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search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: As best as I can tell, no. I tested with a small amount of water and it didn't leak through. |
search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: I have not tried to seal liquids but have really moist meats, I think it would have a difficult time sealing liquids. The vacuum will pull out both liquids and air. |
search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: Most likely not if filled with water. When completely dry, they should pass. |
search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: No the liquid will be fine. Just fill to the line, let cool, be sure to pressure shut the lid. |
search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: I tested it with a drop or two of water, and the answer is "no." It actually absorbed the water, and didn't resist or repel it. |
search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: As best as I can tell, no. I tested with a small amount of water and it didn't leak through. |
search_query: I would be using this as a cover on a pillow for my pugs bed. If she leaks urine will the cover resist becoming soaked? | search_document: I think it will resist liquids but wouldn't trust it not to have some pass through. | search_document: Not really. It repels water somewhat but if someone got a large amount of water on it eventually it would soak through |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: I Have 10 wine bottles on the rack and 18 regular size bottles on the bottom you could hold another 15 bottles on the top if you wish. I don't have any bottles on the top though. |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: It can hold 4 bottles if you put all 3 ice packs inside. If you take out 1 ice pack, you may be able to squeeze one more bottle. But it's too small to hold 6 bottles. |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: Four 8-oz bottles will fit, but not in a row. Plenty of height room, but not quite long enough for all 4 to sit in a single row. They kind of zig zag but the bag still zips easily and it works for us! |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: 6 per row. FYI-The taller, economy brand bottles will only fit on the top row.I have had several compliments on it. Hope this helps! |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: I can only fit 33 bottles. The shelves are narrow and don't fit fat bottles well. I am on my second delivery and both have arrived damaged. |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: I agree with the other 2 responses--It is a great wine rack & will accommodate most bottles--if the bottles are really large, you may not be able to utilize all the spaces...you may have to use every-other-space, therefore the rack would not hold the total amount of bottles indicated.... |
search_query: Whats average number the unit holds? I see 10 shelves and 1 reviewer said max was 10 p/shelf. why would one need to remove all shelves to fit 100? | search_document: We found that you MIGHT be able to get 100 ONLY IF you have small diameter bottles WITHOUT long necks--and who has just THAT! When you get the fatter and long neck bottles mixed in, there's no way..... We figure we got 70-78 bottles in when we stocked ours. The bottom two rows hold a single row (undoubtedly because of the cooling motor), the top two can hold two rows in the back and one in the front, but they don't sit well or fit across the width UNLESS they're the small diameter, shorter necked bottles. We have ours in the garage and we've been watching the temperature as it warms out there. I called the company and told them that's where it would go and they said it would be fine. The jury's still out. | search_document: No. We wish you could do that. You can get only 6 bottles in the upper section. |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: It would be placed underneath the leg of one of them. Mine ends up shaking the floor some too and so can be felt beyond the section its directly underneath. |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: Not really. I keep my chase up against a wall. Maybe from underneath, attaching some sort of latch to chaise and sofa? |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: Im quite short so they are below my knees, for average height they are just above them |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: Im quite short so they are below my knees, for average height they are just above them |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: My sofa and loveseat are 3 inches away from wall and it reclines perfectly by the way they are totally awesome I love them |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: Im quite short so they are below my knees, for average height they are just above them |
