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What is is the soapy water that comes from on board sinks showers and boat washing typically referred to as?
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Who keeps a record of the actions and decisions of the county board?
The clerk of the county board typically keeps a record of the actions and decisions made during county board meetings. These records are referred to as meeting minutes and serve as an official record of the board's proceedings.
Is the main circuit board in a computer the microprocessor?
No... The main circuit board in a computer is referred to as the mother-board. The microprocessor is one chip on the mother-board, and is often referred to as the 'brains' of the computer.
When was the washer invented?
The washing machine was invented in 1797 as a scrub board and rotary washing machine was created in 1858.
How do you level your washing machine?
you have to have a leveled strong wooden board.
What are the ratings and certificates for Community Sing 9652 April Showers - 1947?
Community Sing 9652 April Showers - 1947 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Approved USA:Passed (National Board of Review)
How was the washing machine been built?
James king patented the first washing machine with a drum in 1851. The first true washing machine was the scrub board invented in 1797.
What are two other names for the motherboard?
The motherboard can also be referred to as the Main Board, or the System Board.
A motherboard is the main circuit board of the computer?
The main circuit board of a computer is referred to as the motherboard.
Is cement board waterproof?
Yes. That is why it's recommended to use instead of gypsum drywall in wet applications such as bathrooms/showers, etc.
Who invented the first scrub board?
James King didnt invent the scrub board he patented a Washing Machine with a drum in 1851
What is graduation hat called?
Most commonly it is referred to as a 'morterboard', but often just called a cap.
Why does a board game have magnets?
"Travel" editions of board games are typically magnetized to keep the pieces in place.
