I just started working in a deli and I burned my arm with oven cleaner two days ago and it’s still marked. I know the oven cleaner is really strong because of the smell and it stings your eyes when you’re spraying it from a distance, so I’m just wondering how strong it actually is?
I got a industrial piercing a couple of weeks ago. It is no where near ready for the bar to be changed. But as my excitement for it has me jumping the gun. I have bought a couple of bars that are made out of 316L but I"m sure they need to be sterilized before put anywhere near my ear. What is a good way of doing this? Would cooking them in the oven be a good deal? What about just using hydrogen peroxide? Open to anything here…
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It has occurred to me that in some industrial heating processes, radio waves are used to heat the material (microwave ovens too for that matter). What would the cummulative effect of all radio and TV stations, and perhaps other large forms of electromagnetic generation, be on the humidity in the atmosphere? Could we all be living in a large open air, low intesity, proverbial microwave oven? Could these waves cause any form of significant ion chemical changes in the atmosphere, that would contribute to global warming? Has anyone investigated this concept?
I am a mechanical engineer recently graduated and join a manufacturing co. which manufactures industrial furnace , ovens etc for heat treatment etc. As i am fresher with absolutely no practical experience or knowledge. What do you think i can learn in this firm. As this is first job what are the things i should keep in mind for better future in this firm. I hope you what am i trying to ask? Thanks in advance
That would have to be a hell of a job. Sitting there all day stamping out the body of Christ, from a ball of flour and water.
I mean, really… that sort of puts things in perspective a bit, doesn’t it? Some mimimum-wage worker mixing up the same ingredients as Wonder Bread, down the street, baking it in an industrial oven, then stamping out the shape on a conveyer belt…
Not that I ever put any stock in Communion anyway, but that sort of takes the mysticism out of the Jesus crackers, doesn’t it?
Somehow I can also picture those guys in the breakroom. You know they forget their lunch sometimes, and instead just subsist on a bowl of Jesus crackers, with some lefover salsa in the fridge.
It’s sad, because you know it’s true…
http://www.almy.com/commbread.html
http://triggur.org/communion/
The instruction manual on the industrial oven suggests the oven temperature will increase by 45 degrees Fahrenheit per minute. When the oven is initially turned on, the temperature is 70 degrees Fahrenheit. What will the temperature of the oven be after 7 minutes? Write an expression and explain how you arrived at your answer.
I watched a movie reciently, can’t remember the name
the bad guys were at a big wood/lumber mill, and they were trying to get some information from a victim, so they put him in a huge inustrial microwave oven used to dry wood…. anyone know the name of the movie?
Is it possible to produce 1500 oreo sized cookies in one our if you have two industrial sized ovens? If not, how many ovens do you think are needed? Thanks!
We have 5 people working on it by the way. This is a hypothetical question for my entrepreneurship class. Thanks