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FAQ

I am looking for the big zip lock bags you can put clothes in, but I can't find them anywhereI've looked by the regular plastic bags, aluminum foil, etc, they don't seem to be there.

You need to look in Walmart or TargetLook for garmet bags, or space bagsThey are in the aisle where hangers, ironing board covers, and closet supplies are.

whats the best way to cook ribs?

Chew gum while cooking to stop snacking

To ensure that it's nice and juicy throughout?

Ingredients: Fruit Stuffing (see recipe below) Whole loin of pork, tied into a circular crown 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour Salt and freshly-ground black pepper 4 strips bacon Preparation: Preheat oven to 450°FPosition oven rack in the bottom third of the ovenPrepare Fruit Stuffing; set aside until ready to useIn a small bowl, combine flour, salt, and pepper; rub the mixture over the outer fat of the crown loin of porkIn a medium frying pan over medium-high heat, cook bacon until well done; remove from back from the pan and crumble into small piecesPlace the crumbled bacon pieces back into the frying pan with the back fat and mix togetherBrush the outside bone of the pork with the crumbled bacon and bacon fat mixturePlace roast, bone tips up, on rack in a shallow roasting panFill the center of the crown (cavity) with the prepared Fruit StuffingPlace aluminum foil over the Fruit Stuffing to hold moisture in and keep the fruit from drying outAlso place a small piece of aluminum foil over each of the bone tips so that they will not burnBake 10 minutes, uncovered, iat 450°FReduce oven temperature to 325degFand continue to roast until the internal temperature reaches the desired temperature of 140° to 145°F on a meat thermometer, approximately 2 1/2 hours(Allow about 20 to 25 minutes per pound for roasting.) Rotate roasting pan halfway through cooking timeDuring the last 15 minutes of cooking time, remove the aluminum foil from the Fruit Stuffing and bone tips to allow them to brown.

An aluminum piece weighs about 15gWhen the piece is completely used as an anode of a battery with reaction Al -gt; Al^3+ + 3e-, how long will it supply at a current of 10amps?Answer is 4.5 hours but I have no idea how to solve this!

Smoking Aluminum Foil

I am enrolled in a Designs class at the university and we need to have 12 samples of different texturesIn general, what are some unique texture ideas?

Here are some ideas that might help: carpet, netting, tree bark, corrugated carboard, crumpled up newspaper, onion skin, aluminium foil, linen,orange peel, bubble wrap, leather, foam rubber, polystyrene packaging, plant leaves,silk, rusted metal, linoleum, sandpaper, .

If I were to place a crumpled-up piece of aluminum wrap right next to an electronic, such as a TV or computer or something, would it negatively affect the device in any way?It may seem odd to ask, but I just recently found out about plastic emitting oil when heated and paper/cardboard being high in acid-content, so now I'm paranoid about putting ANY kind of material next to anything I don't want damaged. It seems like everything is a hazard to everything else, what with electromagnetic fields, sound vibrations, power fluctuations, etc.So can aluminum or any other kind of metal pose a threat to electronics for any reason? Or is it one material that won't totally screw up your entire system like everything else seems to potentially be able to?

Placing aluminum near almost any electrical device should have no effect. Placing aluminum ON an electrical device (not on the plastic housing etc.) may cause problems (short circuits.) Really, you shouldn't worry. Many electronic devices are housed in aluminum enclosures (Everything from DVD players to computers are usually housed in aluminum structures.)

I have a very old round metal tub that my grandmother used to wash clothes in with a washboardI think it is made of a heavy aluminum, but I'm not sureWould this be safe to use for a backyard fire pit? If so, do I need to drill holes in the bottom or put a screen on the top?

you should use a crock pot slow cooker.

I have a digital AM/FM radio in my bedroomIf I touch the tip of the antenna, it comes in perfect, but when I walk away, it gets really fuzzy, no matter what station it's onWhat the heck could this be? How do I get it clear without touching the antenna with my skin?

How about Teriyaki Jerky? Teriyaki Jerky 1/2 teaspoon salt (coarse says Dad) 1/8 teaspoon pepper (coarse works best) 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1 garlic clove, crushed 1/4 cup soy sauce 1 lblean meat, thinly sliced (3/16- to 1/4-inch thick) In a small bowl, combine all ingredients except meatStir to mix wellPlace meat 3 to 4 layers deep in a glass, stoneware, plastic or stainless steel container, spooning soy sauce mixture over each layerCover tightlyMarinate 6 to 12 hours in the refrigerator, stirring occasionally and keeping the mixture tightly coveredMakes 1/4 pound jerky Dryness Test - Test jerky for dryness by cooling a pieceWhen cool it should crack when bent but not breakThere should be no moist spots.