If you replaced the lock cylinder that still leaves the connecting rod to the door mechanism. See what in the chain is not working while the door is apart. If necessary, open the other door and compare.Maybe you;ll be able to get your money back if the parts weren't needed.

Q:What is the reflective material used one backpacks and construction vest called?I want to make a out fit completely out of that because that would be so coolDoes anyone know what that is called? or have a website that makes this?

THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF RUBBER ROOFS.WHAT TYPE ARE YOU ASKING ABOUT..?

Q:What are the components of ionic resins extracted from pine tree?

FWIW, writing Paid in Full or similar wording on a check has absolutely no legal standing whatsoever. Just think, if it did, you could write a check for $1, write 'Paid in Full' on it and send it to your mortgage company. Again, zero legal standing.

Q:and why is the burning of Magnesium dangerous?

Agreed. Just make sure it all fits properly, is comfortable and any armour stays where it should so that it will properly protect you in the event of a spill. Don't be tempted by the high price fashion stuff, but equally don't be cheap.

Q:We know that desktop computers use the NUM LOCK button to enable/disable the right (number) part of the keyboard. Why does it exist on laptops?

Hey sunshine, if your that worried about it then put a table next to his bed and tell him to keep the fan on the table because, you worry that something bad might happen to him or a fire (not likely) could happen, if he doesn't listen to you then tell him your gonna take it away!!

Q:I have a Bissel 6594 Series Vac. The other day we noticed a burning rubber smell coming from the machine. I turned it over and saw that the roller bar wasn't moving.We went and purchased a new belt replacement put it on and the burning rubber smell came back and this time the vac would make a noise as if there are bolts ran over. Like a crunching/grinding noise and loud. Took the belt and roller off and the vacuum works good. No noise problems and the attachments work good. Still sucks up things. I looked at the bottom of the vac to see if anything is caught but couldn't find anything. Even had my wife clean it out. Still the same problem. Could this be the motor failing. Seems odd that it does the issues when belt is installed on the motor bar. Any help would be greatly appreciated. :)

I've honestly by no means used ANY mask or on-eye goggles that have by no means fogged up. I have some goggles that don't fog up too dangerous, however considering they have an genuine seal between my skin and the lens, there is not any air movement so the heat from my eyes makes them fog up. What you (and that i) need is some goggles that have plenty of air flow between the lens and the face, whilst still offering complete safeguard. So clearly, that's no longer going to occur. When it particularly annoys me, I simply use some full-defense work goggles, the all clear form which are like glasses that you use when cutting timber and stuff. They not often fog up seeing that there is plenty of air flow, but you appear like a fag while you wear them. That is the only thing I've observed unless you need to relatively go all out. What I absolutely did once was once that I took a full winter fleece hoodie that protected all of my face except my eyes and wore an airsoft masks underneath. Then I sawed off the top of a snorkel so it was about 1/2 so long as it was before, and used that to breath. The snorkel funneled the air out the aspect of my head so that most moisture was once evaded the goggles. It worked, nevertheless it was once a discomfort within the *** to use. Hope this helped you

Q:I am trying to decide between the two colors for the backpack. I will be using it for a SHTF bail out bag and maybe for some camping here and there.. should i get black or Flat(dark) earth color? what are some pro's and con's for a BOB color?

I know just how you feel. My 2nd son (i have three) wet the bed also. We tried every thing even the wired pad hook up to an alarm that woke every one in the house except him! Please for your sons sake and your sanity, let it go! When he is ready he will stop. My son was 15 before he had a dry night. It was one dry night then two or three then weeks and then months and now he is fine. I finaly decided when he was 5 (1991 with a confession from my dad that he wet the bed until he was around 15) (and at that time they didn't make pull ups big enough to fit him), that we were it this for the long haul and I couldn't change it. We came up with a plan by talking together. We decided that yes, it was his problem and we would all help. I went to the store and bought a zippered heavy duty mattress cover that covers the whole entire mattres(walmart and kmart both sell them) so it would not soak through and ruin the mattress.( I bought a new one every 6 months or so $12.00)He took the sheets off the bed every morning and wiped the plastic with antibacterial soap and water and then put the sheets in the washing machine. I washed and dryed them. He put them back on the bed every night and I mean every night he never had a dry night. He had 2 twin beds in his room so if someone stayed over night they slept in the other bed or in a sleeping bag on the floor (he slept in his bed) I think it helped giving him owner ship of the problem. Yes, your son has a problem and that's ok..Talk to him about itI think he will be glad to know that there are lot's of other children just like him he is not alone and you and your family just need to learn how to cope with it until the dry day comes and it will!!!!!!!! Hang in there!

Q:Whos the bigger scum bag and why

I've also read that some silicone cookware is only safe up to 300 degrees, so check the label on the baking sheets before you cook!

Q:We bought an older home that had been completely gutted and restored, but the heating system is still a little primitive (we have to manually turn on the gas supply when we use it). When we turn the heater gas off, our carbon monoxide detectors go off and I end up opening the windows b/c I'm paranoid, and that defeats the purpose of using the heater in the first place. Should we continue to use the heater as is, or is there a leak somewhere that we should be worried about?? Thanks!

This macro will: Unprotect the worksheet, allow for user input to add to the text in cell A1 without modifying the original text, add the inputted text to the original text, and reprotect the workbook. Open your workbook. Copy this macro to the clipboard Sub Modify_Cell_Text() ActiveSheet.Unprotect Userinput InputBox(Please enter the text to add, Edit Cell Text) [A1] [A1] + Userinput ActiveSheet.Protect End Sub Next press ALT + F11 Insert Module Paste the macro into the module at the right. Close out of the VBE back to Excel Select Tools Macro Macros The macro Modify_Cell_Text should already be highlighted. Click: Options Assign a keyboard shortcut letter to apply to the macro. ( I usually use 'a' due to its proximity to the Ctrl key) Close the window and return to Excel To play with it, enter 'Original text' in cell A1 and protect the worksheet (Tools Protection Protect Sheet. Do not set a password at this time. Press Ctrl + a ( or whatever letter you assigned above). When the inputbox appears enter 'has now been modified' and click 'OK'.