How do i know if it safe to drink from a pewter flask made in Thailand?

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However from Stanley:

You'll need:

• ¼ cup uncooked rice
• 3oz distilled white vinegar

Instructions:

1. Pour ¼ cup of uncooked rice into flask.
2. Fill flask with 3oz of distilled white vinegar.
3. Seal flask.
4. Shake vigorously for 1 minute.
5. Let sit for 5-10 minutes.*
6. Shake vigorously again for 1-2 minutes.
7. Empty flask. Bonus points for composting the rice.
8. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.
9. Leave open until dry.

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I did not hear about elephant heads but I did hear about elephant tusks.

I did not year about elephant heads but I did hear about elephant tusks.

That's rather iffy.

Some pewters use lead, which will leach into the contents.

A thermos is a vacuum flask that has two flasks. One flask is in the other flask and they are joined at the top. The gap doesnt have a lot of air. This makes a near-vacuum with the prurpose of stopping the transfer of heat or cold. Therefore, the thermos keeps a drink hot or cold.

It's normal if the flask is made of inexpensive metal. My recommendation is that you either use a more costly metal flask you simply drink faster!

Tanks are marked with Hot and Cold.
1) If water connections are on top of tank, look for red marking or word HOT that shows where hot water pipe connects. Look for blue marking or word COLD that shows cold water connection.
2) If water connections are on side of tank, cold water connects to bottom one, and hot connects to top.

3) If hot and cold are reversed, the tank will not work.
Pipes on top of tank: cold water enters tank and is sent to bottom of tank in a long tube called the dip tube. This means the cold is on the bottom since hot water rises to the top. The hot water exits top of tank.
Pipes on side of tank: You want cold water to enter bottom, so hot water naturally rises to the top outlet.

if it is a duel overhead cam meaning two wheels at the top of the motor then place the arrows toward each other after looking for a marking on the head that is if theres a marking on the head then put them on there marking. then put the bottom wheel on the marking tdc or top dead center. place the belt on without turning these wheels and you should be good to go.

sometimes a remote draws moisture either from the air or someone spilling a drink on it. i'm not saying this is the problem but it's worth a shot. take apart your remote. don't worry, remotes are usually the shell, rubber buttons, and the little green board. not much to lose and easy to put back together. take a dry cloth and wipe off the green plate front and back. try not to touch it but on the sides. replace it back together and try it out.