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How to Clean a Yellowing Computer case
Posted on March 4th, 2009 by Jason.
Categories: Life Helpers, Mac, Tech Stuff, Windows.
i found this Project called Retr0Bright project they found a way to Clean that Yellowing Beige box.
here the link to the page http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/Retr0Bright+Gel
but here is a ez Recipe hope you have fun and be safe with
SAFETY WARNING!!!
You are warned that hydrogen peroxide is very nasty stuff and can cause severe chemical burns to skin and can also cause blindness if splashed into the eyes, if handled incorrectly. Usually, you can’t buy stronger than 12% over the counter, as this is the maximum strength sold to the public and is used to bleach hair. If you want to try this, I would strongly suggest that you wear goggles and gloves to protect yourself.
The original magical “Retr0bright” gel mixture that was found to work is:-
1 pint (500ml) Hydrogen Peroxide, 10 to 15% strength (40 vol) (available from hairdressers’ supplies, e.g. the ‘Sally Beauty’ franchise in the UK)
2 heaped tablespoonfuls of Xanthan Gum (available from health food shops or online)
1 level teaspoonful of Glycerine (available from pharmacies)
1/4 teaspoonful of “Oxy” laundry booster
Add the Hydrogen Peroxide and Xanthan Gum to the blender or liquidiser. Mix on high speed for 5 seconds. Add the Glycerine and mix for a further 5 seconds. Let the mixture rest for a minute then mix again for 5 seconds. A smooth, non-drip gel should have formed. This gel can be put into a dark coloured jar or tub (e.g. a coffee jar covered in tape) and stored, as long as you DON’T add the “Oxy” until you are ready to use it.
Looking for a font
Posted on July 17th, 2007 by Jason.
Categories: Mac, Tech Stuff, Windows.
well i came across a cool site Called showfont.net they have over 10,000 fonts, all freego check it out you never have enough fonts.
Back up your stuff.
Posted on July 12th, 2007 by Jason.
Categories: Life Helpers, Mac, Tech Stuff, Windows.
Well if you have a computer you need to back up.here is a good start it is called mozy at mozy.comit is mac and windows it is free for 2 gb vary ez to use mac or windowjust give it a try…