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Simple Drain Snake-for unclogging PITA drains. The sink in the bathroom has one of those drain plugs that you pull the knob behind the water spigot to open/close. It also clogs up a lot [[My shaving and her long hair and who knows what else-I actually...
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Only problem is you have to clean Depot or Lowes go to the... .
The drain will open on the first use.
You push it in the the clogged drain, give it a twist and pull it out.
drain openers that has the little fingers on it, $5.00 bucks.
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The doc says:
In a garbage-collected environment, sending a drain message to a pool triggers garbage collection if necessary; release, however, is a no-op. In a reference-counted environment, drain has the same effect as release. Typically, therefore,...
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In normal development....
Just send -drain; if at some later to get into.
Apple recommends using drain in case you it, or if you copy it to a Mac OS X project), so that's what I'd go with.
It doesn't really matter, they both have the same effect .
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Is it a good thing if your kitchen sink drain makes a sucking noise when draining?
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That should be 1 1/2 inches or 40mm if the waste is 1 1/4 .
The diameter of your drain at the sink.
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In many Books and on many Sites I see -drain. Well, for an Autorelease Pool that sounds cool. But does it do anything other than an release? I would guess -drain just makes the Pool to -release all it's objects, without releasing the Pool itself. Just...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If your system has a garbage Collection, then -drain send message (objc_collect_if_needed) for GC
If you haven't GC, then drain = release
Oxigen is right, see the documentation for method drain that -drain does not release....
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How do I clean the drain line and drain pan of my Subzero 695?
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Q: Washer Sometimes Drains From The Back, Not Via The Drain Hose
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What can i use to reduce the 6in to 4in and than back to 6in
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If a man from America of the 1950s were suddenly introduced into America in the 1990s, he would hardly recognize it as the same country. He would be in immediate danger of getting mugged, carjacked or worse, because he would not have learned to live in...
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It almost totally controls the most powerful element in our... .
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It has taken over both political parties.
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I've got a Sony Vaio VGN-Z21VN. When I put it into hibernate ( not sleep) the battery drains - after 24 hours or so the battery is dead.
Any ideas on how to troubleshoot or fix this?
UPDATE : It turns out that the battery drains even when my Sony Vaio...
Started by Neil Davidson on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The computer.
If it does not drain after 24 hours, then it's not really hibernating.
Is a bad battery.
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If I drain my knee caps will I keep having to get them drained? I have fluid under my knee caps. And it hurts really bad. I just recently found out tht you can get them drained. But my mom brought up that I might have to keep getting them drained. I don...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
Go to your doctor who, if it is fluid, will drain them with a syringe - dont worry, you will have.
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