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Can it be used with collodium silver? | As I make Colloidal Silver often and know its 99% water, I see no reason that wouldn't work. |
Does it fit a Honda civic 2014? | It should. This is a universal cover which fits multiple cars. Looks thin but works very well. First impression was "I paid too much". After a week or so, I thought "im glad i bought this cover" |
Does it fit a Honda civic 2014? | I believe so. It's similar to a shower cap in the way it's designed. With a little nip and tuck it'll look as if I the armrest was made that way. |
Does it fit a Honda civic 2014? | Brenda, could not possibly fit better! Believe me Im extremely picky person and it is perfect! |
I'm wondering if the tubing is stainless steel as well? | Read the review by RB3. He describes the issues that you may experience and how to solve them. Drill the driver side exhaust flange first as it is a separate piece and that will give the procedure for properly drilling the passenger side which cannot be separated from the assembly. The proper size exhaust plug can be obtained at your local exhaust shop. The shop buy me gave me one for free. |
I'm wondering if the tubing is stainless steel as well? | Yes. I also had to bore out the bolt holes to get the bolts to line up. Other than that, it was a fairly straight forward install. |
I'm wondering if the tubing is stainless steel as well? | Yes tubing, cats and flanges are stainless. I had to dremel out the holes in the flanges to the manifolds as the flanges were to tight to fit on the three studs. |
How much leaked milk can you collect with these? | It was part of a shower gift for my daughter but she ended up not being able to use them due to stopping breast feeding after three weeks because she did not have enough milk. |
How much leaked milk can you collect with these? | I've regularly collected 1.5-2oz on my over-productive a side. When that full, draining into a bottle is a little harder but not impossible - just need both hands to avoid spilling. Or just empty mid-feeding/more frequently. |
How much leaked milk can you collect with these? | I usually get about 1/4 oz or 1/2 oz if I'm lucky first thing in the morning. It may not seem like much, but I'm not a power producer so I'll take and save anything I can get. |
How much leaked milk can you collect with these? | Not sure since I really never used them to collect milk, if I were to guess probably about an ounce each. Although it might be pretty difficult to get the milk out of the container. |
what kind of cinnamon is in this product? Ceylon or casseia? | sorry it doesn't say anything , maybe you can find out from the web site or call the company Stakichhg |
How deep are tahe stairs are they at least 12" deep? | About that not sure, they work best for big dogs but the little ones should be able to get up and down them unless they are afraid. Some dogs are anxious about using them. |
How deep are tahe stairs are they at least 12" deep? | More like 8-10. They're definitely on the small side for pet stairs. I have another set that are much larger with deeper steps. |
How deep are tahe stairs are they at least 12" deep? | The steps are approx. 5" deep and 13" wide. From back of step to front of step is 9" for the bottom one and 10" for top. |
How deep are tahe stairs are they at least 12" deep? | Here are the measurements: 13" high (back), 14" tread (wide), 9" run, 5" rise. |
How deep are tahe stairs are they at least 12" deep? | I would say closer to maybe 6" deep. The picture is a little misleading they are much smaller in person than they appear in the photo. |
Can men use these? I am slender, 5, 5 height | Definitely. It's all about the weight you're wanting to carry. The straps are long enough to fit pretty much anyone. |
Can men use these? I am slender, 5, 5 height | Yes, you could use them. They are nice weights and could be used by either male or female. |
Will This Charge Two iPhone 4 at once? Any idea? | Checked out the Scosche web site and found a reVIVE II - Dual USB Car Charger (USB12V2A) which purportedly has two 1.0 Amp USB outlets. It's anybody's guess whether this a different charger than what Amazon is selling, but it appears to be better equipeed to accomodate two iPhones at the same time. Hope this helps! |
Is this phone unlocked? Can I use it internationally? Thanks. | If says unlocked then is n if your plan allows international, then your good to go....Make sure it states your plan, i.e.: att, horizon, t-mobile, etc.... |
Can the transmitter be used with a light fixture socket adapter and/or a test lead adapter? I see most adapters are for 2-prong transmitters. | Yes, I have used it with the light socket adapter and it works. But remember to have the switch turned on. :-) |
