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degrub

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  1. Maybe this will be of help https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7392215/
  2. Are the gas bottles outside the building structure ? Thats is where they should be with a pipe running to the cooking hobs and other users. The only exception might be if the bottle is very small and could not release enough gas to fill 25% of the volume with an ignitable mixture. One of the main risks would be if a user were left on but no flame or if a leak occurred in the supply line overnight when the building is closed up and gas accumulates. Turning off the cylinder valve at the end if each day would be a reasonable precaution. A simple flammable gas detector would at least give some warning.
  3. A grease trap is an underflow weir box on the water sewer line. It is a box, usually, with a partition in it. Water flows out under the edge if the partition. Fat/oil/grease (anything that floats) is trapped in the upper half and must be cleaned out periodically.
  4. Pot strength old scotch would at least help kill most of the bacteria 😉 Beer, not so much
  5. That’s for the inflammation. Not REAL pain meds 😉
  6. Depends on what pain meds they give you 😏🤣🤣🤣
  7. Bulk cable from Belkin, Comscope, USCable and a few others. Yes, almost all the cable is made in Asia. The difference is in the QC and manufacture. CAT8 is a little more difficult to handle for turns and a little more finicky to terminate correctly. Either way, if you are paying someone to install, make sure they have the equipment to verify the installation meets the frequency and signal loss specs for either. CAT6 should easily handle 10Gbit/s bandwidth for your distances and is easier to handle. CAT8 will if installed correctly. I would pull and terminate 2 cables per run since the cost is not much more. Otherwise, just get pre-made patch cables from Belkin or other and surface mount cable panduit. Easy to replace if one goes bad or you want to upgrade. Realistically, for home use, it’s tough to saturate 1Gbit/s .
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