We HAD a leak problemThat is now fixedBut if you stand in front of the unit in the garage, the very base part (box shaped base) has insulation on all three visable sidesWell the insulation is totally moldy and mildewedA) Can I just tear that off (wearing gloves) or could I get electrocuted that way? B) Any safety issues with getting rid of that insulation? C) how do I replace it?I have a photo if that helps.
Well if you look at this line in the recipe: 20 large shrimp, peeled, deveined, shells reserved - it means you are supposed to keep the shells when you have peeled the shrimp to use later in the recipeFish shells (heads and all!) add flavour to sauces, which is why the recipe is calling you to put in half of the shells in with the orange juiceI hope this helps!
Saying throw another shrimp on the barbie is taboo in Australia because saying the word Shrimp immediately marks you as a dumb AmericanAustralians don't throw shrimp on the barbieThe proper phrase is throw another prawn on the barbieShrimp are not naturally found anywhere in AustraliaThe only reason Americans are so used to the shrimp one is because of a certain advertising campaign by the Australian tourism board that had Paul Hogan (of Crocodile Dundee fame) saying that because the American culture is so insular they would not have known what a prawn was.
It Means Don't Throw Them Away you'll need them later in the recipe Place the orange juice and 1/2 of the reserved shrimp shells in a medium saucepan, bring to a boil and cook orange juice is reduced to 3/4 cup.
I don't know who gave all the thumbs down, but they're all correctBuy the shrimp in the shell and when you peel them, toss the shells in a bowlUse half with the OJ, and with the other half you can make a great shrimp stock for soup or bisqueI even 'reserve' my shrimp shells when I go out to eat so I can make stock out of it.
There should be a power switch installed on the side of or near the furnaceIt usually looks like a standard light switchYou can simply turn the power of the furnace by flipping this switch or by going turning off power at the breaker-box/fuse-panelHowever, it sounds like removing the insulation you are talking about, there is likely no chance of getting shockedIt is probably a sheet-metal/duct-work base that the furnace is sitting on and it is insulated so that you don't lose heat/cooling into the garage spaceSimply remove the insulation and install new or hire an HVAC contractor to do this for you.