Can the transmitter be used with a light fixture socket adapter and/or a test lead adapter? I see most adapters are for 2-prong transmitters. | As previously mentioned by E. Allen, you could use an ungrounded (two-prong) to grounded (three-prong) adapter to plug into the two-prong lamp socket adapter, such as CableWholesale Cable Wholesale 3 Prong to 2 Prong Grounding Converter (30W1-32200) (strictly speaking, the latter adapter is meant for a grounded receptacle lacking a ground prong...) |
Can the transmitter be used with a light fixture socket adapter and/or a test lead adapter? I see most adapters are for 2-prong transmitters. | Sorry, I am not sure, I was going to try that on a job, but resolved the problem before I got around to using the light socket adapter. I was going to use a 2-prong light socket adapter and a 2-3 prong adapter plugged into that for the test unit. |
Does it have a cancel/stop button or do you bump the slider to release the latch? | It has a cancel button on the right side of the slide. It works just fine. Just push it. |
Does it have a cancel/stop button or do you bump the slider to release the latch? | Cancel button is on the dial you use for setting the number for desired darkness of toast |
The 1.9 GHz Exynos 5420 is quad-core or octa-core? | it's octa, they just listed it wrongsource: http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsung-GALAXY-Note-10.1-2014-Edition_id8139 |
The 1.9 GHz Exynos 5420 is quad-core or octa-core? | To be clear, it is four 1.9 GHz A15 cores, and four 1.3 GHz A7 cores. At this time, it will only run four at a time max, the 1.9 or the 1.3, not all eight. So, not eight 1.9 Ghz A15 cores. |
How many watts is this? | It has a input of 2600W, a cooling of 24.500, a 20 amp connector for a 240V outlet. |
My pectorals seem to grow each week or EACH TIME that I use this product! Does it ALWAYS build your chest even when you're targeting other muscles...? | YES, it's like a hi-rep bench press. If less pec is your goal, then concentrate on the closer grip positions. Good luck! Ed P.S. Or don't go as deep on each rep -- use "rapid partials" for tris and delts. |
My pectorals seem to grow each week or EACH TIME that I use this product! Does it ALWAYS build your chest even when you're targeting other muscles...? | YES, it's like a hi-rep bench press. If less pec is your goal, then concentrate on the closer grip positions. Good luck! EdP.S. Or don't go as deep on each rep -- use "rapid partials" for tris and delts. |
My pectorals seem to grow each week or EACH TIME that I use this product! Does it ALWAYS build your chest even when you're targeting other muscles...? | WARYNJ, you have hit upon the Achilles Heel of pushups (and the bench press, for that matter). Try this: a REVERSE PRE-EXHAUST SUPERSET: do the FRENCH PRESS 1st (using an E-Z bar); with the tris blitzed, now go to the Power Press Board. Most physique artists do the exact opposite b/c they want outsized pecs. And remember (as any swimmer can tell you), per unit of cross-section, the tris are the most powerful muscles in the body. Regards! Ed WARYNJ, you have hit upon the Achilles Heel of pushups (and the bench press, for that matter). Try this: a REVERSE PRE-EXHAUST SUPERSET: do the FRENCH PRESS 1st (using an E-Z bar); with the tris blitzed, now go to the Power Press Board. Most physique artists do the exact opposite b/c they want outsized pecs. And remember (as any swimmer can tell you), per unit of cross-section, the tris are the most powerful muscles in the body. Regards! Ed |
Does this case have the screen protector or is it just open? | Just open. Screen protector is available cheap from other venders on amazon. |
Does this case have the screen protector or is it just open? | It is just open. From my experience the case is enough without a screen protector but if you think your tablet will get thrown around then you may want to invest in a screen protector as well. |
Does this case have the screen protector or is it just open? | It is just open..I love it... Wonderful case I bought screen protectors on line also |
Does this case have the screen protector or is it just open? | No screen protector. But the protection is pretty good. I carry mine in a backpack. No problems. |
will this fit a mercedes station wagon? | You would have to measure your seat, and look at the measurements of the cover. It fits my VW Tiquan perfectly,, and we love it. Sorry, I cannot help you more. |
will this fit a mercedes station wagon? | It fits well in a BMW 3 series and a Honda Pilot, so I would expect that it should fit. |
