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NuppiiWhat are those atties
He made his own caps and drip tips for them.
Groovy, aren't they?
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Is it just me or does anyone else think the V4 cappy bottles are a PITA? I can not seem to find a way to fill these without them leaking?
Nuppii? Nuppins for certain. It's a Latin declension thing.
Sorry if i raised the tone!
There are a few guys that can manage machining like that for the atty topcaps and believe you me, i'd have been hounding them day and night if i used those atties myself.
HRH does so she can rough it with the SS cap!
She does have the filthiest brass CC i have ever seen and all the talk about cloths and things over the last few pages has left her totally repenting her indigent ways.
"Trunk - you know how to clean these things"..
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Sorry if i raised the tone!
There are a few guys that can manage machining like that for the atty topcaps and believe you me, i'd have been hounding them day and night if i used those atties myself.
HRH does so she can rough it with the SS cap!
She does have the filthiest brass CC i have ever seen and all the talk about cloths and things over the last few pages has left her totally repenting her indigent ways.
"Trunk - you know how to clean these things"..
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Is it just me or does anyone else think the V4 cappy bottles are a PITA? I can not seem to find a way to fill these without them leaking?
Some guy asked the same thing 2 posts up. How odd.
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If I were you, I'd get to it already instead of whining about it.
Unless of course you wanna be picking up take-out food for the foreseeable future.
You may want to explain the problem in more detail.
If I were you, I'd get to it already instead of whining about it.
Unless of course you wanna be picking up take-out food for the foreseeable future.
Having paid for her trip to NY last month, which made my eyes bulge Peter Lorre stylie* when i saw the bill, and her computer dying, and some real work done around here to keep us in the air-conditioned comfort we have come to expect, cleaning vape gear is low down my list!
If that is the cost, then i might be able to squiddle a fo wiffers in fat ram expes, but only if uner lundiform amoots for scrotious diddling wer uncumfund.
Bank loves me.
i think Corey ought to send out reminders - 'hey - it's been a year since you bought that - time to clean it' etc.
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Me? I have resisted the temptation of really expensive bottles. I'm still slumming it with the original Fancy Italian ones that we had a CoOp for about a year and a half a ago, and I'm still entirely satisfied with them.
However, I run a business that helps people diagnose and trouble-shoot stuff, so it's become second nature to elicit more details when they seem lacking in a problem description.
It really depends on what it's made of. Copper and brass need to be cleaned a lot more often than once a year if you want them to look good.
HRH has an Italian bottle too.
Works fine.
Argues about the pizza topping, but she says it ought to be a meatball deal anyway. Papa John says different.
Nice to see the Florida pad getting back into shape for when you invite me.
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Works fine.
Argues about the pizza topping, but she says it ought to be a meatball deal anyway. Papa John says different.
Nice to see the Florida pad getting back into shape for when you invite me.
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Don't really see how there's a problem with leaking when filling them? If they overflow when replacing the tube and cap then you've over-filled them. Seems simple enough. The tube will displace liquid.
The last batch of sSIB bottles I got all leak. Hoping they mold a bit but, the necks are all just too short to seal and the threads don't seal by themselves. The ones I got with my CC were flawless....
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Stumpy,.................I wish I knew how to quit you....
You can just quit those babies right here. I will give them a loving home with lots of hands on care.
Boil some water. Take the tube out of the bottle and make sure the cap is screwed down tight. Pour the boiled water into the top cap of the bottle and let it sit until complete cooled. Empty the water from the bottle and put the tube back in. The hot water softens the plastic just enough to get it to settle into the threads of the metal cap.
He's talking about the the cappy bottles. The silicone ones. That's the treatment for the Super Soft Italian Bottles.
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