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have the gas company leak detector dude inspect you apt. for leaks . avoid an explosion

Q:should i wear A- a new outfit. - pencil black studded skirt (from PINK line)-with a nice simple top. (urban outifiters) -with sneakers black or either sandals (converse-or sandals)B- a summery outfit- still nice but not as dressy- stripped blue medium length shorts with gold sailor type buttons (juicy couture)- with a simple white tank top (loft) - nice brown sandals (journeys) last year i waswearing simple jeans or shorts with simple abercrombie tshirtsvery typical normal clothes. with sneakers. and i wanna make my outfits noticable and set a new trendand people to know i have changed my style so they wont be shocked for other outfits down the road..im not a wannabe im exact opissite! i wanna wear what i like..and set trends! thanks for the helppplt;33333i have a long lean type body. if ur wondering for the pencil skirt. lol.i wont look too skinny or bad in it. ahah. idt at least.

Yes. It has been done for over 400 years, with NO health issues associated with it. Just go easy on the lead, when soldering, and you'll be fine. I GUARANTEE IT.

Q:home security alarm was activated by a remote - not ours. has it ever been reported that a car alarm activated a home security alarm?

I would say that the most dangerous aspect of not measuring groove depth would be the reduction in wall thickness. If the groove depth is not checked, it is possible that the groove could be too deep in the pipe, causing a weak point where the pipe could rupture. Even if it doesn't happen during the pressure test, the corrosion allowance of the pipe is reduced to the point that a small amount of corrosion could result in failure. If the grooves are too deep the Victaulic fittings will also not limit the angle of adjoining pipes as designed. This could potentially lead to leaks. Although I don't think this is likely given the hydraulically loaded gasket design.

Q:I thought about taking an old blanket and stuffing it inside my window to keep cold air out. I need some more tips like this; help!

I would hope that my son wouldn't ASK to pull the fire alarm, he'd just do it. Seriously, when you're in a BURNING building, would you honestly be standing there debating whether or not to pull the fire alarm?

Q:its a friend's birthday this weekend and he's planning on going to ocean beach in the bay area and throw a bonfire. just want to know what we should bring cause we never done that before? can we bring liquor beer? do a BBQ? do we need to reserve a fire pit? if so what time should we leave to reserve it? we're coming from Sacramento, ca. thank you in advance!

Let's dress up like apples and dance around the city singing I'm a gummy bear!

Q:Okay, so I recently found out that I'm moving back to the US from south east Asia. My BFFaeaeaeae lives there and it's terrible being away from her! We see each other ever Christmas and Summer and practicality live at each other's houses when I'm home. She always asks when I'm moving back but since i never dreamed that it would happen before college, I've always told her that it's not going to happen.But,Now it is going to happen and I need a FUN way to surprise her with the information! I thought about writing her a letter and then sending it so that when she opens it she's surprised. I'm sure there's an even crazier way to break the news! So, i need ideas!Thanks!!!D

need to make square cuts on your pipe use a ratchething pvc cutter available at any hardware store make sure to use primer on all glued fittings I prefer to use christy's red hot glue with a good purple primer on the threaded fitting use a good pipe dope like blue magic or rectoseal under teflon tape. apply the pipe dope evenly over threads then hold fitting in left hand and starting from back of thread tape away from you to tip of the thread hand tighten then with pipe wrench just give it two turns hope htis helps

Q:After all the great talk about SharkBite fittings and how they are a quick and easy way to fix a water line, I am stumped on the pipe sizes.What happened is when I was in Lowes, I noticed their knockoff brand called GatorBite. It comes in 1/2 and 3/4 like Sharkbite. But anyone who knows about copper and pvc knows that 1/2 is actually 5/8 OD. So, a 1/2 copper pipe will not fit inside a SharkBite fitting. You would have to use 3/8 to get a 1/2 OD since the fittings are 1/2 ID.Can someone clarify this? I tried lining up a section of 1/2 copper to the GatorBite fitting and it was exactly the same size as the sleeve. And the demo display had some pipes hanging out of the fitting that you could pull out for demonstration. The copper pipr I pulled out slid right inside a 1/2 copper line. 3/8 for sure.

They do. Not often, but there are hot wheel detectors out there for a reason. The most common cause is a handbrake not fully released or a malfunctioning control valve on the car. At night you can see one pinwheeling in distress. The difference today that limits overheating is found in the brake shoes themselves. Cast iron brake shoes went out with friction bearings. Today the brake shoes are a composite that not only resists overheating, but need to warm up a bit as they then become more efficient. If you're in a situation where you over heat those and you've got muuuuuuuuch bigger problems.. In the days when retaining valves were used (originated with steam operations, but were still used when I last used them in 1984) overheating of the wheels was nearly guaranteed. The rules for utilizing retaining valves included designated stops for wheel heat radiation within retaining valve territory. Which makes me wonder, now never used and in many cases specifically prohibited, why are they still on the cars? No one is going to start down ANY significant grade without sufficient dynamic brake. Maybe for post-cataclysmic operations, perhaps? Doubtful. More likely some politico's connection to the FRA includes someone else's brother in law that has ties to Westinghouse

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This Site Might Help You. RE: If I Stuff A Blanket In A Microwave To Heat It Up, Will It Catch Fire? Okay, I know it sounds stupid - especially this being my first question - but I lost my heating pad, and need something warm for my menstrual cramps. So, if you don't know the answer to this, do you have some other cure for the cramps?

Q:Me and my friend have a webshow called AJ Web. Check it out on YouTube. We are 13 year old girls. Lots of people say Get your own ideas and stuff like that, and we do have many ideas that we think of ourselves but we want to know what you guys like. So post all your ideas you wanna see us do and i'll pick a best answer for 10 points.

Speed Bump.- you get to keep everything that falls off the car after it's run over you.

Q:I've never tested my fire alarm (yes I know i'm stupid) but i'm going to get in the habit of testing it each week. My fire alarm was making a strange chirping noise every so often so I changed the battery and its still chirping. There is a yellow light which is on constantly and a red light which flickers off and on. I want to see if it works so I pushed the button and nothing happened. I assumed that's how you tested it?

The water resistant, blue colored, glue is safe for water pipes for humans, so should be safe for the fish. Just give it extra cure time so it drys completely and use the smallest amount that you can to reduce exposure. Since you will be gluing it outside the pond, go ahead and run some fresh water through it after it has set up.