Pranam Q1 what is there if lighted by chikki mukki or match stick or lighter or even cigarette lighter. ? Q2 How many ladies are in this group who do not know this?. And how many 80s are cooking in the gas in this group?. If anyone is interested, all the gas vendors have published safety nets PDF downloadable in their web sites and why do some foreigners teach us?. It is as good as once KUSHBOO calling all the housewives as they are not different from her. Q3 Leave the explosion today. In the 50s and 60s fire wood was used when there were burning and explosions ; and does anyone remember it? WHEN SUPPRESSED PRAKRITI WILL EXPLODE; DID NOT WE SEE RECENTLY THE FIRE-LAVE IN THE NEWS?. aND I WONDER SUCH A SMALL PHYSICS IS NOT KNOWN EVEN AT 80S?. Q4 Any chemical reaction fumes will let out a smell; and if you can know the smell from A to B then you do not have Covid conditions. Q5 Spark the name in TV serial in English in the 80s about space missions. What one sees in the space before and during and at the end see while raining is the reason for all. A small team jumped in to show their spark the moment my daughter in law changed the google status as Director from the old model to the new model. Spark is always dangerous as villains and would cause damages to good fingers whether being an Indian or a sai dev otewe,. A villain is a villain by whatever name is called. Q6 Perennial uncleared doubt to the author whose genes'? Maybe another 3 or 4 sessions will continue. WITHOUT "Y" "X" CANNOT CONCEIVE. DNA is a complicated 23 elements which Kapilar casted as 23 gunas of the prakrithi. As Prakrithi cannot be destroyed DNAsd also. It is not how many "X" and how many "Y" ; it is the quality imbibed in those cells. One shall read at least the selfish-GENES of Richard Dawkins, or that of the siddhartha Mukerjee. Q7 NOT SPENDING WASTEFULLY IS THE BEST SAVING . Q8 The Glass industry is an art and a technology; not only broken glass but all broken, torn and crushed materials cannot totally become a raw material for reproductions. The oldest Mirror in the middle of the wooden frame, aged more than me 82 years old was made by my periappa a glass engineering techie.Ramanathan iyer from Kumbakonam. Q9 KK nagar ; my animator N said there is no KK; yes KK nagar is a s....t. I had my living there long ago, and owning a flat from my first floor can see the dead body burning. That was the day. A small pillayar temple today occupies a temple. The hutwala provision store man became the biggest boss of the chain of hotels and died after the murder charges and selliung away the hotels. KK nagar is a model ,well, let Chennai better perish as I know Chennai in and out as that is my birth place. Q10 The washing materials have come to stay without any problems today and a silly question related to 2012 is being raised here. Morning the housewife places the clothes inside the washing machine with the dryer pouring some liquids and locks the door and goes to the office. Evening when she returns back the clothes are so dried and she folds and places back. And even if there are power cuts, the machine can go from the place where it left last and finish the job and remain idle. KR IRS 061322
On Mon, 13 Jun 2022 at 09:28, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 06-2022-13* > > *BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS* > > *Q1 Can I use a match to light my gas stove and cook over it?* > > A1 Christine Smith Mother (2013–present)3y > > *It is safer to use the starter but if this stops working, yes you can use > a match.* The starter is a just an electrical spark that lights the gas. > > Some safety advice: > > Light the match before you turn the gas on so you can light it straight > away. Turning the gas on before lighting the match will make a bigger flame > when lit as more gas will pour out, which can burn your hand. > > Only turn the gas on its lowest setting when lighting. Then once lit > adjust it. Again giving the higher setting on will make more gas come out > and create a bigger flame when lighting which can cause you to burn your > hand. > > *The second the gas lights, it will be a short burst of flame before it > burns on the job* at the setting you chose. This burst may startle you > the first couple of times. It can be shocking if your not used to it. This > burst is normal, Its just the excess gas burning off. *Be careful not to > drop the match.* > > If you do burn your hand, run it under the tap. Cool running water over > the burn for a couple of minutes is the best thing. Afterwards apply a burn > gel and a bandage if required. Do not put a cream not specifically for > burns on a burn as it will make it worse and cause blisters and pain. If > you only turn the gas on low when lighting, the flame will be pretty quick > so you might just end up with singed hair. I don’t think I've ever badly > burnt myself. That's not to say it can’t happen. > > Never put your face near the gas. Light it while standing (not crouched at > eye level). > > Don’t forget to blow out the match once the gas it lit. > > *If it doesn't light the first time or the match blows out:* > > *Turn off the gas and wait a couple minutes for the gas to dissipate into > the air.