will this fit a mercedes station wagon? | We have 2. One is used in a Subaru outback, the other in a Toyota Tacoma extended cab. It works in both equally well. |
Can you turn off the soap opera effect? Is this by changing it from 240hz to 60hz? | To turn off the soap opera effect, you may Press the HOME button, go to [Picture & Display] [Picture Adjustments] then select on [CineMotion], then set to Off. This will disable the soap opera effect on the TV. Hope this helps. CEly |
Do these break down fast enough / well enough to use in a home composter? | That's an excellent question. As I look at my composter, it seems that the bags are not breaking down. I have added more moisture and a little dirt to see if that would accelerate the breakdown, but short answer for now is "no." |
Do these break down fast enough / well enough to use in a home composter? | For some context, in big question is temperature. It sounds like these bags require a hot pile to degrade. A "hot" compost pile (>160F) requires approx a cubic yard of material plus frequent turning or good air suplly, to get that hot. That's more material (and work!) than most people / households have available. |
Do these break down fast enough / well enough to use in a home composter? | As a matter of not fast enough for me. I have a tumbler outside and have stopped using the bags because there are bags from months back still in-tack. I have a stainless steel counter composter on my counter I love. Yes it requires a good rinsing after emptying but no big deal. Have several boxes of these left will use for regular garbage at land fill. |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | Maybe?! The cool thing about this light is the casing is aluminium. So if you have the tools and skills you could tap it and built a seriously strong mount for it. Out of the box? I'd say the mount it comes with would not stand up to that kind of use. |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | in the city it's ok but if you are going to the hills i recommend 1800 and Up lumens |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | The light is definitely bright enough, but mine stopped working after about 3-4 months. I suspect the battery, and IMHO it's not very sturdy. Others have made similar comments. I've ordered a different brand - we'll see how that works. |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | It would be bright enough, no doubt, but you would have to use some imagination to attach it to the handlebar. It just comes with a rubber-band that is good for nothing. |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | yes i have it on my motorized bicycle i can go 35 mph and have not had a problem with the vibration as far as bright you will love it i have not seen brighter it is literally a spot light on bright mode hope this helped you |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | Well i haven't myself (so far only on weekly night rides in the city), but I know about a dozen crazy bastards that go out for night rides on the middle of the jungle. To give you and idea where they use them http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jubNbbCD4n4 this is the same place but on day light, enjoy your night rides |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | It is a sturdy yet flexible mount and the light itself is very lightweight, so I would say that it would probably work very well. |
I'm looking to put this on a dirt bike for occasional night riding... Would the be sturdy/bright enough for the job? | Definitely bright enough, I may be concerned about the mount moving around though. It will not fall off but bumps may cause it to shift around. |
My spot2 jumps from the OK mode to the track mode all by itself. Want it to stay on OK mode. Am I doing something wrong? | I can only think that you must have pressed the track mode button before the OK button, as this action would make Spot go back to track after sending out the OK message. If you did not press the "Track" button previously, it should not go to track at all. You may have a hardware problem. Turn it off, pull the batteries, try to start it up again and hopefully it will reset. If not, I would suggest talking to Spot via email. |
My spot2 jumps from the OK mode to the track mode all by itself. Want it to stay on OK mode. Am I doing something wrong? | Sorry, can't help. I didn't pay for the track upgrade. Have you contacted customer service. |
what are the dimensions says 16x16x16 but pic looks much bigger | The entire still setup is more like 19x13 to thump jar and then 19 to cooling coil & cooling bucket. Just as a side note it works really well and the craftsmanship in its construction is excellent. |
