I'm 21 still living at home, I feel as if i'm not being heardThat what I want doesn't matter to anyoneI feel almost invisible, my mom gets mad at me over the smallest things and tares my self confidence apartI don't have a choice but stay there because I cant afford rent and my dad and step mom try to make me something i'm notI feel like they don't care about meMy sister got the looks and intelligent genesI feel like every time they yell at me about school im doomed to failI feel like they are setting me up to fail.What should I do?
A lot of aluminum pots these days have a teflon coatingIf the pot is plastic-coated, then you won't get any aluminum from it Twenty years ago, there were concerns about aluminum pots because of the aluminum content of alzheimer clumpsBut aluminum intake was cleared from worries about alzheimer - the clumps gather aluminum rather than vice versaI'm not aware of any more recent health concernsThe first link below claims that the anodizing process that hardens the surface of the pot, also locks in the metal so that none gets into the foodIn the second link, Planet Grean (part of Discovery Channel) says that you're allowed 50 milligrams per day, and even using non-anodized aluminum cookware would give you five or sixBut they say not to cook acidic foods, store food in the pot, or keep using the pot after a major scratch in the hardened surfaceIn the third link, Treehugger (also part of the Discovery empire) says that you get more aluminum from your drinking water than from aluminum cookware(Alum is used to settle sediment in big-city water supplies.)
Aluminum is soft, a sheet of good sandpaper should work just fineWrap the sandpaper around a small block of woodGet a fine grit for metal.
