My 05 acura tsx is making a squeaking noise in the front when i go over speed bumps, is it the shocks or struts? When the car is stationary and I push down on the front it doesn't bounce much but it'll make the same noise but not as loud as speed bumps.
I take it you are a conservative then. What would you rather everyone did? Stick their heads in the sand and keep on pretending that alternative energy doesn't need to be found? Ignore the problem at hand? Keep the status quo? At least we are concerned enough to want to do something. Even if you don't believe in climate change (global warming) , the oil reserves won't last forever. Donna
isn't it unbelievable that more petroleum is used on cars than in that entire list combined? no, we realize that petroleum isn't just used in cars, but right now it's only indispensable as an energy source for transportation, which is unfortunately what it is most commonly used for. there's really no argument against working toward alternative energy, the only issue is whether or not it's too soon. eventually we will have no need for petroleum, and it would be to our benefit to have it as soon as possible.
It depends on the type of fire alarm you have. Either could be set off by a fog machine. There are two types of smoke alarms available today: Photoelectric Smoke Alarms and Ionization Smoke Alarms. Both types of alarms provide adequate protection against fire. Ionization detectors respond more quickly to flaming fires with smaller combustion particles Photoelectric detectors respond more quickly to smoldering fires Combination smoke alarms featuring both photoelectric and ionization technology are also available. When smoke enters a photoelectric alarm, light from a pulsating light source in reflected off the smoke particles onto a light sensor, triggering the alarm. When smoke enters an ionization alarm, ionized air molecules attach to the smoke particles and reduce the ionizing current, triggering the alarm. It is possible that the small water-based particles could set some types of smoke detectors off. Usually, this is only a problem with optical type (photoelectric) detectors, because they sense these particles as smoke. Many fog machines are tested to see if this is a problem. Disabling smoke detector(s) isn't recommended, but if you consider this, you should contact your local fire marshal and your homeowner's or renter's insurance company for advise. Sprinkler systems on the other hand are usually triggered by heat, so the fog in the air won't active heat-activated sprinkler systems.
Nobody has said it will remove the need for petroleum - only that it will REDUCE the need.
Because they did not take Chemistry in High school are College, and they are not that bright, smart that is. Reducing it will not help but stop polluting the air with Chemical waste from Plants, and Land fills and Clear cutting Forrest, polluting our rivers and stream, Off shore drilling . the list goes on of this that we can stop that would help the envoriment.
