Yes, the Kit-Cat Klock is indeed mentioned in Stephen King's novel "Bag of Bones." In the book, the clock serves as a minor but memorable detail in Mike Noonan's summer home, Sara Laughs. The clock, with its distinctive rolling eyes and wagging tail, adds to the eerie atmosphere of the house and contributes to the supernatural occurrences that Mike experiences. The quirky nature of the Kit-Cat Klock contrasts with the darker themes of the novel, making it a notable detail for readers.

​@@PurchaseReviews i thought first it was felix the cat clock, but then it say the clock is broken and the eye is fell off, it make me think its not felix the cat clock because it have eye move behind the plastic eye. So it must be another similiar clock.

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Ethanol and oil do not mix well together. Ethanol is a polar solvent, and oil is non-polar, which means they can separate when mixed. This separation can cause inconsistent lubrication, potentially leading to engine damage.

@@PurchaseReviews wondered why u had some there?

@@goldeneagle99 nope, it’s just regular unleaded fuel.

From the Avery website.

You can select the size you want, and they will send them out to you.

Can also use WD-40

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Your welcome, thanks Sherik

Up to two years if stored properly. I keep mine stored in a cool dry room. They are also kept in airtight containers. Thanks

@@PurchaseReviews Thank you 😇 That was helpful 🙏🏼

Thanks Michael 😊

Very handy portable tuner. Good for alternate tunings also. I got one of those Warus tuners a while back for my rig, have you seen those? There’re also amazing. Have a good day 😊

I change mine yearly for the same reason, only a few of us are using it. They recommend changing it yearly.

Thanks Sarah, it’s either I get lost in terrarium’s or planted aqua-scape aquariums. Love it 😊

Also, I found this container on hard rubbish on the side of the road. Couldn’t believe someone would just throw it away.

@@PurchaseReviews it’s crazy right!? I payed $3 for this 🙂 one of my best finds ❤️

@@PurchaseReviews you are very talented 🌿🙂

@sarahk4047 yeah, people are strange, they don’t know what nice stuff they have, and so they just chuck it out 🤔

Thanks so much for your comment. You’re very welcome. Much easier to make the tumblers when you have the correct information to follow. Thanks again.

They’re almost sounding like some kind of accordion. Yep, I also still polish mine too 😊

If you use C size batteries it’s a louder tick than if you were to use AA batteries, which you can do with this clock. Saying that, I don’t even notice the sound of it ticking, cause it’s so quiet. That’s about as good of an answer as I can give you.

Thank you for your comment, I’m so glad that I could help 😊

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That could work, not sure though, I’ve never tried that before. You can always try and see what happens.

Avery provides templates that are compatible with various printer models and types, including inkjet and laser printers. As long as your printer can handle the paper size and type specified for the Avery labels you're using, you should be able to print them without any issues.

Sounds like you got candle frosting. It’s typically caused by the crystallization of natural waxes, especially soy wax, during the cooling process. It's a common occurrence and doesn't affect the quality or performance of the candle. To prevent candle frosting, you can try these following tips: * Use additives: Adding additives like stearic acid or vybar to your candle wax can help reduce frosting. * Heat control: Ensure your wax is not overheated during the melting process. Overheating can contribute to frosting. Follow the manufacturer's recommended temperature guidelines. * Cooling process: Allow your candles to cool slowly and evenly at room temperature. Rapid cooling can exacerbate frosting. * Container choice: Opt for opaque or colored containers to minimize the visibility of frosting. * Temperature control: Store your finished candles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and fluctuations in temperature, as extreme temperatures can cause frosting. * Proper wick selection: Using the appropriate wick size for your candle can help ensure an even burn, which may reduce frosting. Hope this helps..

Thank you so much . Great help 🙏

You are welcome. Thanks Pat 😊

Your welcome, yeah I thought the same. How do you find the display? Tuning up is easy to read, but I find some of the other settings hard to read. It’s an expensive little gadget, should be at least $50 less. Thanks again.

@PurchaseReviews Truth be known I've never used the other settings. Lol. Plus it was a birthday gift.

@Sternodox ohh nice 😊 Someone obviously loves you a lot then 😀

You’re welcome, up-cycle projects are a lot of fun. Made a wooden chest using pallets and a fishing rod holder, very useful 👍🏻 Thanks again.

It’s an AM and FM radio 👍🏻

@@PurchaseReviews thank you

Thank you 😊

The same thing always happens to me if I haven’t used the printer for a little while. So, in the video I show in the Avery site how to adjust the positioning of the labels to be printed. I feel your frustration, although it’s still cheaper printing from home.

​@@PurchaseReviewsI picked the littlest amount to shift in the Avey adjustments and that was too much. There is no other choice. I've change paper type also. I sell these on Etsy so it's a pain right now.

@amystickler7451 Also did the same, but I got them to print out ok again. Not sure what other option there is, very frustrating. There’s not much profit margin as it is selling candies and crafts online. Definitely don’t want to have wasted labels, all adds to the cost. Hope that you can get it figured out.

@@PurchaseReviews think I will have to finally make the switch to shilouette or cricut.

@@amystickler7451 Have always wanted to try one of those too. You would think that by now there would be an easier and hassle free way for creating labels.

