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Q: why doesnt the plastic top of superglue stick to the tube?: Mine always does!!! What superglue do you use lol ?

Q: You know those cheap popsicles that come in a cylindrical plastic bag? They come in big boxes inwhich they are all linked together. When I eat those, I always start coughing, and I've heard a lot of people say the same thing. What is the reason for this?: Because they're all sugar and sugar can irritate the throat.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for cable protection?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for cable protection. Plastic tubes are commonly used in various industries to provide a protective covering for cables, preventing damage from external factors such as moisture, dust, and mechanical stress. They offer insulation, flexibility, and ease of installation, making them a suitable choice for cable protection in many applications.

Q: What is the minimum wall thickness of plastic tubes available?: The minimum wall thickness of plastic tubes can vary depending on the specific type of plastic and manufacturing process used. However, it is generally possible to find plastic tubes with a minimum wall thickness of around 0.5 millimeters.

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for storing beverages or liquids?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for storing beverages or liquids. Plastic tubes are commonly made from materials such as polyethylene or polypropylene, which are safe for storing food and beverages. They are often used for packaging liquids like juices, soft drinks, or even cosmetic products. These tubes are lightweight, durable, and have good sealing properties, making them suitable for storing and transporting various types of liquids.

Q: How do you prevent plastic tubes from warping in direct sunlight?: One way to prevent plastic tubes from warping in direct sunlight is by using UV-stabilized plastic materials. These materials contain additives that protect the plastic from the harmful effects of UV rays, ensuring that the tubes maintain their shape and integrity even when exposed to sunlight for extended periods. Additionally, providing shade or covering the tubes with a protective layer can also help prevent warping by reducing the direct exposure to sunlight.

Q: I don't think it's a problem, but she's worried it's going to cause some sort of problem. We live in an apartment, so we're on a sewage system. The tube was a little bigger than a SMALL toothpaste tube. Maybe two fingers wide. Should I be concerned? Should the guy who lives below me be concerned?: It could clog the toilet. I guess you will find out later.. My little half-brother did this with a bar of soap a long time ago and the whole toilet had to be replaced

Q: I have a big section of vinyl/plastic tubing does anyone have any ideas for what i could make out of it? Thanks in advance!: A really long CRAZY STRAW! LOL

Q: Can plastic tubes be used for pressure-sensitive products?: Yes, plastic tubes can be used for pressure-sensitive products. Plastic tubes can be manufactured to withstand different levels of pressure and can be designed with features like reinforced walls or thicker materials to ensure they can safely contain and handle pressure-sensitive products.

Q: We currently use round bottom glass test tubes on our automation but suffer a large dead volume. We are looking to find a supplier of low dead volume glass/plastic test tubes to trial: That's an unusual question. MANY years ago (50 or so) when we used to run a lot of pregnancy tests by utilizing Leopard Frogs, we used to use V-bottomed test tubes to spin down the sediment. Frankly, that's pretty much the only example I can remember where we used them. But I would think that they are still around. I would suggest you contact a laboratory supply house or two or three, and ask them. They are much more likely to be able to give you an answer than us geeks on the Yahoo medicine board. The stuff I used 50 years ago might not be around anymore.

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