search_query: I am thinking of putting this in the corner, will the chairs still fit - one in front and one on the side rather than facing each other? | search_document: I have them in this position against a wall and there is still leg room under the tale. | search_document: The legs can come together and it can be put under a bed or up against a closet wall. |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: The width at the top is 31/2", bottom width 2 7/8" and is 2" high. We purchased ours for the Mr. Coffee Latte machine and it works perfectly and has a handle. |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: 6.5"L x 5"H x 3.5"W. If you include the part that hangs on to the tank the width is 5". You can only fill water up to a height of 4" before the water spills back into the tank in the overflow channel. |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: The clear plastic reservoir cube itself has a dimension of 7.25 x 7.25 x 7.25 inches, which is supposed to hold 1.5 gallons. The entire unit dimensions are 7.25 x 8.5 x 11.5 inches. The LED light extends upward for removing the lid. |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: Bottom Diameter: a little less than 2 inches. Top Diameter: about 2.75 inches. Height: close to 3 inches |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: 4.75" on the outside. From bottom to top inside is 4.25" and you can fill it up to about 4" with room for the lid. |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: Not sure of the dimensions. It did not fit well but we tried to use it for a while. The water evaporated around the openings and left piles of salt deposits. Would not recommend it or the aquariam since we cannot find another top to fit!! Next time we will just purchase a rectangular aquarium. |
search_query: size of width at top and bottom, plus size of height from top to bottom for Hamilton Beach filter | search_document: Width top 4.25 inches width bottom 3.25 and height 2.25. As I said seems small in reservoir but works well. | search_document: about 2 ft wide and about 6 ft long its a good mop but don't get wet. works real well |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: It all depends on the size of the arbor (the cylindrical piece of steel coming from the motor that the blade attaches to). Either look up the model/serial for your old saw to determine your arbor size or pull off the old blade and measure the diameter of the arbor manually with a tape measure. This blade is designed for a saw with a 5/8" arbor. You CAN put this blade on a 1/2" arbor but DON'T. If you do you won't be able to perfectly mount the blade around the arbor and then there will be some serious wobble which will damage the saw and probably be a safety hazard. |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: I had no problem fitting my blade onto my saw. My Frued dado cutters were tight fitting onto the arbor when I first got them, but over time I did not have a problem. You may have to send the set back for one that fits properly. |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: I don't know. It is rather thick so that it may not fit between the guard and the blade. I had to send mine back it was black & decker |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: One more tip. My blade guard is secured to the table saw with 2 10mm hex screws. If yours is the same, Harborfreight.com sells a 10mm ratchet wrench (item #97260) that works like a charm. |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: This cut-off wheel will fit a 3/8" diameter arbor-such as a cut-off tool or mini die-grinder etc. |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: Mine is 7/8" with a 5/8" insert included. The insert is the blade upon shipment so this a 7/8" arbor hole and can be sized down to 5/8" with the included insert. 1/2" doesn't come into play with this blade unless you have your own rings. |
search_query: Will this work on a Dewalt 7480 10" table saw? | search_document: The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem. | search_document: The arbor size listed on the site for the Rockwell RW9231 VersaCut blade is 15 mm. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: I am not sure - I bought one for one of m cats that is truly a "scardy cat" but we have never been able to get it on him. I did use it on a very small dog that is about the size you mention but it was a little tight. I hope some else can give you a more definite answer. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: We only use this on our paralyzed foster dachshund, and it works great for him. I think it would work physically for a cat, would depend on whether the cat was ok with being confined in the bag and the rustling sound the bag makes on the floor when the animal moves. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: I don't think so. Sorry.. Not 100% sure because I gave it away when my dog would not use it. I think it's better for a cat. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: Yes it will work. But, I found out some of my cats can go thru. and others can jump it. Dogs respect it. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: I guess it would work. I turned the eye around so when my cats walk by it doesn't freak them out. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: I guess it would work. I turned the eye around so when my cats walk by it doesn't freak them out. |
search_query: My dog is only 4 pounds - full grown. Is that enough weight to set it off? | search_document: I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too. | search_document: Yes. I've tried this on several cats and small dogs. It worked instantly to stop bad behaviors of all except one cat who is nearly deaf, and in that case it took a couple of seconds of pressing the button before there was any reaction. |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: I suppose you could try. I only used it on the molding around the roof. It has good adherence. |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: It has a small plastic wheel on each side of the bottom of the cutter assembly, so I don't think it would scratch a metal roof. |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: I don't see why it wouldn't work on a metal roof...Just make sure you never cross the wire over itself. I would run it all the way down the downspout...Check the installation instructions that come with it. |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: Yes. Or you can drill through the roof and run a heavy duty like to a cross support beam |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: No. I bought the product for tin roof on my feed room and it would not set on the the metal |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: I wouldn't. Besides being dangerous on a roof u add the possibility of ripping off a single. Best to be left to a roofer with proper insurance coverage. But I would highly recommend this product. |
