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What's The Difference Between Semi-Automatic And Fully Automatic Washing Machines? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Washing machines have vastly simplified the task of doing laundry, but not all machines automate the process to the same extent. Plus, there are some washing machine models you should steer clear of because of well-documented issues with their manufacturing. While both semi-automatic and fully automatic washing machines can wash and rinse, they differ in how much you have to do between those steps. For starters, with a semi-automatic washing machine, you'll fill the wash tub, run the cycle, then
Why Idling Modern Diesel Engines Is Worse Than Driving Under Load - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Old-school diesel engines earned a reputation for being able to stay put and idle for hours. Today's diesels, however, are an entirely different animal, as they use high-tech fuel injection and emissions gear with a whole lot of sensors. Some people idle diesel engines and others try to avoid it, but while it can be okay to idle for a short time, doing so with modern diesel engines is still worse than driving under load. The reason is that when a diesel sits idling, it's running at low speed wit
What Does Vinegar Do To Electronics Screens? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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In housecleaning, vinegar is often used due to its effectiveness and wallet-friendly nature. Practically every household has it, and there are many useful cleaning tips and tricks involving vinegar. However, it's not an ideal solution for some things and is outright bad for others. For instance, it can be both good and bad for washing machines, but don't ever use vinegar with car engines. Using vinegar is also a bad idea when it comes to cleaning electronic screens, as these come with components
Why Some Pickup Trucks Have Aluminum Beds, But Steel Frames - SlashGear (opens the original)
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As years passed, pickup trucks went from being mostly steel-made, to being made of a mix of materials. Steel was practically the go-to in older pickup trucks, but now there's a good bit of aluminum in there as well. You'll often find aluminum in the body panels and bed, while the frame underneath stays steel. There's a good reason for such a setup, since those two materials have different strengths and weaknesses. By far the main advantage of aluminum is weight, resulting in a lighter truck. Alu
What Does Vinegar Do To Tires? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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Vinegar is often used as a cheap, do-it-all household cleaner, so it might seem like a good option for washing dirty tires. After all, it already has uses such as cleaning your car headlights. However, when it comes to car tires, the situation gets more complicated. Considering what the tires are made of, specifically that they aren't just a simple type of rubber, a cleaner that works great on one surface might not be the best choice for something else. Additionally, how acidic the vinegar is an
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