posted Tue, 05/20/2014 - 18:27
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hey thought id share this way of fixing crashed gear. everyone knows to use a hairdryer or put your gear in a pan of water, if your like me im always pressed for time & hate un-crashing gear with a hairdryer. So what I do is put my gear by the window faceing the sun before I leave for the day, with the warmer weather now the sun warms up the gear * brings it back. I do suggest using a window that now one can see your gear. works evey time!
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Not a fan of over exposing my gear to light... Cool and dark are my gears friend :))
angusThat's very smart of you because, while we have found out that hormones are tough little buggers, the oil that suspends them is the weak link. Oil degrades over time, which is why all pharmaceutical grade injections come with an expiration date. There are many factors that contribute to this including, but not limited to, light, heat, and moisture. Once the oils start to break down they release carbon into the suspension and that carbon can bind with the hormone making it ineffective. People that have had oil in their stash for many years may find that that coveted item that they've been keeping for just the right time is no longer viable.
any problems with infection or PIP when this happens?
angusIt largely depends on the degree of degration but if it has reached the point that it is cloudy then ya it is gonna cause some health problems including infection and sterile abcess.
wow all I said was put it near a window microwaving is very stupid idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anon5 seconds in microwave bro.
FKN Crazy........... the guys have already outlined the problems that can and will occur....... you should change your name from thickvanilla to thickfucka lol............ +3 for the worst info all year.
Now that truly is an accomplishment!!!
Lmfao no no and no you have to be properly head fucked to try that. For many reasons one metal arcs two the rubber will melt .three damage to you or the microwave and or vial.
I'm not sure that's a good idea...have you personally done this?
AnonYes
You put the whole vial in the microwave and warm it that way?
AnonYes. Try 2.5 sec
Im sure most vials have metal on them 0-0
Yeah they do and not to mention chemistry 101 tells us that compounds esp idk say a rubber stopper break down at that temp...Sounds like horrible advice that's why I asked
Your right, because it is. No need to guess or try this one.