Silly orange jersey Alamaking never drove a car before.
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'earthworms' in toilet
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Silly orange jersey Alamaking never drove a car before.
Hmm...think there are some sense here...might rip out the silicon under the toilet door and check. Wifey saw them a few times there. Maybe they are breeding there, and all the time we concentrate fire at the floor trap instead and even put a acrylic cover on top of it when not bathing...
if you keep battery long enuff inside your remote, radio etc. there sure to have some water come out
Most likely what goes on in his mind, was to soak the Everyready or whatever brand batteries in water. Alamaking, must have not serve in N.S. or else how he doesn't not know what is battery water; Watson sells them too at 90c a bottle.
Try this link:
http://consumer-homes.feedquickstart.com/wood-flooring/worms-in-toilet-605324.html
Same problem you are having. Therein it mentioned sunlight, chlorine, etc.
A possible solution from website :http://thaimothball.com/index-en.html
http://www.allaboutworms.com/bathroom-worms-control-and-prevention
http://consumer-homes.feedquickstart.com/wood-flooring/worms-in-toilet-605324.html
Same problem you are having. Therein it mentioned sunlight, chlorine, etc.
A possible solution from website :http://thaimothball.com/index-en.html
http://www.allaboutworms.com/bathroom-worms-control-and-prevention
In that case, you got to the root of the infestations, the building, maybe you have voted for the wrong people who run the TC..this is your penance, you have to repent!..ha! ha! ha!. You got to tell the TC people of this & HDB too, show them the evidence.
What I meant wass the battery water extracted from your car battery that contains sulfuric acid and it corrodes fabric and kills algae.
The one bought at watson is distilled water to fill up the car battery, commonly known as battery water to the common layman driver, not the "battery water" I mentioned earlier.
The one bought at watson is distilled water to fill up the car battery, commonly known as battery water to the common layman driver, not the "battery water" I mentioned earlier.
Most likely what goes on in his mind, was to soak the Everyready or whatever brand batteries in water. Alamaking, must have not serve in N.S. or else how he doesn't not know what is battery water; Watson sells them too at 90c a bottle.
If you are using sliding panels for the bath room.......one more area to check are the gaps under the fixtures of the sliding door panels.
I know, was kidding on the Distill Water at Watson, I have filled Batteries during N.S. days with battery water to charge them.
No, I don't have to repent. Though like many sammies here, I have been let down twice this year!
Extract water directly from the car battery. Only the water inside the wet battery cells contain sulphuric acid which is necessary for the electroes to pass between the lead panels to generate charge (something like that lah:p)
Last time in army, we add sulphuric acid to water and pour inside drain to kill all the alage. After one flush, the drain is bone cleaned, not a trace of alage, only bare concrete.
Difficult to get sulphuric acid in stores, so get from car battery lor:p
Last time in army, we add sulphuric acid to water and pour inside drain to kill all the alage. After one flush, the drain is bone cleaned, not a trace of alage, only bare concrete.
Difficult to get sulphuric acid in stores, so get from car battery lor:p
Its the same with Bleach, just pour a capful in the toilet bowl, leave it overnight, next morning you flush it, it is clean, lolExtract water directly from the car battery. Only the water inside the wet battery cells contain sulphuric acid which is necessary for the electroes to pass between the lead panels to generate charge (something like that lah:p)
Last time in army, we add sulphuric acid to water and pour inside drain to kill all the alage. After one flush, the drain is bone cleaned, not a trace of alage, only bare concrete.
Difficult to get sulphuric acid in stores, so get from car battery lor:p
Most likely what goes on in his mind, was to soak the Everyready or whatever brand batteries in water. Alamaking, must have not serve in N.S. or else how he doesn't not know what is battery water; Watson sells them too at 90c a bottle.
KNN Alamaking never served NS still talking so much.
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LOL, then got rechargeable battery water or not? LOLKNN Alamaking never served NS still talking so much.
I tried bleach liao lah......dont work on commando worms. They just take cover and then come back again.
Thats why I recommend hot boiling water.
You're really silly beyond cure. I'm not about to waste time giving you electrics or physics lessons. I know you understand basic Chinese. Look at the Chinese for battery, 电池 first, it was first invented as liquid, then then developed into 干电池 solidified.
I didnt go to my "O" level Physics, F9, my physic teacher called me on that morning, I told him I'm not interested, he stunned for a while, LOL.
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Hot boiling water works when it is hot. I tried also...... after cooking noodles I pour it near the opening of the drainage in the toilet, the worms still reappear soon after.
Diluted sulphuric acid if seeps into the cracks, kills algae and worms between the crevices and leaves an acidic residue to repel..... but can irritate skin if the skin is not washed throughly.
If got children at home, then exercise caution when using it lor.
Just to add, chlorine also can but not as effective, but beware of the fumes. Chlorine content in bleach is too little to be effective for the task at hand though.
Diluted sulphuric acid if seeps into the cracks, kills algae and worms between the crevices and leaves an acidic residue to repel..... but can irritate skin if the skin is not washed throughly.
If got children at home, then exercise caution when using it lor.
Just to add, chlorine also can but not as effective, but beware of the fumes. Chlorine content in bleach is too little to be effective for the task at hand though.
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I'm suprised that he was stunned. It should be no surprise with someone as silly as you. I'm only surprised that he didn't call for IMH ambulance.
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