Subject	It's the same principle as how you wash your hands.
Posted by	mpbond(STL) on June 23, 2004 at 6:13 PM
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In Reply To	I didnt know that, how is it that it works? (n/m) posted by aZiator on June 23, 2004 at 06:09 PM
Message	Something about the soap reducing the viscosity of water or something. It lets the water get under the dirt on your hands to wash it away. I would assume that this thinner viscosity helps with the transfer of heat. This is me remembering 10th grade chemistry class from 10 yars ago, so I may not be entirely accurate.
Follow Ups	I've been thinking about distilled water lately. - robo (sebring1970) 17:47:42 06/23/04 NEO told me something about water when I bought my - aZiator 17:57:34 06/23/04 you can also use a drop of soap instead of water wetter - dogpile 18:01:43 06/23/04 but why use a drop of soap if I can pay $7 for a whole - robo (sebring1970) 18:03:09 06/23/04 so i take it you did know that one? youre a smart man - dogpile 18:07:08 06/23/04 I don't know nuthin' (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 18:13:07 06/23/04 He's the little short guy - Fuzznutz 18:30:45 06/23/04 me? i look like norm mcdonald - dogpile 18:34:25 06/23/04 No, YOU asked if you met Robo, - Fuzznutz 18:43:47 06/23/04 lol, sorry, tis the goose talking - dogpile 18:48:22 06/23/04 I guess I am kinda short - robo (sebring1970) 18:48:09 06/23/04 Just the way I remember you! lol (n/m) - Fuzznutz 19:06:22 06/23/04 I'll bite your kneecaps off (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 19:19:18 06/23/04 I didnt know that, how is it that it works? (n/m) - aZiator 18:09:30 06/23/04 It's the same principle as how you wash your hands. - mpbond(STL) 18:13:38 06/23/04 breaks the surface tension of the water = better cooling - dogpile 18:15:11 06/23/04 Surface tension, that's the term I was looking for... (n/m) - Scotts94z32 18:25:39 06/23/04 technically, its surfactant. and use dawn, if not, joy - dogpile 18:46:32 06/23/04 I understand why you'd do that, but am not convinced that - Scotts94z32 18:13:04 06/23/04 if it foams up, you used way too much.a drop is all you need (n/m) - dogpile 18:16:51 06/23/04 I like the purple stuff (purple ice) at $9/oz... I should - Scotts94z32 18:27:10 06/23/04 please do - dogpile 20:11:39 06/23/04 What if I used soft water from my house? Would that - AzHeat 18:15:46 06/23/04 dunno. damn, i thought this was common knowledge (n/m) - dogpile 18:19:35 06/23/04 Here in central Florida the aquifer water is high quality>>> - ZUL8TR 18:26:43 06/23/04 I run Reverse Osmosis Water in my Z :) (n/m) - PunkZTT(Phoenix) 18:36:13 06/23/04 Yep, just filled my cooling system this AM with R.O. water - vorpalZ 20:33:29 06/23/04 ..and makes your hands softer - dogpile 21:12:27 06/23/04 didn't I give you your props in my post? - robo (sebring1970) 23:56:15 06/23/04 yes. sorry, sour grapes on my end - dogpile 08:45:26 06/24/04 Maybe I missed something here - lazersos 20:33:36 06/23/04 I pretty much covered all your points in my post already (n/m) - robo (sebring1970) 23:17:43 06/23/04 No you didn't. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:30:20 06/24/04 you have to be able to use inference and deduction - robo (sebring1970) 00:26:40 06/25/04 My personal findings >> - ScubaSteve 11:09:22 06/24/04 Technically, pure distilled water has a pH of 7. - ZigZag 14:32:28 06/24/04 *interact with the air/environment* - robo (sebring1970) 00:25:22 06/25/04
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