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When soaking hour of twilight with deterence do you get the 2 min debuff or not?
Started by Sherkkan on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mmo-champion):
You will only be able to counter because looming darkness doesn't... .
They just say Deterrence can be used to counter Hour of Twilight.
They just say Deterrence can be used.
They dont mention heroic mode at all.
They are not claiming that.
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No Tire Soaking We want the best for our race teams, Tire Soaking is not good for our racers and our fans health. Its some dangerous chemicals out there and as a promotor we have to do whats best for you guys. Cheated up tires will be dq in any and all...
Started by iwannarace on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at localracechat):
Blueridge Lab test can tell the difference....
JMO Re.
Unless prep just like scaling it out, and plenty will miss it by going too soft/aggressive.
There but we need to be real...racers are gonna soak the tires bc there is an advantage to it.
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Is your tub long enough to soak without your feet on on the front wall? My older-ago built tub was. Not anymore. It's either knees up or feet on the wall.
Started by Dinah on
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by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Even showers are too short for me to just stand under and enjoy but it would take
a hoist to get me ....
LOL that I could stretch out in and enjoy.
Too darn hard to get in and out of any tub .
LOL, no I just do showers today.
To rinse clean.
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A few of my customers have asked over the years as to the "Official" way to collect Peel and Stick stamps.
1. If you collect Mint copies, hen they are on Paper,
2. if you collect used copies should they too be collected on paper - or soaked?
3. If "soaked...
Started by mrboggler on
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by 29 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stampboards):
The peel and....
The issue, there is a further problem, as even within single issue I have found some that soak just fine (fine.
I certainly soak P&S used stamps.
Soak 'em off if you want to.
Maybe I'm just being dumb.
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I had a K3 that had been soaking for a few weeks. I gave the superclean Koralia to a friend and it worked for a few minutes.
We opened up the powerhead and noticed that the material that seals in the motor was flaked off. So the motor is now shot.
I also...
Started by belgian_waffleman on
, 22 posts
by 19 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reefcentral):
A short soak a detrimental effect on just....
Either way it's justVinegar is a weak acid (~5% acetic acid) which could attack other compounds over time .
He was pitching some hydor magic clean instead.
Soak too long.
Impelled so don't.
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Whirlpool Washer Model #LSR8010PQ1.
Greatly impressed by this site after I found it today for the first time!
My washer (Top Load Whirlpool)will finish the wash cycles, leaving ~half gallon of water behind, so cloths are damp and soaking before moving...
Started by muditkumar@hotmail.com on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at appliancepartspros):
I have tried....
Thanks for quick reply.
If so, using a different cycle will probably work.
If you wash a small load, will it completely pump the water out and spin out the water in the clothes? If so, you may have a short spin period due to a worn timer .
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Curious about what distilled water might do for ancient silver, I soaked my Menander drachm for a few days.
Here is the before/after. I came out noticeably brighter--without any harsh chemicals!
Before:
After:
Started by DVCollector on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at coincommunity):
But as long don't really convey the before/after....
The coin's fields had a flat I liked it better in the first pic, but even after the soak, it's still a nice coin.
After the soak, but I ended up washing out the details--so I adjusted it.
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I've read soak em, I've read no. What do you guys do? Is there a reason one way or another?
Also, I have both chips and a much finer, sawdust type of wood. Is there a preference?
Started by Leaky on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hotspotoutdoors):
The only thing much diff either way so I went... .
I'm just not patient enough to look through them.
I soak my wood chips but it's in the archives, somewhere.
I use chips and big chunks--soak 'em both so they smoke and burn less.
Always.
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Hi i have seen some anglers use soaked feed pellets and some anglers feed dry feed pellets. I am confused in what are the pros and conns of both of these methods. Any appinions would be welcome.
Thanks
Started by je123 on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at maggotdrowning):
I don't exactly soak feed pellets though, just cover them for a few seconds the whole bag in the ....
The surface until they have taken on a little water so its easier just to soak or dampen them Quote% of them will drift off.
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I've read soak em, I've read no. What do you guys do? Is there a reason one way or another?
Also, I have both chips and a much finer, sawdust type of wood. Is there a preference?
Started by Leaky on
, 23 posts
by 15 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hotspotoutdoors):
The only thing much diff either way so I went... .
I'm just not patient enough to look through them.
I soak my wood chips but it's in the archives, somewhere.
I use chips and big chunks--soak 'em both so they smoke and burn less.
Always.
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