I have a battery powered carbon monoxide alarm that started beeping a hour ago, but then stopped when I replaced the batteries.
You can wash them, try to put in even numbers, one on one side one on the other to keep the machine balanced during the washing and spinning. Then, DO NOT DRY IN THE DRYER!!! Hang to dry outside or in the laundry room. Don't use bleach on them as this will eat the rubber. Drying in the dryer will dry out the rubber backing and make it flake all over your floor!
im a teenager also and my hair is slower then a turtle !!. it gets really annoying but my cousin told me to have my hair in a ponytail as much as possible, braid it at night,and if you have split ends try to get a leave in conditioner. I just recently started ti take pills so my hair and nails can grow, they work for me, maybe you'll have luck some of these ideas?
First, you do not possess any riding skills, yet you want a full blown street legal race bike? You want a machine that will be insanely expensive to insure? You want a machine that will be hard to ride and will actually hinder the learning curve? These 600 cc sport bikes are the worse machines to learn on. Did any one tell you that bit of information? I suspect not. Don't believe my recommendations? Read what the people have to say on the Gixxer forum. Still don't believe me? Read what the people have to say on the Sport Rider forum. Still don't believe me? Read last article below from the view point of a beginning 21 year old rider. Long read, but well worth your time. Honest advise, do not try to convince your folks that you will be a good, safe rider because it ain't going to happen. The skills are not there. Advise, pay for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation riders course with your own money. Take the course and LEARN!! Then save your money until you are 18. Then purchase a standard bike in the 250 cc to 500 cc range. Heck, even a dual sport bike like the Kawasaki KLR 650 would be a good starter bike. Bike is super easy to ride, gets good gas mileage, and is easy to work on. Plus can be had for $2500 to $3500 used. Here is something I bet you don't know. A GSX-R 600 will do around 65 mph in first gear. The KLR will do 65 mph in 5th gear. Guess which bike is easier to learn on? The KLR. Tall first gear is bad for a beginner. Low first gear is good for a beginner. This is the truth. Good Luck
I usually place in the washing machine with regular detg, then dry in the dryer for about 10 minutes on low heat setting with a fabric softner sheet, then hang until dry. If you are concerned about your washing machine, you can always go to a laundramat and use theirs. Some of their machines are heavy duty and you can wash several rugs at once.
I would not wash these in my own machine because they come apart and plug the washing machine pump up and then if you do not have the ability to fix this you will need a repair man to do it for you take them to a laundry mat these heavy duty machines can do the job and at someone elses expence.
