It's odd but at home I like my coffee straight out of the pot - but if I am out, like in a restaurant, I will load it up with cream and sugar.
Might be to mask the quality. Restaurant coffee can be blecchhh.
Restaurant coffee usually qualifies as weak tea to me.
The old saying here in NY, if you don't like the weather wait five minuets. Last week we had days in the low 60's, the last two days back down in the teens. Now there's a big storm coming starting Monday morning lasting until Wednesday night. I almost took the blower off the tractor last week thinking we were past the snow, I'm so sick of winter! 
I went out and ran the generator for about 20 minutes to make sure the battery is charged, then gassed and checked the oil in the snow blower and let that run for about ten minutes. It was soooo nice last week. Oh well, it's still winter time and I can sure remember some bad March weather in the past, including an "historic" storm back in the late 50's that was a real example of March madness, drifts down here of over ten feet with a six inch crust of frozen snow topping it off.
Make sure you get bread, milk and eggs because we all know the bakers stop baking, the cows stop giving milk and the chickens stop laying eggs as soon as there's a hint of any snow. What cracks me up is that most, if not everyone, have enough food to last about a week in their homes, but when a snowstorm MIGHT happen they all panic.
Make sure you get bread, milk and eggs because we all know the bakers stop baking, the cows stop giving milk and the chickens stop laying eggs as soon as there's a hint of any snow. What cracks me up is that most, if not everyone, have enough food to last about a week in their homes, but when a snowstorm MIGHT happen they all panic.
Been a weird winter down here in Georgia too. We had a couple cool days but nothing like usual. Mostly 60s and 70s all winter. It was 77 two days ago. It snowed for the first time in over a year today.The old saying here in NY, if you don't like the weather wait five minuets. Last week we had days in the low 60's, the last two days back down in the teens. Now there's a big storm coming starting Monday morning lasting until Wednesday night. I almost took the blower off the tractor last week thinking we were past the snow, I'm so sick of winter!
I always use VG diluted with some 10-15% water, which should bring down its boiling point well below the 200C/390F temp (more likely in the 150C/300F range) - instead of the 270C/520F of pure VG.Above was PG, turns out formaldehyde in VG is also bad at higher temps .
I'm wondering if any nasties can be generated at all, at such a relatively low temperature...
Not according to this data anyway.
The old saying here in NY, if you don't like the weather wait five minuets. Last week we had days in the low 60's, the last two days back down in the teens. Now there's a big storm coming starting Monday morning lasting until Wednesday night. I almost took the blower off the tractor last week thinking we were past the snow, I'm so sick of winter!
You'd never know it was winter here in central AR until last night.
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