Some grill grates are cast iron coated in porcelain. A steel wire brush, like the kind used for removing paint, will damage this kind of grate. The grill brushes that are available usually have brass bristles, which is not supposed to damage the porcelain.

So, according to this, being wealthy won't bring you happiness. I'd like to find out for myself.

What happened to peppers? Bell peppers, hot peppers, etc.

There isn't a "like" button, but there is a "recommend" button... that little star after the comment

Maple syrup consists primarily of water and sucrose, that is white sugar.

"Why would you rinse the stuff you are putting on your teeth to protect them?" Well, for the same reason that you don't leave the silver polish on the silver, or the oven cleaner in the oven, you clean it off, so it will be... clean.

But wait... "fluoride can absorb directly through the cheek into the blood, and displaces iodine". That would be good, because iodine is at least as poisonous as fluoride: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/en… (just for clarity, I am just trying to be funny)

Oh here is a link: http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthr…

Damn... I have an IQ of around 160, just think where I could be if I had not ingested fluoride tablets when I was a child.

"If it doesn't serve a purpose, get rid of it." Yeah... like a giant record player with a huge analog radio attached to it.

They are getting rid of a printer/copier that always gives errors. All three pictures are from the movie "Office Space".

Yeah... I watched someone try this just last week, and they broke the neck of the bottle. Waste of a good beer. We did eventually find an opener. I keep one of those combination cork-screw bottle openers in my car... but my car was on shore.

Guess I have never met a smart merchant (just kidding) — I have never had a merchant reject my card which has "ASK FOR ID" in the signature strip. Of course, very few actually ask for my ID either. I have been putting "ASK FOR ID" in the signature strip of all my cards for years.

Guess I have never met a smart merchant (just kidding). I will sign my cards from now on. I have been putting "ASK FOR ID" in the signature box for years now, and nobody has ever rejected my card... and very few have asked for my ID. I don't think that anything that you do in that box will stop a determined thief…

If you go to http://www.google.com/preferences

I guess I'm fortunate, or my Credit Union is unusual. They have a machine that counts your coins and gives you a receipt. Take the receipt to a teller and they can deposit it or give you cash, or whatever, no charges or fees.

Or you could spend a dollar at the pet store and get a tag with your name and address on it, with the added benefit that it won't get ruined by heat or mud or water or anything else your dog could get into.

This is a very nice solution that will not work, because at present, drivers are human. We won't do this. There are two real solutions to this problem however: 1) Build more lanes. 2) Reduce the number of cars on the road. When the vehicles are spread apart enough, then there are no problems merging.

Gee, if you have a choice, just buy your batteries at a reputable retailer, like Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, or Radio Shack. Why buy them at a flea market, or on ebay — you're just asking for trouble.

Not according to Wikipedia: [en.wikipedia.org]