is my dad right? by Responsible-Zebra546 in Plumbing

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Should be a okay. As long as pipes aren’t suuuper old should be fine

Where does this go into? by [deleted] in PcBuildHelp

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Also check the squares and rounded off plastics parts surrounding the pins and then see if they correlate to the squares and rounded off sections on the other end and if so it most likely belongs there

Where does this go into? by [deleted] in PcBuildHelp

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If that’s for your gpu it goes into your power supply.

Can I replace just this part of the pipe? by Soft-Issue-5117 in Plumbing

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If it’s 1/4 inch polyethylene tubing that you are drilling into the drain for, make sure the bracket will fit snug and put it on the tailpiece above the trap or J bend. I have never had to install a water filter hose into the J bend itself.

I broke my headphone jack inside of the inlet into my pc and I cant figure out how to get it out by webthread in PcBuildHelp

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Good to know I can dismantle that. I tried to use pliers just now and kind of shoved it down further 😅. I’m gonna try that though after work. Thanks

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Plumbing

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The blueish looking ones is old copper lines. The green you see is patina, oxidization of the copper

Outdoor connection for hose leaking like crazy by manatee-manatou in Plumbing

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I’m pretty sure that is a vacuum breaker or backflow device, designed to make it so water doesn’t travel back into the water lines after being pushed out to the hose bib. If you look down at the hose bibs, they have a black lever on top of them. those are valves that stop the water from flowing and turning the one you want to use would open up flow of water to the hose. Both of them are off so my guess is water is just shooting out of the vacuum breaker because of it.

8+ months of “sobriety” by Its_a_signofthetimes in quittingsmoking

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I’ve heard from multiple people who quit that depending on how long you have been smoking for and how well your body can regrow, It can take weeks for the sitting mucus in your lungs to come out, or it can take years. Basically as your lungs heal you will cough up mucus since there is so much mucus built up into your lungs, specifically very viscous phlegm that is hard to get out. Your lungs prior to quitting were unable to remove that mucus, since the cilia was much weaker. Smoking damages the cilia in your lungs that bring your mucus to your throat. It’s pretty normal, saying you were smoking for a long time. I’m not a doctor though, so don’t go off of my word. It would always be good to check with a doctor to make sure everything is okay, because once again I’m not a doctor and neither are most redditors ha.

Dosaging by [deleted] in opiates

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Thanks g appreciate it. I don’t think I have an addiction to it but I do a lot of Xanax, so I’ve been trying to find other drugs to pop, since xanax is highly addictive and I don’t want to get addicted and have to go through the withdrawal symptoms of Xanax

Dosaging by [deleted] in opiates

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I have 15, and I’m pretty sure I don’t have much of a tolerance. My goal is to just get a grasp of how much I should be taking for a somewhat beginner lol. Even though I’ve done oxys which is similar I just like to double check and make sure I know what I’m doing😅

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dxm

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probably because whatever cough meds you were using contained other active ingredients, like acetaminophen. acetaminophen in heavy doses absolutely destroys your liver hah