How do I stop my jigs from snagging? Use a stand up or semi stand up jig (Fin-tech Nuckle Balls or Bass Pro Shops XPS Jigs are my favorite). These jigs do a better job of keeping the hook up … Continue reading →

4 hours. How long will a 100Ah battery run a trolling motor? A 100Ah lead acid deep-cycle battery will run a 30lbs thrust trolling motor on Speed 4 for 4 hours. How long will a 100Ah lithium battery last on … Continue reading →

While the use of this new form of PVC reduces potential toxicity as it eliminates the greatest hazard from the material, the use of PVC remains controversial as it continues to present certain dangers – PVC in its phthalate-free form … Continue reading →

Hanging lightweight curtains is as easy as 1-2-3 with Command™ Medium Brushed Nickel Metal Hooks which hold up to 1kg. 1. Place your Command™ hooks on each side of the window. Can command strips hold up curtains? Be sure to … Continue reading →

CPVC is More Effective at Maintaining Water Quality than PEX Third party studies show that CPVC piping, such as FlowGuard Gold pipes and fittings, consistently demonstrate a lower risk of biofilm formation than PEX. Why is PEX better than CPVC? … Continue reading →

The most commonly used materials for synthetic leathers are polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polyurethane (PU), which are plastic based materials. Another term for fake leather is “pleather” which comes from the term plastic leather. Is faux leather good quality? Economical … Continue reading →

Hydrates, Hemiacetals, and Acetals A hydrate contains a carbon with two single bonds to OH. A hemiacetal contains a carbon with a single bond to OH and a single bond to OR (where R is a carbon group) An acetal … Continue reading →

1. Acrylic or Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA) Well-known for its use in optical devices and products, acrylic is a transparent thermoplastic used as a lightweight, shatter-resistant alternative to glass. Acrylic is typically used in sheet form create products such as acrylic … Continue reading →

Nylon. Polyamide is a synthetic material, patented in the 1930s by the famous American company Du Pont. It is also known as Nylon. Produced in the form of long, thin filaments, polyamide has an elastic structure and was first used … Continue reading →

uPVC stands for unplasticized polyvinyl chloride and is PVC without plasticizing (flexibility) agents added. PVC and uPVC is often used to refer to the same product and most standard PVC pipe is actually uPVC pipe. Which is better PVC or … Continue reading →

Epoxy is more expensive, but is stronger and more resistant to chemicals. A large GRP (fibreglass) object such as a boat is probably made with the cheaper polyester. A small object such as a radio antenna or golf club or … Continue reading →

Snails are great to use on the hook when the fish grow wary of the corn and become occupied with the hemp. “When you are getting lots of bites they are very durable due to there rubbery texture and you … Continue reading →

In particular, Rigid PVC possesses a high density for plastic, making it extremely hard and generally incredibly strong. It is also readily available and economical, which, combined with most plastics’ long-lasting characteristics, makes it an easy choice for many industrial … Continue reading →

Polyvinyl Chloride Pipes (PVC) pipes won’t rust, corrode, or degrade over time, are excellent for sink, toilet, and bathtub drain lines or vent stacks, can readily handle high water pressure, and are inexpensive and easy to work with. Their biggest … Continue reading →

Plastic PVC Pipes: 25-40 years. Cast Iron Pipes: 80-100 years. How often does PVC need to be replaced? PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Traditionally, PVC piping only lasts between 25-40 years. However, with recent technological advancements, PVC pipes may be able to … Continue reading →