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a pump and a battery?

flow of water and electric current?

ammeter and meter?

Filter and light bulb?

Gauge and voltmeter?

and i was wondering why is there a drop in voltage across a wire or light bulb in a circuit?

Consider the traits and uses of each. Describe what is the same and what is different.

2007-08-18 18:29:01 by Jane

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I bought a cheap Culligan water pitcher from Walgreens for $10 that's charcoal filtered. The water tasted very strange. I normally drink tap water and like it a lot, but once filtered it added a strange taste at the end. Almost reminds me of lemon. My boyfriend agrees the water tastes different but not necessarily with the lemon comparison.

I have had water from Brita pitchers and don't recall it having the weird taste. Has anyone else experienced this? What causes it?

Your first sentence of your question is the problem. When you buy commie made garbage from Walgreens. I use brita and don't ever have a problem. Also, when you buy a new pitcher, you are supposed to dump the first few pitchers of water out, but i am assuming that you knew that already.

2008-08-14 23:09:33 by KrystalKF

Price: $14.99

Quick and easy replacement
Improves water taste
Reduces unpleasant odor

Example (for plastics): In 2006, Americans drank about 167 bottles of water each year. Bottled water costs between $1 and $4 per gallon, costing $167-$668 a yaer. two reusable ccanteen cost $24 plus the cost of a water filter on a container in $20 a year. This would save $123-$624 a year!

ANy cost comparison/ savings about cell phones would do!

THANKS IN ADVANCE!(:

Here's a really good blog post on cell phone recycling:
http://www.greenstudentu.com/eco_lifesty le/cell_phone_recycling_upgrade_your_cel l_phone_and_downgrade_your_waste.aspx

2009-04-05 12:37:50 by Kiki L

Price: $40.24 $26.50

Micron Rating: 0.5 - 1 microns
Filter Type: Carbon Block
Actual Size: 8-1/2-Inches (length) x 2-Inches (diameter)

Espresso, caffitiaire, percolator, filter? Which gets the most out of the quantity of coffee you use?
I am presuming the heating of a quantity of water is by electricity for comparison, and the quantity is realatively the same.
I am after 2 large cups at one brewing.
It seems there are two types of people answering.
Those who enjoy good coffee, and those who would drink any old c**p.

I would like to use real ground coffee somewhere in the process please.
. .

Filter in a way.

You can buy a filter that you put in your mug, put a spoon of coffee in it and pour the water on top, leave it there till it has got the right strength for you. 2 cups - use 2 of the filters.

Espresso and perculator and the water goes through but doesnt get all the coffee out, same with filter.

2008-01-08 04:43:00 by Mr. P

New 50gal. tank, 2 Demasoni 2 Socolofi 1 Red Empress 1 Electric Blue Ahli 1 Gold Nugget Plac. (all juveniles) Water tests are fine except my ammonia was high(1) made 25% water change and added more carbon to my filter because there was very little in it from the start. Ammonia still at (1) using Jungle Quick Dip to test. These strips seem hard to get the color comparison right.

First I'd recommend picking up the liquid dropper test kits. API makes one that test high ph, ph, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrates for about 30.00, and it's much more accurate then the dipsticks. Personally, I think they're all hard to read lol.

Second, since your tank is new, it's most likely going through what's called the cycle process. Not sure how familiar you are with it, but here's a link, it's the first article:

http://freshaquarium.about.com/od/startu pcycle/Step_5_The_Cycle.htm

So ammonia at this point is normal. The symptoms the fish are showing is most likely due to the water quality/ammonia present in the tank. It can also be a sign of a parasite infection as well, so I'd keep an eye on them. It's common for ich to show up in fish when the water quality is off, because of the stress on the fish.

Just keep doing daily water changes to help dilute the ammonia and eventually the nitrites in the tank. If you can get your hands on some gravel or filter drippings from an established and disease free tank, that would help greatly in almost instantly cycling your tank.

2007-11-29 21:49:04 by Poseidon