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Thanks, I liked it too, but had to sell it a while back. Maybe will come across it again one day.

1.6mm size string 👍🏻

@@PurchaseReviews thank you

Your more than welcome. Thank you 😊

Thank you so much for your comment, and for watching. Yes, Stearic acid is an essential ingredient in candle making that no one ever seems to talk about. Here is a list of the benefits of using vegetable stearic acid in soy candles. Hardening Agent: Stearic acid helps to increase the hardness and stability of candles, making them less likely to bend or deform at room temperature. Opacity: Stearic acid can enhance the opacity of candles, resulting in a more solid and opaque appearance. Scent Throw: When used in scented candles, stearic acid can help improve the scent throw, allowing the fragrance to disperse more effectively and fill the surrounding space with aroma. Smooth Texture: Stearic acid contributes to a smoother texture in candles, reducing the likelihood of surface imperfections or air bubbles. Reduced Shrinkage: Adding stearic acid to candle formulations can help reduce shrinkage during the cooling process, resulting in a more uniform and consistent final product. Longer Burn Time: Stearic acid can help prolong the burn time of candles by slowing down the rate at which the wax melts, leading to a more efficient and longer-lasting burn. Hope this info helps.

Your more than welcome, thank you 😊

Yes, there are alternatives to Avery paper products for various printing needs. Some popular alternatives include: HP Paper: HP offers a range of paper products suitable for printing labels, stickers, business cards, and more. Staples Brand Paper: Staples carries its own brand of paper products that are compatible with various printers and suitable for printing labels, cards, and other documents. Office Depot Brand Paper: Similar to Staples, Office Depot also offers its own brand of paper products that can be used for printing labels, cards, and other materials. AmazonBasics Paper: AmazonBasics offers a variety of paper products, including label sheets and sticker paper, which are compatible with inkjet and laser printers. Generic Label Sheets: Many office supply stores and online retailers offer generic label sheets that are compatible with popular label templates and can be used for printing labels, stickers, and more. Hope this answers your question, thanks.

Gday @steveclarke7 I am still using Eco-soy for the glasses, and Coco-soy for the tins. The Eco-soy doesn’t work well in tins. No matter what size wick you use they just don’t burn properly, and leave a lot of wax behind. On the other hand, the Coco-soy wax has issues with adhesion when working with glass. These are the two types of candles I make, and I couldn’t be more happy. I’ve tried almost all the waxes and all the wicks. Took a long time to finally figure it all out. In the candle videos no one ever seems to mention anything about stearic acid or UV stabilizer. These ingredients are a must. Thanks for your question, hope that helps.

@@PurchaseReviews Extremely helpful! I live in Australia as well and stumbling across your videos a few months ago was a blessing. I bought the eco-soy wax and stearic acid based off your older video and its worked great! Saw your new video and thought maybe you had changed your mind after further testing. Really appreciate the thorough explanations you give in both your videos and comments. Saves me a lot of time getting to skip the long frustrating testing phase I'm sure you went through to reach your conclusions.

No worries, I know exactly what you mean. They test and test and test, and still the candles are crap. It’s like with the epoxy tumblers I was making, they skip or completely miss crucial steps, or don’t give the right info. Really glad that the videos help.

I read your comment wrong, thought you were taking about the videos you were watching. Sorry about that. Yep, the testing was definitely the most time consuming part.

@@PurchaseReviews No worries.......and yes, I watched more videos than I can count but most just didn't seem to answer everything that a beginner needed. As soon as i found your video, I saved it to refer back to later. Finding your video was like finding a needle in a hay stack.

That’s for left handed. You’ll need to get the ones that say for right handed.

@PurchaseReviews I'm not sure this is right...almost all the ones from thomann say l6 .or left orientated. They don't say for left handed guitars...

@repoman5581 I even asked chat GPT, and this is its answer: Yes, there are both left-handed and right-handed locking guitar tuners available. Left-handed locking tuners are designed specifically for left-handed guitarists. Hope that helps.

@PurchaseReviews thomann does not say these are for left-handed guitars, and these left orientations seem strange. Most are left or L6. Can't be more left than right... have to ask Thomann.

Is it one of these ones? www.soundsationmusic.com/en/blog/the-setup-of-your-guitar-pt-9-double-locking-vibrato-bridges. I would take one look and probably run away, sounds like a headache. I definitely appreciate regular guitar locking tuners 😆 🎸 I have never had any experience with the ones you are talking about.

Should work fine. They say that goof off won’t affect the anodizing. Acetone I know removes epoxy too, but not sure if that will affect the anodizing.

OK! I purchased a small can of Goof Off and did a test. The Goof Off seeped back under the epoxy and realeased it thus allowing it to be rubbed off with a cloth. This was on a door for a cluster mailbox. I did learn quickly that there were fumes and to proect anything around the work area. Wear gloves and work outside if possible. But, the results are worth the effort. @@PurchaseReviews

@@titusllewelyn Glad that it worked on the epoxy for you.

Yes, can’t seem to find anywhere. I did find compatible filter on this website. www.desertcart.com.au/products/2221515-apex-rf-1050-alkaline-filter-cartridge?gad_source=1

$200 AUD