Tuesday, February 3, 2026

 


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  1. Don't see that much these days.

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  2. My parents gave us a car around 2016. As we were cleaning it out we found some nose drops that expired in the 1990's in it. There was still some left.

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  3. I know it's old, but how? I've got a salt container that expires this year. Salt??? These are basic chemicals!

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  4. Expiration dates are added so that one purchases more when actually it's good for a long time.

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  5. Just remember, when you bring that tape back, to rewind it first! Or else!

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    1. Anon 545, apparently you are the only one to get the joke.
      Dave

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    2. Yes! We still have a working VCR player & a "sports car" rewinder.

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  6. It can always be used to absorb odors in the fridge.

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  7. We have a bunch of VHS tapes, recorded and pre-recorded, and a brand new VCR still in the box in case we ever want to watch them. I should get off my ass and convert all of them to mp4.

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    1. You will probably find the Tape is stuck to itself and they are unusable. Should wind/re-wind them occasionally.

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  8. If nothing else this caused me to investigate enough to know that if the box 'o bicarb in the old fridge or freezer ain't what's gone all stinky, then it's still up to the job at hand. Next most common use for the stuff, for me, is tossing the stuff into the dishwasher and garbage disposal with some extra strength vinegar. And sometimes into the garbage bag or can itself when things get sideways before pickup day.

    My Bride uses baking powder so the soda version never goes near an oven in any form.

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