Let’s say I hypothetically had some mice pee in some plastic components that cannot be properly cleaned in any realistic way. Is it possible to heat it up to “cook off” the mouse pee nastiness without actually melting the plastic?
Let’s say I hypothetically had some mice pee in some plastic components that cannot be properly cleaned in any realistic way. Is it possible to heat it up to “cook off” the mouse pee nastiness without actually melting the plastic?
Definitely, a faux pas. A correct answer would be: “try it, film it, share it.”
Like that guy that posted photos of him electrocuting his testicles with a car battery to prove it wouldn’t hurt?
Exactly! The Internet is built from such can-do spirit.
Shit, I gotta see this. Do you have a link?
I’m afraid I don’t, but it’s easily one of the most famous reddit posts ever, you’ll find it if you look it up.
It was in a thread on a post about someone who seemingly found a homemade electric chair in an abandoned house iirc. The chair was connected to a car battery, and Electro-Balls wanted to show everyone that a car battery didn’t generate enough current to cause pain, let along hurt/kill someone.
Edit: Decided to find it because I wanted to see if I got the story right. I got the story right
Well, he’s right, 12v can’t break the resistance of the skin. It’s why cars are mostly 12v, it’s a safety thing. Every now and then you hear about some guy managed to kill himself working on a 24 volt vehicle without taking proper precautions. Anyways the way to torture with a car battery is using it to heat metal up.
The hero we need, not the hero we deserve. Thanks champ!
kinky.