* Leaving gas on while getting another match will make a bigger > flame and may cause injury. > > Propane gas is heavier than air and will hang around even if you turn the > stove off, so allowing a couple minutes let's this reduce. If you have a > natural gas stove, natural gas is lighter than air so it leaves the stove > quicker. If unsure what type of gas you are using, just allow a couple > minutes to pass before trying to light again. > > This is only a temporary fix. Make sure to get the starter fixed or a new > stove as soon as possible. Others who want to use the stove might not know > it isn't working properly and may cause injury to themselves or the home. > Leaving the gas on can cause death. There is barely a smell. So please make > sure you double check to ensure its turned off. > > *I do not advise lighting a gas oven with a match. This involves you being > inside a small compartment* with a gas that has the potential to kill you > and you have the ignition source in your hand. It is more dangerous. > > *My note- Before the spark lighters were common in India, most used > match stick. It was ensured a* warm match box is used so that it would > surely lit the match stick on rubbing. > > One of the LPG stove we bought, auto ignition, had a *cell inside to > create spark* which was never known earlier till technician replaced it > when auto ignition did not function. > > Present day stoves use *electric spark by switching on a switch, *and > rotating the knob. There are also gas lighters. Spark lighters which rub > two pieces of stones on pushing the rod on top (Chickki mukki) lighter is > more safe. Ensure at least there are two spark lighters in the kitchen. > > *Q2 How do I find gas leakage near a gas stove?* > > A2 Venkateswara Swamy Swarna Former Scientist, Metallurgist, > Quality / NDT Manager at Department of Atomic Energy, India (1967–2008)2y > > *Most of the time, there will be unpleasant smell* (they add foul > smelling chemicals to the gas which is odourless so that people can detect > the leakage from the bad smell). > > We can localise the leakage using soap bubble test…*Seek professional > help if needed…* > > Q3 In a gas stove, why doesn’t the flame travel inside the > stove where the gas is and cause an explosion, like when you light a gas > can on fire? > > A3 Jamie Moore Website Designer (2017–present)1y > > For an explosion to occur you'd need a fuel source, *oxygen, and heat.* > If one of these elements aren't in the reaction then fire will not form. > Also gas stoves are supplied directly by pressurized gas lines so I think *the > outward pressure of the gas overpowers the fires tendency to follow the > fuel down* into the pipe. > > Q4 Why does gas from a gas stove give off a distinct smell? > > A4 Matt Riggsby MA Archaeology, Boston University 3y > > *Because there’s a chemical added to it.* Natural gas is actually > odorless by itself. Utilities typically add mercaptan to it, which gives it > that odor. That *bad smell is added to the natural gas specifically so > that people will notice gas leaks and take action.* > > Q5 What causes a gas stove to spark? > > A5 Gopala KrishnanFormer Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 > at Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > There are occasions when LPG stove stoves spark with a sound and flame > goes high. *Spark occurs when any TINY solid item in the gas.* *Flames > goes high when gas is about to exhaust/ a wet bottom vessel is kept on the > stove*. Many women do not care about wet bottom of vessels and after > keeping on stove it is dangerous to take it out. > > *Present day the sparks are rare, thanks to quality improvements.* > > Q6 Whose gene does a male baby inherit more, his mother’s or > his father’s? > > A6 Claire Jordan Degree in biology and folklore; programmer, > shop owner, secretary on newspaper Wed > > The mother’s, assuming he has regular XY sex chromosomes. There are more > genes on the X, which came from his mother, than on the Y which came from > his father. > > In addition, except in extremely rare circumstances *all babies get their > mitochondrial genes from the mother*. Also, RNA from the mother can be > caught up in an egg cell (but not RNA from the father in the sperm, because > the sperm is too small), carrying across some effects of the mother’s genes > even if the baby didn’t inherit those actual genes. > > *My note- In short children born will have more mother’s qualities and few > father’s qualities* irrespective of male or female child. Earlier there > was a view female children inherit father’s qualities more, and hence > attached more to father.However fathers have more affection to female > children. > > Q7 What are some money saving tips? > > A7 Kirti Malhotra HR Manager at Flipkart.com (product) > (2020–present)Wed > > Open up a new account and ****do not seek for debit card and cheque book.