An experiment conducted by the city of Spokane, Washington, found that flushed dental floss, Q-tips, tampons, pads and cat litter not only did not dissolve, but wrapped around the propeller that was agitating them in water during testing. In a real-life scenario, this translates into sewer treatment plant equipment breakdowns that can cost thousands of dollars. Spokane's city workers also tested single-ply, regular and plush toilet papers, facial tissue, and two types of flushable wipes to see how well they dissolved in water. All the toilet paper dissolved readily, with the plush toilet paper taking the longest to dissolve. The flushable wipes? They remained completely intact, despite being soaked in water and spun by a propeller. So what's the verdict for flushing toilet paper or facial tissue (or anything else)? Only toilet paper should go down the drain. And finally, one last consideration. If you're reaching for some toilet paper to blow your nose, consider whether that roll of toilet paper is shielded from the germs that can aerosolize with each flush.
The publication of this information does not constitute the practice of medicine, and this information does not replace the advice of your physician or other health care provider. Before undertaking any course of treatment, the reader must seek the advice of their physician or other health care provider. Antioxidants include some vitamins and minerals, but to appreciate the value of antioxidants, you first need to understand the potential dangers of free radicals, a form of oxygen that has been chemically modified into a highly unstable substance. Free radicals are unstable because they are missing electrons, which must be replaced. So they seek out other compounds in the body. Steal electrons to restore stability. If the compound giving up its electrons is the fat and protein in an LDL-cholesterol molecule, the result is the formation of fatty lesions in the walls of the blood vessels -- the hallmark of atherosclerosis. For instance, they form in the normal course of the day, just by our breathing in oxygen.
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While these materials can protect your gym gear from rain and sweat, they also provide the perfect breeding ground for odor-causing bacteria. When you toss your damp, sweaty workout clothing back into your gym bag, you're leaving yourself vulnerable to germs and pathogens that thrive in this type of warm, wet environment. Even worse, you're creating a bacteria breeding ground that leaves your gym bag smelling of sweat, mildew and other unpleasant odors. Don't carry the smell of the gym home with you. Instead, invest in a bag with separate compartments for wet swimwear or damp clothing. While many people simply use a plastic bag to hold these items, it's easy to forget to bring these bags as you're rushing out the door each morning. Instead, choose a gym bag with a vented pocket that allows air to reach your wet items. Access to the air will not only help these items dry more quickly and protect your other clothing from moisture, but also keep germs from flourishing in your gym bag.
So the priority at Porsche, a company with heavy ties to Volkswagen and Audi, is now diversification. They started doing it in the mid-1990s with the aforementioned Boxster, a more affordable car than the premium 911 but one that's still a thrill to drive. A decade later, they did it with the Cayenne, an SUV co-developed with Volkswagen. While some hardcore brand loyalists have ridiculed the idea of a Porsche SUV, the profits say otherwise: The Cayenne is now the company's top-selling vehicle. The trend of diversification continues this year with the addition of the Panamera, Porsche's first-ever production four-door sedan. Looking not unlike a 911 with an extra set of doors, the sedan goes on sale later this year and will compete with other premium four-door models like the Maserati Quattroporte and the Mercedes-Benz S Class. The Panamera has another trick up its sleeve you may not expect from Porsche: It will offer a hybrid model in addition to its normal V-6 and V-8 engines.
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