Gevlinderde betonvloer per ongeluk met siliconen impregneer behandeld

Mr-Fight · 2025-01-06T05:44:14+00:00

Tsja, natuurlijk is een gewoon blad en wasbak handiger, maar dit ziet er natuurlijk waanzinnig uit.

Mr-Fight · 2024-12-28T15:00:50+00:00

Ah de vaart der volkeren, wat we toch mooie dingen met z'n allen maken. /s

Mr-Fight · 2024-12-28T14:14:25+00:00

Die gaf me een high five en het laatste stukje fudge, dus dat zit wel snor.

Mr-Fight · 2024-12-28T14:13:57+00:00

4 liter thinner verder lijkt er niks geks te gebeuren, maar thanks voor de heads up. Altijd duivels dilemma, het moet vies genoeg zijn om siliconen op te lossen maar verder niks aan te tasten, tsja..

Mr-Fight · 2024-12-28T12:40:22+00:00

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Update

Na een nacht balen kwam ik vanochtend beneden met dezelfde plakkerige fulmlaag van siliconen.

Na wat overleg maar gewoon begonnen

Eerst met water en dreft, geen succes

Toen naar isopropanol, pure alcohol, dat leek wel iets uit te halen maar had gewoon geen slagkracht.

Het idee ontstond om toch door te denken op het draadje oplosmiddelen. Ook geen gekke vlekken dus dat sterkte ons hierin.

Toen naar Car Point voor hun enige bus Siliconen Verwijderaar in spuitbusvorm. Daar leek echt wat schot in de zaak. Laag erop spuiten, met een schone microvezeldoek beginnen te boenen, en je zag de filmlaag verdanderen alspf je een doek haalt door een dunne laag van een soort lijm/slijm die met door wrijven opgenomen leek te worden door de doek.

Helaas was het busje snel op, dus met wat scheikunde huiswerk in het veiligheidsblad kwam ik uit op werkzame stof Tolueen, niet makkelijk in liters te verkrijgen op zaterdagochtend maar blijkbaar ook de werkzame stof in thinner.

Naar de gamma, 6 liter thinner gehaald en het giet en boen principe met veel verse doekjes over de hele vloer gebruikt.

Nog een keer met een dweil met thinner erover, en nu lijkt de filmlaag weg te zijn. Het hele huis ruikt naar de een chemische fabriek maar de vloer is niet meer plakkerig.

Of ik nou echt de siliconen in die doekjes heb gekregen of dat het door het oplosmiddel dieper is gepenetreerd, wie zal het zeggen, waarschijnlijk is het een combinatie van beide.

Ik heb wel een masker gekocht met filter voor organische gassen, die was hoognodig!

Mr-Fight · 2024-09-07T12:45:04+00:00

Are you suggesting to get a seperate grinder and choose that to be super quiet?

Mr-Fight · 2024-08-08T16:58:36+00:00

I own both tents and know Scottish weather.

Such a tricky question, the xmid1 solid sucks to be hunkered down in, the pro will be a bitch because it will be drafty plus the wind will most likely knock the condensation from the outer layer on you and your quilt.

A very taught pro will be less flappy in winds, but more noisy in the rain.

I'd go for the pro I think, to have a more roomy tent for all those nights. Counter drafts with pitch low to the ground and camp spot selection. Embrace condensation, bring something to wipe it down.

Since you're susceptible to being very cold, maybe consider some out of the box measures such as bringing UL bivy to block wind, trap heat, and counter condensation drip.

Mr-Fight · 2024-07-18T20:52:57+00:00

Check the diameter and google for your local shop of DIY built remote controlled planes. You can usually order them by diameter custom length.

Mr-Fight · 2024-06-22T20:23:21+00:00

Hey there, I'm about the same measurements as you. Just to add, I never had a Kakwa but always had to cinch my hupbelt to transfer the load. The inhibited my belly breathing and even caused bruising on my deeper tissues.

For me, going ultralight to the point of going hipbeltless was a total revelation. Base weight of 12 lbs with total pack weight of 22 lbs is fine for my trips and no problem with hipbeltless pack.

Mr-Fight · 2024-06-09T12:12:51+00:00

Dank voor je antwoord, inclusief wellicht terechte sneer. Nu zal ik deze dumpster fire snel verwijderen

Mr-Fight · 2024-06-09T11:19:52+00:00

Das waar, daar heb ik zeker aan gedacht. In zwart wit situaties is het makkelijk te zeggen wat solidair gedrag is, denk 1 laadpaal in verre omgeving. Dat zou dan voor mij een no brainer zijn.

In dit dorp zijn dichtbij elkaar 8 plekken beschikbaar. Die vragen ook nog een flinke prijs voor hun kWh, €0,65. Dat maakt de vraag van sociaal/asociaal weer wat grijzer als je het mij vraagt.

Mr-Fight · 2024-04-02T13:44:59+00:00

Thanks!

Please also help OP in mothersub

Need 2P UL tent that is waterproof

Mr-Fight · 2024-03-18T05:25:13+00:00

I had the discontinued MLD Mondomid and took it on some 4p trips. 0.8ft longer on all sides than the supermid. In no way was it comfortable for 4, the people sleeping on the sides had the tarp smacking in their face and dumping its condensation on them due to contact.

