I have a Mitsubishi Montero Sport 98'I'm not really sure how to buy one that will fitIs the pipe really important or can i use the old hose and just get the filter?
No, I don't think it is dangerous to eat food baked in either side (shiny or matte side) in an aluminum foilIt is dangerous though to put aluminum foil inside a microwave oven to cause those electromagnetic fields to catch fire unless you have a microwave with a cavity magnetron tube to reflect the electromagnetic fields and also don't try to chew and ingest the aluminum foil
Some years ago, some people in Guam developed conditions similar to Alzheimer's by cooking in CHEAP aluminum pansI assume that they scraped the pans, and ingested a lot of aluminum particlesI did read the article in a science magazine that I subscribed toThey had a picture of a brain cell with aluminum stuck in itI suppose that the aluminum impeded the normal flow of electrical signals within the brain.
Aluminum pans are only a potential danger if you are cooking acidic foods in them, like tomatoesSo bake your lasagna in a glass or ceramic dishHeavy-duty aluminum is the best sort of pan for baking cakes and cookiesI have no idea who told you that it is unsafe to heat aluminumAluminum is perfectly safe for baked goodsI am much more worried about the coatings on the non-stick pans.
You are not eating the aluminum foil when wrap food in it to cookThere is little transference of aluminum to the food you eatWhen using it for baked potatoes, the skins just slide off so the potato meat itself had not contact with the foilThough I have also read something on the use of aluminum cooking vessels and aluminum foil having some properties that can be dangerous to our health, I could find no articles from the FDA or other such qualified organizations regarding the use of aluminum foil.
Make sure it's a cold air intake systemThe aluminum tubing open under hood deals are a waste of money and performanceCold outside air always contains more oxygen which supports combustion far better than hot under-hood air.
