I need help finding a good vacuum. I have knee length hair. I always end up killing every vacuum that we have owned. After every other use I need to cut hair from the bottom of the vacuum. The hair causes the belt to burn up and a burnt rubber smell to happen. It ends up dead about 2 months later. Are there any vacuums that are good for long hair? If I buy a canister vacuum can I avoid the roller that’s under the upright? thanks
There's insufficient reason to fire the man and probable cause due to the statistics. I'd say the suit was justifyable. Not to mention the company realizing that they were going to lose money on the suit when they saw it going the other way and tried to give him a job back. (Which shows it likely wasn't necessary to fire him in the first place and that they were likely going to fire him again shortly after) I also concur with Teresa's answer. I don't really know a lot about the scenario, so I'm just speaking out of my own opinion.
How would you get a lot of the white stuff through pipes to a fire hydrant? It has to be water. Most large fires are able to be put out with water. The white stuff is expensive, but it works on grease and electrical fires as well as regular fires. It can't be piped through pipes; it is pressurized inside of fire extinguishers.
There are a number of types of resin, epoxy is just one group of them. They usually come in a two part mix, the resin and hardener. When the parts come together a reaction takes place which is irreversible, the mixture drys hard; this forms a thermo-setting plastic which is of little use alone though there are some epoxy adhesives and paints. The mixture can be used to impregnate various fibers while wet, the fibers form what we call the matrix. The finished material is a bit like glass re-enforced plastics (glass fibers in phenolic resin) but stronger. The material is very resistant to most chemicals and can be used in high temperature acidic or alkaline environments.
Forget the coating. Just make the primary lens out of clear lab corundum in the first place and you won't worry about the tricky deposition process.
