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seacrab says:

Another turtle rapist videooo

Pablo Rial Diaz says:

Can somebody help me?

Ive got an iPhone case that I really like. It was transparant but now it’s more of a yellowish-disgusting brown.

I had some saloon cream and put a layer of it on the case, and then wrapped it in plastic.

It’s winter time and the sun isn’t very powerful. I can still manage to put the case 5-6 hours a day in direct sun light.

With all that info, how much time will I before my case turns transparant again?

Cheers!

Michael Andrean says:

Can someone answer my question

I just bought the hydrogen peroxide solution in chemical mart
And it’s written “50%” hydrogen peroxide concentrate

Do u guys think it’s okey to use this solution directly?
Or i should add some water, for example. I pour 10 ml or the solution, and add also 30 ml of water, so it becomes 25% hydrogen peroxide concentrate.

Already bought the UV light also 😀

Elia1995 says:

I live in Italy, anyone knows what kind of product here can have up to 12% hydrogen peroxide ?
I read that our "oxygenated water" (acqua ossigenata in Italian) contains hydrogen peroxide, but I'm not sure how much and if it's effective for this procedure.

Tim Walden says:

8 bits of awesome, as per usual.

Killer Keemstar says:

I'm going to have to do this on my Apple Pro Keyboard that I got at my local thrift store for $4. The keyboard is from 2002, and half of it is yellowed.

Travis Gibby says:

I wonder if this works for yellowed headlights.

Daz555Daz says:

Do you even need sunlight for this? I wonder if this works with some heat alone – just to accelerate the reactions.

astrangeone says:

Currently doing this for a pair of old swim goggles I've inherited from my swimmer aunt. They look gross, but I've done the 3% dollar store peroxide route and a bit of off brand oxy clean. It immediately started bubbling and reacting to the chemicals and after 45 minutes, the transparent grey is back. There are some parts that still don't look good (the plastic around the lenses), but that just requires another dunk into the bath, after changing the ingredients.

Total cost = $2 for the restoration, and now I have a decent looking pair of swim googles.

niacal4nia says:

Great hack! Can this work on yellow headlamps? My Porsche 996 plastic headlamps are getting yellow and since the lights kinda face upward, I was thinking this cream and outdoor sunshine could fix it.

RC Hobbyist Extreme says:

Apple 2e ,Many hours of program writing on one of those. I learned so much about computers on one of those. I worked as a custodian at the time. On my breaks,I tought myself computer language and programming. All the manuals were there free to use. I also had acess to the internet,so I could get any info I needed. I wish I had all that old stuff yet. It got thrown out the following year after I moved on and they tore down that building.

razordogz says:

Would this work on fruit machine reels ?

AtomicCookieGaming says:

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MMMMMMM MMMMM CREAMY!