what are the dimensions says 16x16x16 but pic looks much bigger | It is small, only 1 1/2 gallons. Will fit on standard stove (under range hood) |
What is the size of the salt cellar? I see the product size, but I am concerned that it is the size of the box, since I would prefer a smaller size. | About 3 and 3/4 in. across (with lid on) & about 31/4 in. high. I love mine! |
What is the size of the salt cellar? I see the product size, but I am concerned that it is the size of the box, since I would prefer a smaller size. | Hello again. I answered before but I've been trying to think of a way to describe the size of this salt cellar. Just picture a whole pound of butter; cut in half. That's about the size of this container. Of course with the edges rounded off. It makes me crazy to be unable to describe it better for you. I often need help myself with certain descriptions. However in my case I usually buy something and if it doesn't work for me I'm stuck with it. Good luck my dear. |
What is the size of the salt cellar? I see the product size, but I am concerned that it is the size of the box, since I would prefer a smaller size. | I believe the dimensions listed are the product's. However, the glass is really thick so the inner dimensions are much smaller. |
What is the size of the salt cellar? I see the product size, but I am concerned that it is the size of the box, since I would prefer a smaller size. | This salt cellar is 3" high and 4" across. It holds approx. 1&1/2 cups of salt. The circumference measured with a stiff unwieldy metal tape is 12". I hope you buy this because it is a perfect and lovely piece to sit by your stove. If you want something smaller, I suggest a small ramekin or tiny custard cup. I love my salt cellar and need to replenish it often as I use salt in all my cooking. I hope this helps because there are times I wonder about things too. Good luck!! Terri |
What is the size of the salt cellar? I see the product size, but I am concerned that it is the size of the box, since I would prefer a smaller size. | It is 3" deep and 3" in diameter. The lid is approx 4" across and is beveled to sit nicely on the jar without moving. It will not slide off, you have to lift it off. It is solid glass and fairly heavy. I love mine. |
What is the size of the salt cellar? I see the product size, but I am concerned that it is the size of the box, since I would prefer a smaller size. | This Anchor Hocking Salt Box is 4" wide and 2 and half inches tall (without the lid on). Since that is where the salt will be, I did not include height with lid..which is only about 1/4 in wide.I consider this a 'small' salt box', at the same time not one I have to fill everytime I use it a few times. |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | so far very durable - we have dropped it on the wood floor and it did not break. but - interest waned very quickly and now it is gathering dust. |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | I sometimes teach kids to program with the Sphero. I like to have them kick it around the room like a soccer ball - the thing is pretty indestructible without the rubber shell. It's also waterproof. Haven't seen one break yet. |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | It is very sturdy. When coupled with a nubs cover it is very durable. Well constructed. |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | Very durable. My kids love theirs. We have the nubi cover, too. Great for outdoor play. Just take it off sphero, wash, dry and put back on. Very simple. |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | It seems fairly durable. We've had no problem with it. The instructions say to not drop it more than 18 inches but we've not tried that. |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | We use it to play with the dogs. It runs into evening. Never a problem. Don't that it would handle getting run over by a car, but over all, pretty robust |
Is it durable? Will it break easily? | The thing is pretty damn durable especially if you get the rubber outer protection. The down side is that the rubber slows down the ball quite a bit |
Does it have a built in pre amp? | No. If you're looking for a recommendation, I'm using mine with a TC-750 pre-amp. I have no complaints. |
why is the word japan allowed and not most other names of countries? | JAPAN also happens to be a noun and a verb. It means a special kind of coat with glossy black finish or to apply that kind of coat. E.g. "I japanned my desk." http://www.wineverygame.com/word/meaning/japan.html |
