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Microplane 34007 Kitchen Cut-Protection Glove $5.96 Accident protection for the prudent. The Microplane Cut Resistant Glove allows for safer food preparation with its uniquely constructed, machine washable, light weight and comfortable design. Made from man-made fibers, the “”one size fits most”" glove molds quickly to fit either hand. We recommend that you use this glove for all your food preparation requiring sharp tools. Keep in mind that you st… |
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CUT RESISTANT GLOVES-100% KEVLAR®, Heavy Weight Textured Blue Latex Coated,large, (1 pair) $4.90 Made of 100% Kevlar which provides excellent cut and slash resistance. The Textured latex coated palm provides sure grip, protects from punctures and abrasions…. |
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Food Service Polyethelyne Gloves Medium 100/Bx $0.99 Domestically made of hot cast smooth film polyethylene. Cool, soft & comfortable to wear gloves, slide on/off hands easily without sticking or tearing. Cauntlet cuff angles up to prevent contaminations from getting inside. 100 per box. Medium sized…. |
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Duracell DRINVP175 175-Watt Pocket Inverter with Fast 2.1-Amp USB Port to Charge the Kindles and the iPads $40.86 The Duracell Pocket Inverter 175 converts 12-volt DC battery power from a vehicle into up to 175 Watts of usable AC and USB electricity. This sleek, compact adapter includes a three-prong household AC outlet and a fast 2.1 Amp USB charge port, allowing you to operate and recharge a larger range of mobile devices. The Pocket Inverter 175 is powerful enough to handle higher-output electronics such … |
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The Club LB200 Personal Vault Security Lock Box $38.27 The Club Lb200 Club Personal Vault… |
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Duracell DRINVP100 100W Pocket Inverter with Fast 2.1 Amp USB Port to Charge Kindles and iPads $33.99 The Duracell Pocket Inverter 100 transforms 12-volt DC battery power from a vehicle into up to 100 Watts of usable AC and USB electricity. This ultra-portable adapter includes a three-prong household AC outlet and a fast 2.1 Amp USB charge port, allowing users to operate a wide range of popular mobile devices. The Pocket Inverter 100 is able to simultaneously run and recharge both an AC and USB d… |
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DS Lite Super Console $6.72 ULTIMATE TOUGH STORAGE CASEKEEPS ACCESSORIES SAFE & IN PLACEHIGH-END PROTECTIVE GLOVE KEEPS CONSOLE PROTECTEDCOMPATIBLE WITH DSI XL DSI DS LITE & DS UPC : 804926018350Shipping Dimensions : 8.75in X 6.75in X 2.25inEstimated Shipping Weight : 0.8005… |
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Speck TechStyle Case for Portable Hard Drive – Charcoal (PHD-TCSE-CH) $3.95 Charcoal Zippered Case for storage. Molded semi-hard case stores hard drives cords etc… |
Tire Maintenance Essentials – What You Can Do To Save Money and Stay Safe
In conversations with people about car maintenance it always surprises me how some of the most basic, easy to do maintenance tasks so easily scare people off. Tire maintenance really should not be one of these tasks. Proper maintenance is a simple matter of regularly checking tire pressure, watching tire wear, and regular rotation.
Checking tire pressure is very simple. Go to your favorite auto parts store and buy a good quality pressure gauge. Keep it in your glove box. The primary cause of tire damage is improper inflation. Your tires lose pressure over time, which causes unnecessary stress, early and irregular tread wear and poor gas mileage. Tires will not perform at their best without the right air pressure. You can either read the sidewalls for recommended pressure, or call your dealer for the correct pressure. Properly inflated tires will give you a more comfortable ride, and will ensure optimal gas mileage.
Tire rotation is simply the act of moving the tires on the front of the vehicle to the back, and moving the back tires to the front (crossing and combination patterns vary). Tire rotation, when done at the recommended times, will preserve handling and traction and will even out tire wear. Many tire mileage warranties require tire rotation to keep the warranty valid. Tire rotation is something that requires multiple tires to be off the vehicle at the same time, so unless you have access to a car lift, you will want your mechanic to handle this task for your. I would recommend that you have your tires rotated every 3000, miles even if they don’t show signs of wear. It might make sense to time rotation with oil changes.
Your final duty is to periodically check tread wear. It is critical that your tires have enough tread to provide traction in a variety of conditions. A visual inspection of uneven wear is your first step. Then do a tread depth check… the basic test for tread wear is to take a penny with Lincoln’s head pointing down and hold the penny in one of the grooves where the tread wear seems lowest. If any part of the head is covered, you are in good shape. If you can see any space above the head then you better go shopping for new tires.
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About the Author
Randy is an automotive expert who specializes in do-it-yourself car repairs.
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