So it was "between here and there"? Bummer.
Actually on the highway headed towards downtown KCMO.
Actually on the highway headed towards downtown KCMO.
We had a neighbor years ago that was an hvac guy that replaced our capacitor for $70 in the middle of a heat wave. I was glad to pay it. Over the years I learned more about our system and replaced the capacitor and fan motor myself. My company sells gases to some hvac supply companies so I went to one we service and the capacitor was $8 and the fan motor was $69. There’s a huge mark up on parts from the service companies but people just don’t know.
Jai went on a rant a while back on a video and I think most of his stuff is going to be only for subscribers that pay.
So far I’ve cleaned my Qbix and the nautilus pod for my Boxx along with a couple tanks. I need to get going on my review but am procrastinating.
So I bought the amber 60ml bottles. Washed several in dishwasher. AS many as I need for now anyway. But, having a hard time getting the pipette out of lid.
What is the EASIEST method of cleaning these things. So many suggestions on the internet, but I'm looking for an easy but good way. Also, how often do you wash them?
Thanks ahead of time from Dumb Dumb Kat
Don't know about easy. If you have trouble getting the glass dropper out hold the lid under hot water for a moment. That will soften the rubber and it will come out easier. I always take the dropper and the rubber bulb out and wash them separately. I figure there are too many places where water or soap or old juice can hide out if you don't take them apart, especially with the two part childproof caps. I dry them as well as I can with paper towel then leave them overnight. Guess you could blast them with a hair dryer to get the water out of the fiddly places if you want.
I'm sure everyone who uses those things has their own way of cleaning them.
Dropper caps do go bad eventually. Not sure why. Maybe the rubber degrades, I've heard VG is bad for rubber or it could be the flavors. I've got a few dodgy ones at the moment that won't suck the juice up or won't push it back out. They are pretty cheap though. I need some bottles anyway so I'm planning to put a dozen dropper tops on the order.
Well, yes, the glass part of the dropper lid. Can't seem to get it out of lid part. And do you clean the rubber top lids. Mine came all dusty. And how often do you wash the glass bottles. I'm wondering if I can soak the lids, rubber and all, in vinegar for a bit then rinse thoroughly or is there an easier way. So 2 questions. Getting glass part of dropper out and cleaning rubber lids.
Loving the Black Honey Leaf from JF, too!
You asked how often to wash them. I only wash when I'm going to use them for different juice. Got some that have been used with the same juice for years and never got washed.
He rubs many the wrong way. I agree with you though, I wouldn't pay to watch any reviews on YT. Info is freely available elsewhere.
If you want to know opinions on any certain vaping device chances are good asking here will get a few good answers.
I have not used to watch much of his videos before, so if he has gone to paid subscribers it works fine for me, not one I will miss.
If it's high end, I prefer to see what Mark Todd presents, if it's more common stuff, I look at Mike Vape.
It may be that there are other skilled yotubers, but the two hold for me.
Totally agree.
There are certainly those who feel that they get enough information by watching a video, but if one is to discuss one product, there is no doubt that one forum is much better.
The AC guy was just here and added more freon and turned it on - it works but I don't get why it needed more freon when he just filled it. Something is wrong here but we asked him if it quits working at 4pm will he come back and he said yes. We will see.
The only time I even consider looking at videos is if I have a new RTA that I need some building pointers on, and even with build videos I do that so little now that I'm more experienced... but occasionally I might need some tips.
Anything else I watch what people say here on ECF after they have owned and used a product for 6 months to a year... if the remarks are still good overall, then I make my purchase..
even those here who do reviews don't use the product long enough before posting a review to be able to say very much as to the things that interest me most - which is longevity. Is the thing going to break in 3 months? have board problems in 4? can't say things like that if you've not used the thing more than a tank or two before going on to the next mod review.
Hand feel, weight etc is great to know but if there's no longevity it's bunk.
My new Amarula mix is tasty. I like it.
AmCapMi CoFe
FA Amarula 0.5%
FA Cappuccino 0.75%
FA Milk 1%
AmCapMi CoFe
FA Amarula 0.5%
FA Cappuccino 0.75%
FA Milk 1%
FWIW, I agree with what you posted B4 you nvm'ed it.... nvm...
Pinchin' those
, it's how I was taught.
I went for the cap/pipette combo over dropper caps after reading somewhere that dropper caps aren't good for longer-term storage because they're not air-tight. The ease of cleaning was a perq I discovered later.It may be in the future. Thank you! I can see WHY you prefer it that way now. Hindsight!
Some of the units where I work I have to hose out the condensor coils outside when they trip out when it's real hot. It seems to make a big difference on some units, like the dreaded Bard wall mount.
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