Q: A dry run is where you run your smoker without any food. This will help you gauge how long it takes your smoker to reach a certain temperature. Write down how long it takes for your smoker to reach the right temperature. Keep this for future reference. Use a lid thermometer to keep track of the temperatures inside the smoker. Some smokers have built-in thermometers, but these can be off by 50F (10C). Some parts of a smoker are much hotter than others. If you place your thermometer near these areas, you won't get an accurate temperature reading. Some thermometers, especially electric ones, are just inaccurate or go bad. You should replace it when this happens. If the temperature inside the smoker does not match the temperature on the damper, you may have a leak. This is especially common among cheap, barrel-shaped smokers. The leaks typically occur around seams. Once you find them, seal them with gaskets or food-safe silicone. If sealing leaks did not help, try using the exhaust damper instead of the bottom ones to adjust the temperature. If the inside of the bowl or ash catcher are dirty, you will have poor airflow, which can affect the temperature. The bottom damper should also be clean to reduce clogs. If it is clogged, then you won't have enough oxygen reaching your fire, resulting in low temperatures. If your smoker tends to run too hot, leave it smoky and greasy inside. This will make it less reflective and allow it to radiate heat outside the smoker. If it is a hot or windy day, close the intake damper to reduce the temperature inside the smoker. If it is a cold day, open the damper in increase the temperature. If that doesn't help, try the following: Hot day: move the smoker out of sunlight or shield it with a canopy or patio umbrella. Cold day: have extra fuel handy. Windy day: work downwind or move the smoker next to a wall to shield it. If your intake damper is open and the temperature has not changed for several hours, give the charcoal or firewood a stir. If that doesn't help, add some more charcoal or firewood. Switch up the brand of fuel. Sometimes, that is all that you need to do. Not all brands are created equal. Lump charcoal tends to burn hotter and faster than coal briquettes. If the smoke is white, the wood may not be burning properly. Open the intake damper to allow more oxygen and create a hotter fire.
A: Perform a dry run the first time you use the smoker. Make sure that the thermometer is away from the edge of the grate. Search for leaks if the temperature is inaccurate. Ensure that the smoker is clean. Adjust the intake damper on hot, cold, or windy days. Check the fuel if the temperature is not rising fast enough.

Q: The program will launch immediately following installation. The Norton Removal Tool is designed to remove all Symantec programs from your machine, including Norton AntiVirus, Norton Ghost, Norton Password Manager, Norton 360, and all other Norton programs. All Norton products will now be uninstalled from your computer.
A: Navigate to Norton's website. Click on "Download Now," and select the option to save the file to your desktop. Navigate to your computer's desktop, and run the .exe file for the Norton Removal Tool. Click on "Next," and follow the on-screen prompts to remove all Norton products from your computer. Click on "Finish" when the Norton Removal Tool informs you that all Norton programs have been successfully removed. Restart your computer.

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Q: You can use a glass or plastic bottle as long as it is dark-colored; light will cause the hydrogen peroxide to degrade faster. Make sure that you are using distilled or filtered water. Use only 3% hydrogen peroxide. Anything higher could be damaging to your oral and dental health. Store the bottle in a cool, dark place until you are ready to use it. Pour some mouthwash into a cup. Swish and gargle it in your mouth for about 30 seconds, then spit it out. Rinse your mouth afterwards with water, then discard any mouthwash left in the cup.
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Pour 1 cup (240 milliliters) of lukewarm water into a dark bottle. Add 1 cup (240 milliliters) of 3% hydrogen peroxide. Close the bottle, then shake it to combine the ingredients. Use the mouthwash no more than twice daily.