Mr. Muscle oven-cleaner, safety instructions; Irritating to skin. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wear suitable rubber gloves.I’ve been using it bare-handed without any obvious ill effects. Is this safety instruction correct or incorrect?
Max life of Smoke detector is 8-10 years. Smoke detector life could be shorten with the aid of high dust, high particulate , Uncovered smoke detector during sanding or finishing of drywall. High humidity, Smoke injury together with cigarette or cigar. As it is close the tip of its lifestyles , if the detector (which include a radioactive seeds and the receiver ) is blocked . The smoke detector will preserve on beeping every minutes or so. That you could either. Vacuum , Blow with air gun the smoke detector and hope it's adequate to wash the detector . Or get a new one. I'd get a new one. Much less work, much less time and more safe. A great smoke detector is most effective about 16 bucks at lowes, dwelling depot , walmart and so on. It's worth your peace of mind do not you feel ?
No (to your main question). Although waterlogged clothes do make it much more difficult to swim, because they cling to your body and restrict your movements, they don't 'drag you under'. But someone who is also wearing a lifejacket does not need to swim, they only need to stay warm for long enough to be rescued. And for that, clothing _does_ help. Although not nearly as effective as e.g. a wetsuit or drysuit, clothes do insulate you to some extent, and every degree counts when it comes to avoiding immersion-hypothermia. Provided the immersed person does not move around too much (e.g. adopting the Heat Escape Lessening Posture), a full-length layer of clothing will tend to trap a layer of water against the body, which can then be warmed above the surrounding water temperature. If air is also trapped in the clothes, that will also tend to act as insulation and flotation. Practical upshot is, if you accidentally fall into water fully clothed, but are close to a point of safety, then ditch your (bulkiest) clothes and swim for it. If you aren't near a point of safety, then keep everything on and wait to be rescued.
Put on a three quarter helmet and let your friend hit you as hard as he can in the face with a cast iron frying pan, now try it with a full face helmet. Notice any difference? Like MacDonald's hamburgers. Harley motorcycles are marketed heavily, but the bikes kind of suck and if you start looking, they are as common as dirt. But try explaining to a 5 year old that a kobe beef burger is better than MacDonald's.
