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By: Noah Dad

Noah Dad — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 17:25:38 +0000

Please explain it a little more, if possible ? By the way we provide clean room testing for hospitals, factories, laboratories.

By: Stacey Trotz

Stacey Trotz — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 14:02:27 +0000

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By: Pompies

Pompies — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 15:49:11 +0000

For Andy, and all those who want to wash their textiles: look for the inner label, there will be instructions for the washing, even though they are often rather cryptic. In any case NEVER use hot water NOR solvents for textiles: they are basically “plastics” and heat will tend to melt them into a compact useless mess. Ever touched your “imitation leather” gloves to a hot exhaust? Well, then you know what I mean. Only use mild detergents in lukewarm water and plenty of time to dry (hanging). They’ll be just fine.
PS I still find leather best.

By: GAVNO

GAVNO — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 23:58:18 +0000

I go Old School all the way… a Schott “One Star Perfecto” leather jacket, and 18″ high Wesco “Engineer” boots. That’s backed up by leather chaps (sometimes), or leather jeans (sometimes), topped off with a Bell 3/4 helmet, and generic leather gloves.

Leather ain’t intended as a fashion statement, tho sometimes it works out that way… ;o)

I just prefer it to the Star Wars stuff that the teenage crotch rocket riders wear.

Besides… wearing all that leather REALLY pisses off the local PETA folks, and that’s ALWAYS a good thing! ) And as a general rule they’re too chickenshit to even think about calling me on it.

Gavno the Ugly

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