Question by No_longer_a_corporate_mom: what kind of chemical is inside a galilean thermometer?
I just broke my husbands galileo thermometer, and he’s not going to be happy about it. But I was wondering what kind of chemical is inside them, because it splashed all over my leg, and also went on the carpet. It smells kind of like kerosene.
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Answer by Ames The liquid inside the Galileo is clear and contains paraffin and petroleum distillates, which are found in many household products.
Question by MissBrittney: Graphic to track fundraising like thermometer?
Our nonprofit organization is doing a bit of fundraising for an event at the end of summer, and we need some sort of graphic like a thermometer to track our progress. We want to get people really excited about this event, and we feel that a thermometer would be kind of a buzz killer due to it’s unoriginality hehe So, if you have any ideas on a more original tracking system, we would would definitely appreciate it = )
Thank you so much!
P.S. This is a youth program, and it would be great if the tracker could reflect that.
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Answer by victor 7707 Use lego’s to build a church, or something like that, once our youth put their hand prints on tiles and then covered a section of the concrete wall in the youth building. Good luck and God Bless!!
Question by Amy: Anyone know how to change a Walgreens Ear thermometer reading from C to F?
I have a Walgreens Instant Ear Thermometer that reads in Celsius. I need to know how to change it to fahrenheit?Anyone?
Thanks!
And I don’t have the manual, can’t find it online either.
I can convert C to F online, but it’s a hassle when the sick child in question is crying/screaming/barfing etc.
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To clarify: I need to know how to get the thermometer itself to display in degrees fahrenheit.
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Answer by super_deformed_girl well.. if it is capable of reading in F as well.. then you should read the manual.
or you can just type into google
“convert ## celsius to fahrenheit”
Question by Holly: Where do i put the thermometer probe at from my Ball Python?
Im not sure where i put it to read the temp for the ground.I have a heat pad and a heat lamp for him.I also have a thermometer that sticks on the wall of his tank.That reads 92 and the ground one reads 87.Im not sure if i have the probe in the right area or not.Where is the best place to put the probe thermometer at?
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Answer by KimbeeJ Put it on the floor of the tank right above the heat pad. You want this temp to be about 85F. You can also move the probe to the spot under the basking bulb. This should also read about 85F. 92 is a bit too high. You can either move the light up higher or plug it into a dimmer switch to lower the brightness/heat. The other end of the tank should be cooler. Here is a great care site:
Question by : Would it be safe to cook a burger on the stove to 100 degrees then finish it in the microwave to 200?
with this method i can cook a burger in 5 minutes would it be safe i have a meat thermometer
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Answer by Awesomeness5000 No, it wouldnt because maybe it will get too hot and burn then it will set on fire, but thats my decision….you can do anything you want to, but i think thats might be the safest thing to do.
Question by Kanessa: how do i know the ham is done?
ok i have a honey ham in the oven and i am supposed to cook it for about 2 hours but how am i supposed to know when it is done it doesnt say it is fully cooked and i dont have a meat thermometer and i am only 13 years old and i need your help? thanks
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Answer by M ♥ C pre packeage hams are usually pre cooked they just need to be warmed through. if you dotn have thermoeter leave in 20 minutes longer then package says
Question by arsonist18: First time baking a Turkey, any guidance and tips?
I was delegated Thanksgiving this year by my family. So I have a butterball 14.29 lb turkey thawing in the fridge. Also armed with:
non-stick roasting pan
roasting rack
baster with a detachable injector tip
meat thermometer
lifting forks
carving tools
So… what do I do next? Thanks in advance for any help for this newbie.
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Answer by Yvonne You should brine your turkey for maximum moistness and then keep it covered with foil while cooking to keep the juices in. Uncover for the last 1/2 hour to crispen the skin.
Good luck! You can do it! Just don’t forget to turn the oven on. That could be your worst problem.
Erik tells us how to get that broken glass effect without a trip to the hospital (BUT you’ve still got to be careful!). All you need is cooking spray, corn syrup, sugar, a pot, a pan, cream of tartar, and a thermometer. Detailed Build Plans: www.wikihow.com Video Rating: 4 / 5
