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I would use alcohol then re-due whatever the mold covered.

To hang light weight items such as a poster, Sticky Tac is an excellent removable, and reusable adhesive that won't harm the paint. Stores do sell several versions of this adhesive in different brands. It's generally white, is a form of 'putty', and comes packaged in sections of small squares or lengths.

You can protect your oil-based paints from a skin by just adding a bit of mineral spirits to lie on the surface of the paint before you close the can. If a skin is formed, take a sharp tool to cut it away, lift it (in one piece if you can) out and discard into an empty can with a tight lid. If there are dried crumbs (snots) of paint in the fresh paint, sift through cheesecloth or paper strainer into a clean can. Dispose of all paints at your town's recycling centers.

srub it hard it has relly hard to taket of

Time to dry depends very much on the viscosity of the glue used, and how far apart the glued surfaces are. With very thin super glue and smooth surfaces touching, it can be as fast as one second. Thicker glue will take up to 3-4 minutes..

Scrub the garment with turpentine. This will get rid of any oil paint. Of course the clothing will need a thorough wash afterwards to get rid of the turpentine smell. There is also this awesome product called kiss off!! When I paint with oils I tend to get it everywhere and it always gets rid of the stains!

To protect those natural rights that the individaul can not effectively protect in a state of nature.

Turn off any gas and pour water on the fire and/or beat it with a wet rag. If it is a regular fire, water will work, do turn off any gas. If it is an electrical or grease fire, you would use a fire extinguisher or flour.

A flame sensor is a safety mechanism installed on gas furnaces. It is located directly between the burners and the gas supply. When your gas kicks on, the flame sensor MUST detect a flame. This safety mechanism is to prevent your house from filling up with un-lit gas. Even if your burners are igniting, if your Flame Sensor is dirty (covered in carbon from typical use) it will fault out, thus shutting off the furnace over and over. If this is the case, your furnace will kick on every 2 minutes (because the thermostat tells it your house is too cold) and then will shut off after 5 or 10 seconds as a result of the Flame Sensor Fault.

Anti Freeze it also has Propylene Glycol.

They'll go over anything sweet. If you wan't to get rid of them, pour some honey on the ground and then just go inside watch tv or whatever, and when you come back there will be lots of ants. Now all you need to do is take the hose.. and "Bye Bye Ants"

the liquid vaporizes and the resulting gas molecules wander about the room

I fact yes it will. The hardener is just that, to speed up the curing time. With extra it cures faster, with less it takes longer. If you dont use any at all the curing will take exponentially longer, however it is epoxy steel resin and it will eventually dry (cure) even without the hardener it can not stay wet forever

just throw a ball to a window then itll break

To remove moss from your monoblock, start by scrubbing the surface with a stiff brush and a mixture of water and dish soap to dislodge the moss. For more stubborn growth, a solution of vinegar or bleach diluted in water can be applied, but be sure to rinse thoroughly afterward. Additionally, improving drainage and sunlight exposure can help prevent moss from returning. Regular maintenance, such as cleaning and sealing the surface, will also reduce moss buildup over time.

You sure can, as long as both products are latex based or both are oil based, etc... The mixed result will also have a different sheen than both of the originals, so make sure that you have enough left over for touch ups later.

A 'sustainable home' is one that is environmentally friendly. It is built from recycled materials or other natural resources. It's also built to be energy efficient using alternatives such as solar power. See related links on further details on the design of a sustainable home.

mdf is strong but not very strong

Yes, although cost issues may prohibit. I've seen companies that make LED/lightbulbs.

The zester should be soaked in soapy water to soften the food residue, then cleaned with a stiff brush, such as a tooth brush.

That's a millepede. They don't bite. But I am really tired of them. We are in a new house; I didn't see any last year but they are in full force this year. I plan to spray the foundation to see if that will help.