All of the safety warnings,labeling and guards have flooded the country with idiots. Take all that away and in a few years it will clean its self up.
Just a while back a guy I work with that is 60 grabbed a hot plate in the lab with his right hand, dropped it on the floor. Took the glove off of his left hand, proceeded to pick it up and burnt his left hand.
He looked at me and said “that’s hot”. I responded your pretty sharp, only took you twice to figure that out AND that’s why the call it a hot plate!
Forward two days later he was PO’d at me. He said I called him an idiot when I said it only took him twice to figure out it was hot.
I honestly wonder how some folks made it as far in life as they have.
Oldav do a search even the vinyl companies recommend bleach
The person providing the answers is a person like them, Person with agendas, his own ideology of the world. depending on a knowledge bank has its own deficit.It’s amazing to see our youth. They seem so self confident. When I ask some young person a question, they whip out their iPhone and boom an answer pops up. Not a bad thing but sometimes the person uploading the answer ain’t got a clue.
We have a local Ace hardware and I love messing with those kids. I know they are glad when I leave.
Me too. JeffI was raised on a farm in the 50s-60s.
Chores,work, conservative Christian parents. I am the most blessed of all men.
Sorry, but I have used commercial grade bleach on my vinyl fence and siding for years and NO adverse effects. I think it`s in the rinse and not leaving it on too long. JeffThere is a difference between vinyl and plastic bottles. Bleach will damage vinyl fences, siding and the vinyl coating on coil trim. Applying bleach to vinyl will cause it to fail prematurely. People still spray bleach on vinyl siding because it cleans it quickly and easily. I guess they don’t care about the damage.
Port ?? Starboard??? how about Engineers side and Fireman's side
Honestly sometimes I hesitate for a split second with right and left. But port and starboard always works!
My question, what is the white corrosion in old pickup brass? I have a few boxes of 30-40 Winchester new in the box ammo that has corroded through. That is from the outside to inside.
I too have wondered about that. Often times I have had old factory ammo that had corroded brass that had turned green at the mouth. Certainly nothing I would attempt to fire...
Probably corrosion of the zinc component in the brass. Zinc salts are normally white in color.