Q: Fittings are secured with crimp rings, so it can be difficult to remove the latter without damaging the former. Start by gripping 1 side of the fitting with the open mouth of a pair of pliers. Clamp them down on the PEX piping as closely to the fitting as possible. The pliers will allow you to cut closely to the fitting but prevent you from cutting down onto it. With your free hand, place the open mouth of your PEX cutter over the tubing, on the other side of the fitting. The tool should be right next to the pliers, leaving just enough space to accommodate the fitting. Squeeze the tool to cut through the PEX piping. Keep the PEX tubing in place with the pliers. Put down the PEX cutter and pick up a PEX crimp ring cutter with that hand. Place the fat part of the mouth of the cutter on top of the crimp ring, leaving the skinny part underneath it. Slowly squeeze the handles until the blade at the top cuts though the ring.
A: Clamp a pair of pliers beside the fitting. Position your PEX cutter on the opposite side of the fitting and cut. Use a PEX crimp ring cutter to remove the ring.

Q: If you use more shreds, then your smoke will last longer. Make additional small holes on the sides so the smoke will go in all directions.
A: Buy some ping pong balls, you will need at least two for each bomb. Use a knife to cut one of the balls to shreds. Cut a small hole in the other ball big enough to put the pieces from the first ball in. Wrap it in a few layers of foil but leave the hole open. Read the tips and the warnings below before lighting it.

Q: Public posts reach people outside of your Friends list, and you can use tags (e.g., "#globalwarming") to designate the topic of your post so that other users who are interested in your tagged topic can view your post simply by typing the tag into the Facebook search bar. You can change who can see your post by clicking the Friends bar beneath your post's text field (desktop site) or by tapping the Friends bar beneath your name in the "Update Status" box (mobile app) and then selecting Public. to your account. While strictly up to you, doing this will increase the base number of people who can see your posts. If you only have 100 friends or so, the number of likes you can receive on personal or business posts has a fairly low upper limit. Adding friends is a good way to increase your outreach without posting publicly. If you have a business page on which you're trying to get likes, invite as many people as you can to like your page. This is a great way to ensure that people will comment on your post, at the very least, and posts with large numbers of comments receive higher visibility in other friends' News Feeds. Don't ask personal questions, since you're liable to receive less engagement for an embarrassing topic. Responding to your friends will give them a reason to keep coming back to your post. It will also foster a conversation, meaning your post will stay active in your friends' New Feeds for longer. In turn, people will have more time throughout the day to view and interact with your Facebook post. A good way to do this is by saying something like "Hey [Name], thanks for reaching out!" and then addressing the question or comment. Liking or commenting on old posts (especially photos) will bring them back to the top of your friends' News Feeds. This is a good way to increase engagement on posts from your past that failed to reach your target number of users. While liking comments on your own posts is similar to responding to user comments, it also contributes to other users wanting to like your comments. This is another way to increase your posts' visibility by keeping them active for longer.
A: Post publicly. Add friends Ask your friends questions. Respond to user comments on your own posts. Like comments on your posts.

Q: Pick a mild household detergent, like a dish detergent, and mix it with water to create a cleaning solution. This solution should help cut through some of the grime and other dirt on the bottom of your iron. Depending on the type of detergent, mix 1 or 2 teaspoons (5 to 10 ml) with 1 or 2 cups (.23 to .47 l) of water. Use warm water if you can.
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Create a cleaning mixture.