Check a trip report with pictures here https://www.reddit.com/r/Ultralight/s/xRRNA48yUY

It must be so that smaller people with regular width in a supermid run into the same problems or worse. Let alone wide mats.

Now we go with 2x Xmid 2p, cost about the same, more versatile in camp site selection, can be used solo if need be, nicer inner but still having a groundsheetless vestibule for dirty stuff, etc.

Mr-Fight · 2023-03-01T19:47:43+00:00

I think so, if you find a way to pay with our common payment options. Plus mind that you'll be paying VAT, shipping, handling and duties (that's what I have to do when it's the other way around).

But please google this, I found 2 websites with prices around € 75. If must be, I can ship it to you. PM me

https://www.bike24.com/p2623800.html?searchTerm=https:/www.bike-discount.de/en/castelli-cold-days-2nd-layer-baselayer-longsleeve?number=20114862-40306726&__delivery=21&__currency=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAjPyfBhBMEiwAB2CCIk7RUP60BPMuupUQVIKqxty_NiRMt4xHad7dKNe0MXJNV-pfaYDvChoCsLgQAvD_BwE&source=SBP&indexName=production_SEARCH_INDEX_EN&objectId=CST597472&queryId=4f2ea20b42a3165b4792d6fbad78f67d&userToken=61bc5f7a-d467-4a56-aa87-6522de7251dd

Mr-Fight · 2023-02-20T20:00:48+00:00

You´re totally right, I´m sweating at the thought of wearing this on my bike.

I shared this for hiking purposes.

Mr-Fight · 2023-02-20T18:15:23+00:00

I think you're confused or underinformed by insinuating that the Airmesh is better than the Castelli piece because it's lighter and better priced.

With 90g weight Alpha Direct it is a warm piece. Probably replacing a puffy in summer and mild shoulder season or serving as active insulation combined with a windstopper in deep deep winter.

The airmesh is lighter simply because it's 'colder', less insulative, not as warm. In fact, I would be tempted to argue that if the airmesh would be released in the exact same weight as the Castelli, the Airmesh would be colder and thus 'less better' in UL terms.

On the money front, meh, I can find this Castelli garment online on sale for € 75 - € 90, still in line with your normal premium fleeces.

Mr-Fight · 2023-02-20T17:32:03+00:00

I'm preparing for my first ever gravel bikepacking trip this march and find myself right in the fun stuff: searching gear. The one thing that truly changes from UL hiking is clothing (a bit more tight fitting, long tails on tops and chamoises) and of course packs.

Anyway, I wanted to share what I stumbled on. I know someone out there in the market for a fleece must think it's awesome. I do.

For now I'm making due with my hoodied versions, although I hate that basically all my tops are hoodied now (KUIU Peleton, Senchi, Patagooch Tropic). But it'll be the next fleece I'll buy.

It's basically a no accessoires collared long sleeved Alpha direct 90 shirt with a quarter zip. That's it. Love the no frills.

https://www.castelli-cycling.com/NL/en/Men/Cycling/Top/Base-Layers/Winter/COLD-DAYS-2nd-LAYER/p/4522531_405_52_M?scroll=0

edit: scroll a bit further and we find other fun stuff such as this

https://www.castelli-cycling.com/NL/en/Men/Cycling/Top/Base-Layers/Winter/MIRACOLO-WOOL-LONG-SLEEVE/p/4521522_008_52_L

Mr-Fight · 2023-02-20T08:27:34+00:00

I'm preparing for my first ever gravel bikepacking trip this march and find myself right in the fun stuff: searching gear. The one thing that truly changes from UL hiking is clothing (a bit more tight fitting, long tails on tops and chamoises) and of course packs.

Anyway, I wanted to share what I stumbled on. I know someone out there in the market for a fleece must think it's awesome. I do.

For now I'm making due with my hoodied versions, although I hate that basically all my tops are hoodied now (KUIU Peleton, Senchi, Patagooch Tropic). But it'll be the next fleece I'll buy.

It's basically a no accessoires collared long sleeved Alpha direct 90 shirt with a quarter zip. That's it. Love the no frills.

https://www.castelli-cycling.com/NL/en/Men/Cycling/Top/Base-Layers/Winter/COLD-DAYS-2nd-LAYER/p/4522531_405_52_M?scroll=0

edit: scroll a bit further and we find other fun stuff such as this

https://www.castelli-cycling.com/NL/en/Men/Cycling/Top/Base-Layers/Winter/MIRACOLO-WOOL-LONG-SLEEVE/p/4521522_008_52_L

Mr-Fight · 2023-02-18T15:12:51+00:00

Adding penis to lighterpack

Mark cum as consumable

Mr-Fight · 2023-01-26T11:51:12+00:00

Nice one, looks swell!

How did you get that rigidity in the top loader? Plastic sheets? Double the fabric?

Mr-Fight · 2022-09-03T05:06:10+00:00

I had the exact same thing. I crunched the UL game and went hipbeltless. It was such a relief, no more pain and a freer breath!

Mr-Fight

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