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Saerynide
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Hmph.... No one at the store knew what teflon tape was nor have they ever heard of glass wool. wtf... 
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thunderfvck
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ha!
Glass wool. I can understand. I haven't seen that stuff before.
But teflon tape! My god, were these people born in caves? It's simply barbaric.
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ROTFL !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thunderfuck, you made my day.
Why?
Ask vulture.............
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axehandle
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Hmph.... No one at the store knew what teflon tape was nor have they ever heard of glass wool. wtf...
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The do insulate the walls of houses where you live, right? Either they don't or you just happened to ask an extraordinarily retarded store clerk.
Try asking for "rockwool". It's sometimes called that. Either that or I suppose I could send you some glass wool... but I simply
can't believe it would be impossible to find, anywhere in the world.
edit: Btw, has anyone seen my roll of 0.5mm Nichrotal-80 wire? I know it's somewhere around here ...... oh, no.... wait. Ah.
[Edited on 2004-5-25 by axehandle]
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Saerynide
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I tried asking for "insulation" material too, but I just realized, no one here knows what insulation is... its 33C all year round, houses
arent insulated here 
I'll try aquarium stores or something later.
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vulture
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Search for yourself. Asking store clerks will get you nowhere, because they're usually the lowest common denominator these days.
I found out when I stopped asking, became a bonehead and searched for myself. Guess what, I found what I was looking for.
Would you work your ass off for 10$ a day? Didn't think so...
Meanwhile, this thread is getting WAAAAAYY off topic.
One shouldn't accept or resort to the mutilation of science to appease the mentally impaired.
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Organikum
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Meanwhile, this thread is getting WAAAAAYY off topic.
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Yes thats actually true. Did I tell you already how fucking hot it is here these days and about the evil storm we had lately? No? Ok, its REALLLLLLY
hot here nowadays, but I believe I told this already before...
btw. Photocatalyzed brominations work well with usual light and there is no problem with thick flasks. And chlorinations prefer BLUE light but hey, I
did it with a 500W halogen lamp and it worked like a charm!
For chlorinations the temperature should exceed 85°C, but boiliong is not necessary. Lower temperatures favor ringchlorination. I would extrapolate
that same is true for brominations, yep.
To the storm: It was such a cruel storm that really BIG trees in park were broken down, I bneliebve trees are not the same quality as the were in the
past. But regarding the fact that these trees were quite old I might be wrong here. At least the 2000 years old oak survived - thats a good sign for
the future I hope!
Saerenide, you might consider to think. Yes thats what men do with their head and what makes them look so stupid!
Not only isolation from the cold is needed in this world, but insulation from hot parts is also very interesting. Boilers for example. Yes "HOT
WATER". Boilers are mostly insulated to keep the water hot. With glasswool for example.
Teflon tape is often plain called "plumbers tape". Have a look.
And it was raining. Streams of water coming down from the sky and the wind was blowing sooo hard that the water came in EVERYWHERE! At least
everywhere where I had forgotten to close the window.
Did you recover your iodine now vulture?
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