search_query: Will this work on a metal roof? | search_document: I don't think so. This is metal. It would seriously scratch up your roof. All in all, in don't recommend this thing for anything. Too cumbersome and to hard to handle. | search_document: Assuming it is metal or shingled, I wouldn't see why you couldn't.My only concerns would be if it is a rubber roof. Part of my house has a rubber roof and I am EXTREMELY cautious with anything that I do near or around it. I would not want a device (shovel or roof rake) to take a digger and gouge the rubber. |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: I'm sorry to say Sue that these BB's are not biodegradable but as long as you shoot them into grass you will never see them again. |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: Hi Lauren. No. They are not biodegradable, unfortunately. I had previously purchased another brand on here that WAS biodegradable, but they were no longer available when I tried to reorder. |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: Yes, these are the only poop bags I have found that are truly labeled biodegradable. They are a nice size and hold together fairly well (long enough to tie them up, carry them, and throw them out). |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: Hi there ... sorry, no ... these are not flushable. They are compostable and bio-degradable. |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: Hi, The sides of the package don't display information about the biodegradability, just that they are 'extra long, extra strong, and lavender scented'. If you go to the manufacturer's website, however, you can find out that the core of each roll is made from recycled materials (as is the packaging) and the bag is a corn-based, all natural, compostable product. See more at http://www.earthrated.com/about/. Thanks. |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: I bought these for that purpose but honestly they don't appear to be biodegradable. They seem exactly like those blue ones I used to get except that they are pink. Perhaps they are and they just don't say it on the product box (or bag). I was just going off the description of the product but didn't see it anywhere on the product itself. |
search_query: Are these bags biodegradable? | search_document: They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes" | search_document: If you compost cardboard, I think it is all compostable except for the plastic wrapper. I ended up not composting any of it because of the amount of wet compostables such as food and garden waste that are necessary to mix in to compost these dry ingredients. The mix of wet to dry is about 3 to 1 and in the early spring when I used these, I had nowhere near enough. I guess they are still better for the landfill than plastic. |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: I used the Beam muffler - pretty sure it is manufactured by Electrolux - standard unit I picked up from my local Beam dealer. |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: never had to buy any parts, so don't know where to purchase any. Perhaps Google the company, or maybe there are some ordering instructions in your product booklet. RVing, so don't have our box or booklet with us. When ours got old with use, we just bought another one on Amazon. Parts and shipping would probably cost more than a new unit. |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: You will need to find the brand and model number of your ac unit then locate a RV Repair center. Most places that sells RV.s also services them and can help you with the part. |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: I have had this in my motor home for more than two years now and it works just great. But sorry, I am not sure where it was made as I have lost all my information on this item. The motor home is not handy right now are I would go out and see if their is any information visible on it. Camco Manufacturing is a North Carolina business however and is listed as the top 100 private companies in North Carolina. |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: The muffler can be welded on. Your best bet will be to take it to a muffler shop and let them custom design your set up.. I have this muffler on a Chevy 8cyl and it's barely loud.. If you have a 6cyl it probably won't give you much roar but that will be up to you to decide. But yes you can definitely get it adapted at a muffler shop. The tips can be found online anywhere that will be up to your discretion just make sure they have a 3in inlet since that's the mufflers outlet diameter. Hope this helps |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: Call GreenWorks, or if you have a really good small engine repair shop in your community, they might have one in stock and/or be willing to order one for you. |
