Gotta get the right soap. I have some specifically for balls, and I can go like 4 whole hours before the smell starts creeping back.
But I seem to have the opposite gene from the one south east Asians have that makes them have no BO, so I’m sure regular people will have better results.
I live in the south and they seem to be a rarity here. Most every car above the base models have heated seats for some reason. My wife loves it, but it’s useless for me. I think I’ve used mine once in 3 years.
The logs only getting heat from one side is the issue. With the logs being on top of the fire, the fire can reach around them and burn them more completely.
There’s probably a bit of an increase in burn time with the log cabin method, but it’s going to require more maintenance in the long run. The key to a good fire is to get a solid bed of coals built up quickly.
I don’t believe for a second that the first attempt was legitimate.
I’ve had that, and it’s amazing. Besides the salary, it’s what I miss the most from my old job.
But that’s only using like 2 minutes of the 2 hour return window
Right, but the mythology is pretty clear about her being a virgin.
What? Mary was allegedly a virgin when she became pregnant with Jesus, but that’s not what immaculate conception is about.
Yeah, I rarely use an accelerant when I start a fire. It’s a crutch for a bad foundation.
That’s a good description of it, actually. It’s controlled chaos.
Use your fingertips for an extra forearm workout.
You can still get a decent burn with wall push-ups.
Those two quotes are almost certainly them covering their ass legally. It’s like how every medical professional will tell every woman on hormonal birth control to use a backup method if they’re on antibiotics even though only a very specific combination of the two will decrease the effectiveness of the birth control.
Oh, I know. Fire was my hobby as a preteen/young teen, to the point that my mom let me bury a grill so I could burn stuff in it. I was also in the scouts, and won every “start a fire with a single match” competition I was part of.
Last month she had me over to burn a burn pile for her, and she had a 5 gallon canister of diesel that she expected to use all of to start it. I walked around the pile, took 4oz of it, poured it in one spot, then lit a match. The pile was ablaze in about 15 seconds flat and burned out within 2 hours. The diesel wasn’t even necessary, I just used it because she had already poured it.
Building fires is my specialty, and there has never been a fire that I’ve built that would have benefited from the log cabin method. Even the teepee method is unnecessarily complicated.
You don’t need structural stability for a fire. In fact, it’s usually a hindrance. You want it to collapse in a specific way and be able to stir it up.
That’s why you start with a pile of shavings, then add a pile of twigs, then a pile of increasingly bigger sticks up until about 1in in diameter. You don’t put anything heavier on until the base fire is caught and has coals.
This is an oversimplification, of course, because you have to account for airflow.
You are if company policy dictates that’s all you can use.
The teepee shape actually gets the fire going more efficiently, though.
I’m not extremely familiar with the USB-C handshake, but isn’t it between the device and power supply?
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/is-the-full-course-of-antibiotics-full-of-baloney-2017081712253
There you go. And some quotes from the article:
Compared to those who received longer courses of antibiotics, patients who received fewer antibiotics had either the same or a slightly lower risk of being colonized by antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
In most conditions, shorter courses of therapy resulted in cure rates that were the same as longer durations of antibiotics.
Nah, they’ll just transform into the only legitimate news source.