* > Save 20% of your monthly income into that account > > Other than your regular job, imbibe new skills in you to have extra > income. Like I am working as a soft skills trainer (part time) after > completing “Life coaching and Train The Trainer course" besides my regular > job at Flipkart…. > > 3. Avoid unnecessary bad habits like smoking, drinking or any sort of > tobacco > > 4. Invest at least 10% of your monthly income in mutual funds > > 5.*** Buy little or as much gold as you can > > 6. Avoid being in a bad company > > 7. Do not show off. Show off your behaviour > > *8.*** Avoid being in debt* > > 9. Avoid junk food as much as you can > > 10. Understand what do you want and what do you need. Spend on your needs > first > > My note- ***1 On emergency one needs money from any source. Hence debit > card and chequebook are a must. > > ***5. Gold cannot help to overcome difficult situation. 99% Jewellery > shops accept gold for exchange only. Those who purchase will give even less > than 50% of the investment. *Bank loans, one has to clear the pledge in > an year.* > > *** 8. Debt cannot be avoided. Circumstances makes one in debt. > > Q8 Is it true that only a certain amount of glass from > recycled bottles is used to make more glass bottles? > > A8 George Dukesh Former Researcher and scientist at Ministry > of Defence of the United Kingdom (2001–2013)Wed > > *Yes, but that isn’t the entire story.* > > Glass is actually infinitely recyclable; and re-melting glass and re-using > it uses 1/3 of the energy that making new glass takes. > > However, when glass is coloured, it retains its colour when it is recycled. > Many places separate recycling glass , and more modern recycling plants do > this automatically using an optical scanner. > > Also, non-glass ( caps, labels, corks) need to be separated. > > *if you can separate colours ( clear, green, brown , sometimes blue) then > it can be recycled into bottles or other glass items.* > > For high quality optical glass, you need to make new glass. > > *Glass that is unsuitable for recycling into bottles or other items is > nowadays crushed and used mixed into road surfacing material*, or into > building materials such as concrete mixes. > > *Crushed glass has been found to make very hard wearing concrete, and > added to road surfaces,* makes long lasting ( and anti-skid) covering. As > well as standard use on roads, it is excellent for use on specific areas > such as tight bends, or dangerous junctions, where an extra non skid > surface is needed. > > *it can also be treated and shredded for use a glass fibres, for > insulation, and heat sinks.* > > So nowadays, very little glass is wasted, even if it is not used for new > bottles. > > Q9 Which place in Chennai should be taken as a model for other > localities to improve? > > A9 Deepa Shankar Manager, Mannar & Company2y > > Without a doubt, *it’s got to be KK Nagar*. It’s the most well planned > neighbourhood in Chennai. It’s large: a rectangular area spanning from > Ashok Pillar on one end to Muniswamy Salai on another end. Arcot Road to > the Ashok Pillar Road. > > Wherever you are in KK Nagar, you can walk to the nearest bus stop within > 7–8 minutes. Tops. There are wide roads, parks, minimal dead ends, ration > shops, playgrounds, walking areas and careful traffic planning. Amma > canteens and TASMAC are also present, for people of all strata and needs. > > You are not too far from the city centre and you can find buses to take > you to the city centre. Earlier, it had no electric train connectivity but > was supported by a very good bus terminus and great bus routes. The metro > station at Pillar seems to take care of the lack of train service now. I am > hoping that the metro route would be extended across the entire length of > the Ashok Pillar Road. What would be fantastic, of course, is extending > this metro line to the Adyar River, along the Sewage Plant, Nesapakkam, > Ramapuram to DLF-Porur-Ramachandra on one side and to St Thomas > Mount-Airport on the other. > > Q10 How remove too much soap and detergent foam in a front load > washing machine? > > A10 Pratik Mukherjee Assitant Teacher of English from Kolkata, > India at Jadavpur Vidyapith (1999–present) Sat > > *Use low foam detergents, such as those with the word “matic” behind their > names.* If you have already put in the wrong kind of detergent, one or > two extra wash cycles without detergent will get rid of extra soap from > your clothes. > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 12 -06- 2022. * > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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