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This is the Emsa SENATOR CLASS Flask, it came like that with a real leather sleeve. However they changed it now to plastic/silicone... Sad that all the good things go away in this modern world

I think you really didn't get my "logic". All I did was conveying the history of white wall tyres, without putting any value tag on what they are today or how somebody should value them. Anyway white walls like back in the days are not produced anymore for almost a century. Under the white wall of the todays versions is always black rubber - so they are equal in quality. PS: Gold is a metal and not rock

@@unfinishedthought​​⁠​​⁠​​⁠​​⁠​​⁠​​⁠​​⁠ Your entire premise is based on people mistakenly assuming whitewall tires were originally a luxury, which you have no evidence to support. Instead of just explaining the history of whitewall tires, you introduced a value component to them and later literally stated they were cheaper to buy compared to carbon tires. Additionally, while carbon tires were indeed more expensive, what’s more luxurious, an infrequent purchase of expensive long-lasting carbon tires or being able to afford more frequent purchases of less durable whitewall tires because a car owner prefers their appearance? Luxury means different things to different people. Also, of course gold is metal in the literal sense, but it’s often found in rocks. My point was that to some earlier generations of people it was nothing more than pretty colored veins in a rock rather than holding any particular monetary value, just as some people like whitewalls because they think they’re pretty, not because they think they’re luxurious.

jahat? :)

absolutely 👍🏻

@you’re a weirdo

@ weirdo alert

@@asamaimusic relax snowflake 😘

Better high than not seeing things 🤷🏼‍♂️

I thought it goes without saying to rinse it out after washing 🙏🏻😂

cool, had no idea its from that movie!

Getting there! So far AFR is perfect in full throttle at low to mid range RPM, then its gets too rich up to 1:12. I still think my main jet is right and the final adjustments need to be done with the air correction jet and emulsion tubes. I also still get some issues with quick acceleration even though my pump jets are already quite big. Setup so far: Main Jet 116 (reamed) Air Correction 185 Emulsion Tube 45 F9 (air holes reamed to 0,8mm) Pump jet 85 Pump exhaust spill valve 60 I try to ream the air correction jet a little bigger, drill another set of holes in the emulsion tube for the very high RPM area (close to the main jet) and size the pump exhaust spill valve a good chunk smaller, maybe 40

hydro flask layer?

So glad to hear that:)

Dishwashing soap is not designed to be able and clean something without the manual help of scrubbing. Hence you will not get a clean bottle with that. Dishwashing Detergent on the other hand is - thats why it gets the job done. With baking soda and vinegar you'll get a smelly volcano out of you bottle and you'll disinfect your grime but it will stay there and in a day or two will smell again.

THEY do

Desinfects the grime which will kill the smell momentarily, but its not getting it out. The only thing vinegar is deleting is limestone build up but no organic grime.

@@unfinishedthought I never noticed. I did rinse it thoroughly along with air drying. I will look into it some more

@@alanguages For kettles its the right thing, you only fill water in those anyway so the only residue to deal with is limestone. In flasks the problem is different, there you bring in sugars and other organics which will sit there for a long time with ideal temperatures for organisms to grow. That stuff you just cant get out with vinegar alone

I'd also like to understand your problem 🤔 Do you understand the principle of a thermos flask?

It's damaged. Buy a new working one

crunchy

​@@unfinishedthoughtat least they wont heve to change the motor oil

in England you drive on the left side of the road, thats why you sit in the right side in the car as a driver

It was in fact amongst the symbols which was shown to the test groups 🤪 I was already wondering when finally somebody mentions it 😂

sadly I ended up buying sonicare again 😂 Seems the rest is just not the same. Guess they know it so they can come away with their issues

might work as well, but who has tabs for dentures at home? 😂😬 Dishwasher Tabs work very well, are safe cheap and readily available.

@@unfinishedthoughtironically we do lmao and we have no idea where they came from 😂

@@kiiamarie3881 lol :D Maybe some long time passed away relatives? :D

well, same with any other detergent.. Just rinse it out well, its not that hard 🤷🏼‍♂️

Very risky 😬

@@unfinishedthought ah, i think i'll risk it :P thanks for replying!

@@032SBJ. let us all know if you're well after doing it 🙏🏻

@@unfinishedthought oke

@@unfinishedthought it's been a while and nothing happened :D

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Well, I can also "lift" it a little bit. But maneuver it out of an engine bay and to the ground beneath the car? Sure its nothing super human but still impressive to me and nothing I'd dare 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@unfinishedthought thats awesome are you able to walk with it, the one I lift is a v8 engine block

@@tracesmith a V8 will be somewhat around 250 - 350kgs dry. Even if you are able to somehow lift it up I dont see you carrying it from A to B or even handling it out of an engine bay. Make a Vid is you can and get millions of views for that superman move;)

Lol I said the engine block not the full engine by the way my uncle could pick one up and walk with it lol a full v8 engine in a chevy truck

sollst es ja nicht saufen 😂 Spülmittel trinkst du ja, hoffe ich, auch nicht 🤷🏼‍♂️

cool idea! But I guess better not to do this with a glas insert flask 😅

lucky you:) when you as negligent as me and forget your sugared tea with a slice of lemon in your flask for a month or two - then add some hot summer days in the equation: you are presented with some weapon grade stink 👌🏻

its not killing anything buddy. You know what material dishwashers made from the inside? Right - Metal ;) but thx for the comment

Washpowder should do the trick as well, it works with the same principle 👍🏻

@@unfinishedthought Thank you 😁

that was a machine reamer which I modified to be used by hand. I rounded off the edges on the tip and rear end of that tool to form a ball shape. That way it guided itself through the material.

@@unfinishedthought Thanks the answer. 😃

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IMHO, you dont... If you can find the leaky spot and can reweld/solder it then you'd need a vacuum pump and attach some sealable nozzle to hook it up. All in all: I guess it just means to get a new one :/

its a mad world 🤷🏼‍♂️

In fact no, lemon juice is a very bad option as you add sugar which will only add fuel to existing bacteria and fungus. After a initial fresh smell which will not last longer then a day it will be worse then before. But don't take my words for it - try it out on a grimed up bottle 🤢

try it:)

they are sold at every tobacco store in Moscow, dirt cheap 👍🏻

@unfinishedthought Any way to get them in EU? I'm talking about Bulgaria.

@@DaniMalev Legally impossible unfortunately - can't tell you why but they tell you you have to toss them at the border control 🤷🏼‍♂️

@unfinishedthought Damm :( I would like so much if I can try them. But anyways, thanks for the answer!

​@@unfinishedthoughthow much they cost in euro terms ?