Compared to the 2 hours the new and improved Hero 3+ gives you. How do these batteries compare? Has anyone timed their usage of these batteries? | The Wasabi batteries last a little longer than the 3 Black batts. The new 3+ battery will not fit in this charger without a slight modification. The 3+ battery is slightly thicker. I have been using the 3+ with the external battery pac and it will last through two dives taking continuous video. But so will the Wasabi and the external pac. |
Compared to the 2 hours the new and improved Hero 3+ gives you. How do these batteries compare? Has anyone timed their usage of these batteries? | Yes these batteries are suitable for Hero 3+ BE and I can tell that they is better than what go complete with the camera. I use them on Gopro Hero's camera 3+ BE |
will it work with surface rt? | I don't know. It is compatible with Wacom Feel It technology; this link will tell you about it. http://www.wacom.com/en/us/overlays/feel-it-overlay |
will it work with surface rt? | It will NOT work with Surface RT or Surface 2, only the Surface Pro and Pro 2. The RT Surfaces don't have a Wacom digitizer, so they wouldn't be able to use this or any other Wacom based Stylus, only a capacitive stylus. |
will it work with surface rt? | It should work. It works with Lenovo tablet 2, which a similar Windows 8 tablet. |
What VESA compatibility does it have for wall mount/monitor arm? Is it VESA 75/100? | Sean, The Stand can be removed with a standard Phillips driver and It has the a mounting pattern that matches VESA MIS-D described here: http://www.ergotron.com/tabid/300/language/en-US/default.aspx the holes are recessed slightly and hidden beneath a plastic piece that is removed when taking off the stand. |
I've never had a scope on a shotgun before. Do you need special rings to handle the recoil? | Good question Doug. No special rings needed, you should be able to get the base and rings at your local Dicks Sporting Goods (or any other store that handles firearm accessories.) The important consideration is whether or not you want to still be able to use the iron sights...if you do, you'll need to purchase rings that let you look underneath the actual scope mount. These are called "shoot thru" rings. I do not recommend them but some hunters insist on being able to use the iron sights. Hope this helps! -Mike |
I've never had a scope on a shotgun before. Do you need special rings to handle the recoil? | Nope you don't need any special rings just a scope rated for shotgun recoil. |
I've never had a scope on a shotgun before. Do you need special rings to handle the recoil? | any good shot gun scope rings will work the important part is the recoil and how the scope hanles it , this simmons is a good choice for you if you like it |
I've never had a scope on a shotgun before. Do you need special rings to handle the recoil? | You need steel rings AND a steel scope rail. You dont want any aluminum. It starts to shear with high recoil loads. I ruined an aluminum base in 10 shots on my .500 handi rifle, which is similar in recoil to a hot 12 gauge slug. |
I've never had a scope on a shotgun before. Do you need special rings to handle the recoil? | dougI used the Accushot rings ( ordered from amaon) with a Simmons Prohunter shotgun scope. works great. no special rings rings required. |
I've never had a scope on a shotgun before. Do you need special rings to handle the recoil? | No special rings just make sure you purchase them separate .Also, recoil on my 20 gauge is minimal. |
Does this work with refilling lighters | Yes, that's the reason I bought them. As long as one of the tips fit the refill fitting on your lighter. They will work. |
Does this work with refilling lighters | yes it does, it also has about five or six different attachments to fit different types of lighters. |
How does this light attach to a picture frame? | The answer is ... how do you want the light to attach to the picture frame? You can clip it on the the clips attached to the base of the frame or you can remove the frame base and use the wall mount for a more permanent installation. Either way it is simple as pie and gives one a good light. I use it for my craft shows to provide lighting when no plug in power is available. I found the light to be very nice and toward the end of the day when the other outdoor booths were dim ... my booth looks like the bright spot in the show. The lights give plenty of light for patrons to shop and see well. |
How does this light attach to a picture frame? | I can't answer about mounting on a frame because I modified the lamp to mount on a picture easel to display art works. Sorry |
How does this light attach to a picture frame? | The front two clips on the front clip to the front of your frame. The back part is what will hold on to the back of the frame |
