NSFW The Great Sexodus of 2012 (Spam here)

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APRIL said:
I have Pyrex today for my lunch container. They make awesome glass tubberware.
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I want to replace all my plastic stuff with the pyrex ones. But i like square tupperware for better fitting in the fridge, and most their stuff is round. At least the cheap stuff
 
Mr. Asa said:
We were originally talking about cleaning out a carburetor, Domon apparently does it by boiling it in pyrex, I had no clue how one would apply heat to pyrex as I thought it might crack from direct heat, fly suggested it get microwaved.

Thus, does a conversation evolve!
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Yes but you could use a pyrex container to boil the water then apply it on the carburetor. I wouldn't want to put that physically on glass for fear of damaging it (not because of the water but because of the metal)
 
Domon said:
I want to replace all my plastic stuff with the pyrex ones. But i like square tupperware for better fitting in the fridge, and most their stuff is round. At least the cheap stuff
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Here is what I have today... Bam square!

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Coqui said:
Yes but you could use a pyrex container to boil the water then apply it on the carburetor. I wouldn't want to put that physically on glass for fear of damaging it (not because of the water but because of the metal)
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Domon said that you want the bubbles from boiling to lift stuff off. Also that you want the metal to expand, I would think you would need constant heat for both.
 
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