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Originally Posted By: bdcardinal Originally Posted By: EricF From what I read, if you're caught with 10+ round mags, no matter what, there is no grandfather clause, you must destroy them or modify them to only hold 10. good going dianne frankenstein. Either way, if you're an LEO or FFL holder...

Originally Posted By: grampi I like the squeegee idea, where do you buy those? Janitorial Supply stores have 'em.

Originally Posted By: grampi ...Have any of you found anything that gets the inside of the windshield absolutely clean? Old school beats new school. I have a perfect record of zero streaks using the following method. I have used Stoners but made the switch to Dawn since its at my sink and...

Originally Posted By: mechtech2 6 years is decent to very good life in a warm climate. Take the extra step with your new battery, and clean BOTH ends of the power and ground cables. All sorts of benefits ensue. Replaced it yesterday. What a difference! Good advice. I hit up the interior of...

Originally Posted By: OtisBlkR1 op, youv already awnsered your own questions.. this battery is cranking slow, its 6 years old... what are you waiting for.. your battery is sending you the warnings now so you dont get left on the side of the road.. take the warning. Most posts have echoed this...

Originally Posted By: wrcsixeight The manual stating 12.6v or less = replace is one of the more ridiculous things I have read. Maybe it was discharged not replace. I left the manual in the car.

Thanks all. I guess I am just trying to avoid dropping the change if I dont have to, but I guess 6 years is a good run woth an OEM battery. I think I will take it to have it load tested.

If the crank is slower, would you consider this more of an indication of a dying battery over the technical checks? So the past 2 weeks the starter has cranked slower than it did previously. Car still starts but I thought I should look into a new battery. Pulled out my owners manual and it...

Originally Posted By: tribocessive it is the technique used by mushroom harvesters in order to live. I work in micology. The real technique is to touch it, and wait at least 30 min. Still alive, touch it to your lips and wait. Then to your tongue and wait. Only then would you consume the...

Originally Posted By: bamorris2 2. If you drop the clay on the ground, throw it away. Clay does not release contaminants. So if you drop it, it will pick up very small particles of dirt, sand, etc, and this will cause marring in your paint, ranging from mild to very severe. BTW, autopia.org...

I run a mix of cold cathode tubes and LEDs everywhere but the bathroom and kitchen. I am a decent DIYer, so I did the LEDs myself using strips of varying lengths and 12" CCs. A pair of CCs w/ inverter is about $5 and strips of LEDs are almost as cheap. Monthly electric bill runs me less than...

Not 3k paranoia, but I do run full syn. and change it every 6k or so. Manual calls for 5k on dino. Im sure I could go longer, but I see it as cheap insurance and I like to do it.

Originally Posted By: Loobed Originally Posted By: Mixologist Three kids... No sympathy here. You can't check out because your life is 'hard' when you have people (especially kids) who depend on you. What if he died of cancer? He had money, and now his kids have money. If he killed himself...

Typical mass-media scare tactics. Unless you eat the brains or the spinal column, its not a concern. The muscle meat is not connected to mad cow. http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/mad-cow-disease-overview

I paid about $200 for my Oreck and almost 15 years later it still works like a champ. Lightweight, good power (although a tad bit loud) and made in the USA.

Originally Posted By: LeakySeals looks like a disguise for a ... ??? Originally Posted By: fxrider pole dancer Brilliant OP...just brilliant! Clean install and multi-purpose. Wonderful!

Modern cars are quite water resistant under the hood. They will not be harmed by low pressure water. That said, I cover only my alt., battery and air intake with plastic bags. My method works well for lightly soiled compartments - cant comment on heavy grease/dirt. I only clean a cold engine...

Another opinion for your consideration... If you want the best picture (especially w/ those BD), go plasma. The only consideration (as previously mentioned) is glare. Its not an issue for me since 95% of my viewing is at night, but because plasmas have glass screens, consider carefully where...

Originally Posted By: mpvue if I'm going to bother taking them out, then I'm going to replace them. This sums it up perfectly! Coppers cost me less than $1.50 and I need 4 of 'em. I replace mine way too often (yearly) but the cost vs. piece of mind makes it a no-brainer for me. At that price...

Not a lot of info given from OP. What are you looking for - paint protection or good looking paint?