search_query: Where can you get a 1 inch OD adaptor for Camco 44461 | search_document: You can have it made at a muffler shop or try and RV dealer that repairs RV's. | search_document: that is a universal performance muffler it would not be direct fit it would have to be possibly cut, modified and or welded to fit and it would be real loud for a caravan |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: By "warming" it, do you mean heat it in the microwave or in hot water? I haven't needed to warm the bottles yet, but you could set the whole thing in hot water, although the water will obviously drip from the sleeve when using it, I would think. These are VERY well made glass bottles, and the sleeve is very well made and durable as well. |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: The product is not microwaveable. The lid is not dishwasher safe. It is better to pour hot water in- which is how I steep tea in it. My guess is that the bottle and sleeve might survive, but I don't think they are designed for the microwave. |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: The product is not microwaveable. The lid is not dishwasher safe. It is better to pour hot water in- which is how I steep tea in it. My guess is that the bottle and sleeve might survive, but I don't think they are designed for the microwave. |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: There is no indication anywhere on the bottles so I'm not sure what the official answer is. That said, I do believe that I put it in the microwave for 2 or 3 20 second clips in an attempt to melt chocolate. It worked but the bottle got very soft and very hot so I wouldn't recommend microwaving on a regular basis. |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: I'm not sure. Honestly this is a waste of money. Just take a big pot with soap and water and boil the bottles. All you do with this is add water and stick into the microwave....Waste of money big time!!! And bigger bottles do not fit in here standing upright. |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: I dont think you are ever supposed to microwave breastmilk. If you dont have a bottle warmer then warm up a pot of water and place the bottle (sealed) in the hot water for about 5-7 mins and it will heat the milk up that way. |
search_query: is this bottle microwave safe? | search_document: You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water. | search_document: No, but you can't heat the bottle in the microwave either. I have to heat milk in a measuring cup and then pour it in the bottle. It's a pain to do, but that's how much my kids love this cup! |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: I don't know exactly, I just plug it, and leave it. whenever I remember it, I take it off the charge, and it'll be fully charged! If you put it in charge with less than %5 battery life, it'll take longer to be fully charged. I usually charge it whenever I use it, I plug it before I sleep, next morning will be fully charged! |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: No, I have never ran out of charge Though. Unless you talk the hole 6 to 10 hrs straight it stays charged for 300 hrs. on standby. If I'm Going to be gone all weekend I take the USB plug with me and charge it up at night. I have a plug on my bike so I can use for a couple of hrs. and I'm ready to go again. The 1000m snaps right off so you can put it away while it charges and you continue to ride. |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: This is not official, since there is no doucmentaion on this subject, but the way i do it, is pull it out, when the battery charger stops its animation (empty, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, full and repeat) Damn i wish there was more documentation that came with this player. It could've been great. And yes, i already overcharged mine, it only last now for about 4 hours after a day of charging. |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: The charger has warning lights to show when the battery is charged or if it´s too hot and it should be removed from charger (or even when it is defected). In general, I keep it charging for 3-4 hours. It gets fully charged without overheating. |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: I always like to keep my electronics unplugged, once is full charger I'll inplugged |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: I usually charge mine every other day but not because it has run down at all.. I've just never gone past 2-3days and still had 1/2 charge left. |
search_query: How long does the battery last on a full charge | search_document: Difficult question. Full charge while playing radio soft? Loud? In the sunshine? In the dark? Charging other devices? With an occasional crank of the charger? Absolutely refusing ever to to crank the charger? I've never let mine fully run out, but the answer is that unless you're completely incapacitated, it's totally simple to keep it going, given all the options that are available to you. | search_document: It can go either way, for optimum power you should keep it fully charged, the charge wont fade just because its not on the charger |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: My 3 yr old and my 6 yr old boys both like playing with this. I would say about 3-8yrs old is the age range. |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: My kids like the 8 or bigger balls. They use them for 4-square, bouncing, and big ball (kind of like kick ball but you use a bat). |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: We gave it to my nephew who is 2. My son (almost 5) loves playing with it too. I'd say 2-6 is probably a good age range. |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: It is a 12" ball...I give lessons and use this for a lot of them... however, it is very difficult for the younger ones to hold it... |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: I purchased 2 Mikasa Playground Balls, both 8.5 inches, for my granddaughters, age 6 & almost 4 at time of purchase. They both are happy. However, a 2 year old might like the smaller size. |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: I'd say it's best for 2/3 to 6/7 year olds. I have a 3 yr old and 5 yr old who play with it a ton (both girls) and their big brother (8 yrs old) joins in sometimes but loses interest quickly. |
