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Q: It's kind of like a slushy. What's it called?: I think it's called Flavor-Ice, but there may be different brands.

Q: Is it acrylic or is there some other that wont shatter?: If okorder /... Hopefully this helps!

Q: I remember we use to have tubes that bent up well but were very soft a tin like material that eventually they found because it had lead in them it leached into the toothpaste such that now we have plastic toothpaste tubes predominatly made in the US.: That sounds about right. I do remember those tubes that rolled up easily and were made of a bendable metal. In those days, I was pretty bad about brushing my teeth so it's probable that I wasn't affected that much by whatever lead content there was. I did get a lot of cavities, though.

Q: which is the water tube guide on my mariner magnum 40 is it the copper tube coming off the water pump?: No, thats the water tube. The guide is the short piece of plastic tube that fits over the waterpump outlet and the water tube, to aid in alignment during assembly.

Q: What is the maximum temperature plastic tubes can withstand without deformation?: The maximum temperature that plastic tubes can withstand without deformation varies depending on the specific type of plastic used. However, most common plastics can typically withstand temperatures ranging from 100 to 150 degrees Celsius without significant deformation. It is important to consult the manufacturer's specifications or conduct specific testing to determine the maximum temperature tolerance of a particular plastic tube.

Q: I'm going to make manicotti and the recipe calls for a stuffing tube. Can I use a spoon or maybe a plastic bag with a tip cut off?: I always use a plastic bag with the tip cut off. This method is also good for filling deviled eggs, piping frosting, or putting jam in the center of thumbprint cookies.

Q: I have a tube thats plastic and after i peeled the sticker off it was all sticky. Any help?: Old fashioned liquid cigarette lighter fluid will dissolve the adhesive and you can wipe it off with a soft cloth or paper towel.

Q: I'm talking about toothpaste, hand cream, hair products, etc. They changed their packaging so that you can't roll the bottom up anymore. It unrolls and it is almost impossible to get the rest of the product. Today I just cut the bottom off!: I found a gadget in a magazine that is shaped like a T. The top part of the T is the handle and the bottom part has a little slit in it almost to the top part of the T. You put the almost empty tube into the slit and use the top part as a handle to roll the bottom up. You'd be surprised how much you can get out of a tube you almost threw away! You can find the in any of the senior products type magazines and they're pretty cheap.

Q: I'm building a science project with my little sister, and we quite frankly need some help. The plan is to make a little rollercoaster out of plastic tubing as the track. It's kind of thick, so it doesn't bend very well. We've been straightening it out for a couple days, but it's still slightly wavy. We need to get it into a solid position. The plan is to support it on some boxes, and maybe tape it down so it holds it's form.But, there is a part in the rollercoaster where it needs to be extremely straight. Any ideas??: I'll fix it, 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.

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