What does your convection toaster oven do that the air fryer doesn't?
blackbrook
joined 2 years ago
specifically peppermint
The title doesn't say "locally extinct". Do you really not understand how click bait titles work and why they are shitty?
And it's impossible to provide for all these options on one screen, with either a password field that some users ignore or some kind of option selection that either hides or shows it?
The one possible downside is that you should try to be careful to close them slowly to avoid a water hammer effect.
The audience for Newsweek is lay people not ecologists. It's completely predictable that this usage of the word would create misunderstanding. Seems like misleading clickbait to me with a cover of plausible deniability.
Read the first sentence: "Lost and abandoned fishing gear which is deadly to marine life makes up the majority of large plastic pollution in the oceans, according to a report by Greenpeace." I added the italics. Note also that the OP article is about micro plastics.
Related tip: if your washer has rubber hoses running from the hookup to the washer, replace them with good quality metal ones. The rubber ones will eventually fail.
It depends what kind of valve they are. There is a kind that you don't need to worry about that for. I don't remember the terminology, I'm hoping someone who knows this stuff better will clarify my comment. The valves with the oval knobs tend to be the troublesome kind, the kind with a straight handle that only turns 90 degrees doesn't need exercise and it's unlikely to fail.
Out of the blue and into the black...
I don't think this is so much about concentration. It is about tolerance of not being stimulated. It's about how strongly people are driven to seek stimulation when they aren't feeling sufficiently stimulated.
Seriously, when you have a single small file which is that important, it's really not hard to make sure it's backed up in several places.