search_query: What age group is this for? | search_document: I bought this ball for my 3 & 5 yr old kids. It's the perfect size for them to handle. I would say this size would be beneficiary for ages 3 to 6. Hope this helps... | search_document: My kids like the 8 or bigger balls. They use them for 4-square, bouncing, and big ball (kind of like kick ball but you use a bat). |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: works fine with our wi-fi. Is a fairly upscale computer with lighted keyboard and other extras. We did need to replace the battery after we had it several months. I would recommend this computer. A lot of computer for a little money. |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: Don't buy this computer .... there isn't a harddrive inside that's why it's so inexpensive .... look for another computer with similar specs but spend at least $125 on it .... you should be ok then |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: I have had my computer for almost a year now and it has been a good computer. Not the top of the line, but good for the price. I really like the fact that it is an "all in one" and takes up less space that a computer with a tower. It also has a card reader built into the side so I can easily download my photos from my camera. |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: Yes, it's very fast. My son uses the computer for video games, YouTube, etc. Excellent computer. |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: Although it has an integrated video chip. It would be wise to install a dedicated video card for smoother visuals when watching videos or browsing the web. What kind of video card needed depends on what you plan on doing. |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: Definitely not. There's so much packed into such a limited computer that watching videos is pretty impossible. Gaming depends on the game. The more advanced, the harder it is to use. School work works just fine for me, however.(: |
search_query: can i download xp games get on the web and can i download music and pictures let me know thanks | search_document: good computer but has a lousy video card which is part of the mother board so you can't upgrade. It won't let you watch DVDs', but you can watch movies from Netflix or other source. It works good for the kids to get school work and searching the web. I now have a Toshiba and am very happy. | search_document: You would probably be better off buying a computer that has a cheaper video card, unless you need the intense graphics. |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: Yes they will float for a while. Don't leave them in the water for a long time. |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: To be honest, I don't really know. I just used mine for swimming at the gym pool for lessons. For that, they worked well for me. Sorry. |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: To be honest, I don't really know. I just used mine for swimming at the gym pool for lessons. For that, they worked well for me. Sorry. |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: Hello,I bought them last year and used them couple of times and yes they do float.haven't had a problem with them either.thumbs up. |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: I have used this on about 30 dives and never noticed that it floated. I've never dropped it in the water to see if it floated, its always been attached to my wrist, but in my experience I would say no |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: I don't know--you should ask the manufacturer or look at the description on line. It was a long time ago that I bought them, and I disposed of them because what I wanted them for was to float in a bathtub--and they didn't float upright. |
search_query: do tyr burner fins float | search_document: I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming. | search_document: These are not really thick enough to add floatation. I use them for splash protection and have only been in the water with them a couple of times but have not noticed any added floatation. |
search_query: Can you mount it any where or does it have to go on ceiling? | search_document: You can mount it anywhere. Retracting mechanism is a little slow but otherwise works well. | search_document: We mounted this inside our movie room on the wall. I'm sure you can mount it wherever you like. |
search_query: Can you mount it any where or does it have to go on ceiling? | search_document: You can mount it anywhere. Retracting mechanism is a little slow but otherwise works well. | search_document: The rear camera mount has a double back tape on it. It can be mounted anywhere. Buy a few squares or roll of double back tape in case of mistake in positioning the rear camera. |
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