I had an expander (if that's what you're talking about) for about a year and a month. A HUGE recommendation is to get a WaterPik. It's a little machine that squirts out water with a lot of pressure to remove any food that is stuck in your appliance. It was a huge help to me, I couldn't have went through the process without it.
Appliance cords are typically made of copper.
Not ALL metal bands use pentagrams. With the exception of Norwegian black metal, most bands use the pentagram for shock value. Not ALL metal bands use pentagrams. With the exception of Norwegian black metal, most bands use the pentagram for shock value.
Yes.
It really depends on the age group you are talking about, but I would say about a 6/10
there are lots of heavy metal bands in America
Metal watch bands are not quite as durable as leather watch bands, but do need to be replaced from time to time.
There are a lot of death metal bands. Starting back in the early eighties.
Sears uses columbite tantalite for the appliance uses because they are an appliance store. You can probably find traces of the mineral in their washing-machine's metal and their oven's metal as well.
That depends on what you like. There are bands like "Bullet for my Valentine"
You need metal bands because you have an overbite. The metal bands have hooks on them. You put rubber bands on each of the hooks (they are on the top and the bottom) and then it pulls your teeth into the right shape. Btw don't worry it does't hurt when they put the metal bands on. Not everyone needs them because not everyone has an overbite.
Metal Archives lists 66 bands in Manchester, which will include bands both active and inactive. See related link.
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