Drewfuss

I've been making this stuff to sell. Mostly home décor type stuff. can you look at it and tell me if its any good or dumb or what. I just don't seem to be getting much interest.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/QuincyAdamsworkshop

Regular old air has 78 % nitrogen, so what is the deal with the nitrogen gimmick?

such as kleenex or xerox or refrigerator

I have an old computer (win xp) and I want to copy photo's to a disk to transfer them to newer computer. Problem is, whenever I right click to try and move them, it just closes the whole my pictures folder. How do I get around this? If I do succeed in getting them to disk, will this infect my new computer with the same issue? I'm not a technophile,so laymans terms please.

I'm looking at a vacuum pump which specifies maximum 10 pascals vacuum. I don't know what that means. I'm familiar with inches Hg. Or for comparison, what is the maximum possible vacuum in pascals?

I have a 94 toyota camry 4 cyl. 2200 engine. sometimes won't turn over. If I turn ignition switch to start several times, it will eventually turn over. The obvious answer is that the ignition switch is worn out, but I wonder if there is something more? Since everything seems to be computerized now, the old diagnosis sometimes don't prove out. Just wonder if any one has experience with this particular problem.

Have power to the computer end of the cord, but the thing is just completely dead. What's wrong? power supply bad? or something else.

I have an old bookcase which has been in my family a long time. it was in a damp basement and bottom was rotted. I cut off the rotten part and redid it, and it's been in dry warm place ever since. Recently I noticed that there was some dry rot progressing from a small area I had left on before. How do I stop it from going any further.

It never used to do that way, but took me to review answer etc.

We've built a flat plate solar collector and it seems to work pretty good, But I'm not an engineer and need some info. we set it up outside just to test it and let it draw in ambient temp air at about 30 degree's Farenheit. on a sunny day we got output temp of about 100 degrees. so a gain of about 70 degrees. on an overcast day we only gain about 20 degrees. What I want to know is if I draw in 65 degree air from the house instead of 30 degree outside air, will I still get the same temperature gain, or will the output temp stay the same? so on overcast day, the internal temp would be cooler than the house air. once the house air warmed the absorber plate to 65 degrees, would we then get output temp of 85 degrees? or would it just cool the inside air?

I used to have a roundabout way to link a webpage to my YA answer. While on the webpage i went to file, send link by e-mail and the link went directly to a new email message on my write screen. then I just copied and pasted it into my answer. I now have a different email (Yahoo) and can't figure out how to get a link on my answer anymore.

the rubber door seal was originally attached with nylon plugs that popped into holes in the door, but when the door froze shut and I yanked it open the seal cam off tearing the rubber aroung the plug things. I think some cars it's just glued in place, so I wonder what I could use to glue my seal back. It's an old vehicle, so don't really want to buy a new seal.

I would like to find a kids story I remember from my childhood probably 1970 ish time frame. It was about a boy who was too lazy to do anything, so he had a machine that would get him up and dress him and feed him every day. then one day he somehow got into the machine upside down, and it put his clothes on upside down and put food on his feet etc. I don't remember the name so I can't find the book.

I have an e-machines computer running windows xp It is sooooo slow lately. I don't know much about the technical part of computers, but I've deleted all cookies and temporary internet files, run disc cleanup and defragment. I also ran Malwarebytes. It's still crazy slow. What do I do now?

I seem to remember the figure of 1186 feet per second is that correct? Or am I thinking of something else?

I know for example that steel weighs about 480 pounds per cubic foot, so I can calculate how much a particular chunk would weigh. I would like to be able to do the same for gold. How many ounces does it weigh per cubic inch? this is not for homework, I just want to know for my own use.

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<a href="http://s61.photobucket.com/albums/h54/Heathbar64/?... target="_blank"><img src="http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h54/Heathbar64/t... border="0" alt="Recent Work" ></a>

</center> this is just a random picture from my album of something I built. If this is not an active link, tell me how I can make it so. I notice in other questions I've answered, that the web address shows up but doesn't work

I have a vintage wool navy pea coat that I wear for casual. it's gotten several spots on it. I don't remember what the spill was, but it's kinda whitish. I need it tomorrow so don't have time to take it to dry cleaners, and can't afford to anyway.