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Theodore 3 year s ago
#11 until someone turns the oven on not expecting it to be full of plastic dishes.
       
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salamoon 3 year s ago
Theodore,

i always check the oven before turning it on.... however its stupid to use it as a drying rack... you dont want water to sit in oven.
       
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Didi 3 year s ago
#17 Elnet Hairspray makes 3D printing easier as it makes the print stick better to the plate while it is being printed, and comes of easily when it cools down. It is also an excellent propellant for a potato cannon. Since both use cases involves heat they both make it smell like your grandma caught on fire.
       
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Bertha 3 year s ago
#5 no way? Seriously?
       
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Tim 3 year s ago
#4 that is because of the sugar replacement used it takes some time for your body to get used to it.
       
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Mittie 3 year s ago
#14 nu-uh, it was Romy and Michele that invented post-its!
       
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Judie 3 year s ago
Mittie,

nu-uh, siegfried and roy did~!
       
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"Press and Seal s#cks for food use in my experience, but we use it to apply numbing cream on my son's chest at home before he gets blood drawn from his port at the oncology clinic each week. It holds the cream in place and adheres to his skin well enough that the film doesn't get dislodged by the seat belt on the ride to the hospital. It comes off painlessly, which is not the case for any medical films we have tried. It's a strange little miracle in the pediatric oncology world."

 

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