Can you tilt it up to get the reflective headlight nighttime view like a standard flip up rear view mirror? | Sorry, I hit yes to your answer thinking it was an option to let me give me feedback back. I don't think the Broadway mirror will allow you to tilt up as a separate piece from standard mirror because once you clip it on the mirror is in a set position. I would recommend contacting seller see if there are add-ons you can purchase to get the mirror to tilt in the desired position. Hopefully that helps answer your question. |
Would any of these be able to fit a full-sized down-filled Northface sleeping bag? | Yes, I used one for my sleeping bag and it worked well. I would measure the diameter and length of your bag when rolled up or stuffed to get the correct size. |
Would any of these be able to fit a full-sized down-filled Northface sleeping bag? | I am not sure that would depend on what the temp rating is, as that determines size too. If you have the old sack you could try and determine it's size to find out. If you don't have many of these then I would buy one . I love them and use them to store everything inside my pack. They help compartmentalize and they will keep it dry too. I just looked at mine and I think the 13L would fit almost any down bag. You could always go 1 size bigger to be sure and if it's too big throw a camping pillow in too. :{) |
Would any of these be able to fit a full-sized down-filled Northface sleeping bag? | Yes, buy you'll have to get the right size. I used to use the Army water proof bag with a plastic bag inside of that and this is a much better option for water proofing. Depending on they type of sleeping bag you have (which I'm assuming is a "mummy" stuff bag and not one that rolls up with a wide opening) then you are good. The largest Sea to Summit will hold a -40 degree Wigley sleeping bag with a gortex cover. Fitting is important and too big or too small can be frustrating or waste room in a backpack - cheers and good luck! |
Arrived from China in grey plastic bag, no brand packaging/instructions/or batteries. Just read above re need for 1 x AA. Are these knock offs? Light weight item - does not appear as durable looking as one in photo. Will post photos once i get... | In regards to your inquiry, the first flashlight I ordered was from MECO. I can't remember how that was packaged, but the flashlight was as described, adjustable and a flashing (strobe) light feature. It also had the brand Cree on it. I liked it so much I ordered 10 more. Although these look the same as the first flashlight, they do not have the strobe feature and we're not marked with Cree. Other than that they all seem to function satisfactorily and seem to be heavy duty. |
What is width they will adjust to and height they will adjust to? How many rails and how many legs do you get? | You get 2 rails, 4 legs. Have the legs at 7 but there is at least another 2 to unscrew and there are 4.5 inch extensions so -- you can go at least to the 14 inch range. Think the width will go to 75 but...they're on the bed at this time so we can't measure for you. |
What is width they will adjust to and height they will adjust to? How many rails and how many legs do you get? | 2 rails per pack...they adjust easily, just screw up or down. I ordered 2 packs and used 3 rails of the 4 for my king bedThey adjust to whatever width you want. |
Does this item have a cut out for the volume and on/off switches? | Yes, it does. It opens up in a little spot to allow you to use the power and volume buttons. |
Is this low beam or high beam? | It can be either low or high depending on what type of reflector you put it in. This bulb is used on cars that have four reflectors - two with high beam pattern and two with low beam pattern. |
Is this low beam or high beam? | When I purchased this i assumed it was Low beam and that's what it turned out to be |
Is this low beam or high beam? | Depend on the bulb type/number. I'm uncertain about an H7 bulb, as I use a model 9003 bulb - which has both a high and low beam filament. If your car has dual headlights (i.e. separate housings for high and low beam, like many European cars) then I assume the H7 is strictly low beam. |
Is this 10 inch inner lip diameter or outside edge diameter (inner lip seems to be a bit smaller than outside edge)? | The inner lip fits 10 inch pan, perfectly....Outer edge is slighty wider, but does not affect fit. |
Is this 10 inch inner lip diameter or outside edge diameter (inner lip seems to be a bit smaller than outside edge)? | All pans are measured to their outside edges, as many pans have curved sides and you have varying diameters to deal with. hth |
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