Test kit dave, that is. Which test do you recommend to test for very small amounts of copper. Not enough to show up in a lousy pool store test, but enough to turn hair green. Thanks!
~theresa
~theresa
Hey DAVE!
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I am not "Test kit dave", but I play one on TV :-D
Here is the copper test kit the tftestkits.net carries: http://tftestkits.net/K-1730-Taylor-Copper-Test-p57.html
I believe it can test down to 0.05 ppm copper (and up to 1 ppm).
Here is the copper test kit the tftestkits.net carries: http://tftestkits.net/K-1730-Taylor-Copper-Test-p57.html
I believe it can test down to 0.05 ppm copper (and up to 1 ppm).
pics? 
pics tomorrow when she gets back in the pool. then the green really shows. Sadly, she is so proud of it. When you have five siblings, you look forward to anything that gets attention.
In high school, I did a home perm on my wedge hair (1985 - some of you might remember lopsided hair) and it turned green. I was very pleased with the result, and my mom couldn't do a thing about it! She would have cut all my hair off if I'd dyed it green but this way I got to keep it. hehe (mom did the perm)
Back when I was taking a Lifeguard Instructor Training class, my blond (at the time) hair turned a brilliant green...I kind of liked it...of course it was the 80's 
Ah, the 80's! I've noticed teal green hair is very popular right now. the next time someone complains about green hair after swimming in my pool, I will say, "you're welcome".
The only really good music came from the 80's. Mainstream clothing was the worst (polka dots and wide belts???) but alternative dress however was the most unique ever (the vintage clothing stores made a killing off of us buying their old lady hats with veils). The grunge that came with the 90's was simply a dirty manifestation of 1985 father closet diggers, not unique in any way lol.
Everyone wore Levi's 501's, even the girls, computers were only good for word processing and databases, and gas was $1.35/gallon, so if your friends coughed up two bucks each you made a profit giving rides even in cars built in 1972.
Gah... miss it! (sorry for turning the thread but I'm feeling nostalgic... and old!)
Everyone wore Levi's 501's, even the girls, computers were only good for word processing and databases, and gas was $1.35/gallon, so if your friends coughed up two bucks each you made a profit giving rides even in cars built in 1972.
Gah... miss it! (sorry for turning the thread but I'm feeling nostalgic... and old!)
Nah... I'm too cheap to pay $9/person for a film. I'd rather have two Dutch Brother's coffees, or a couple of nice microbrews, and wait till it comes out on DVD.
Never was much of a butt rock fan. If Axel Rose never squaked a single squeezed squauk I'd be a much happier person.
Never was much of a butt rock fan. If Axel Rose never squaked a single squeezed squauk I'd be a much happier person.
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I love most 80's music, kinda miss big hair....lol. Still wear Levi's and I liked them on the girls. Today's jeans look funny to me, just cut strangely. Pandora is great for 80's music. My teens even like most of the music.frogabog said:
My kids will defy me in every way they can, such as refuse to read great books I liked and insist the bus won't go where I say it goes... but they can't deny that the music was incredible. Especially as compared to some of today's music.
I win, and they now tell their friends how cool their mom is. That is partly due to the fact that I simply can't candy coat sex and drug discussions and tell them the TRUTH! :~}
My mom listened to Engelbert Humperdink, Donny & Marie, and the like... little or no coolness there!
I win, and they now tell their friends how cool their mom is. That is partly due to the fact that I simply can't candy coat sex and drug discussions and tell them the TRUTH! :~}
My mom listened to Engelbert Humperdink, Donny & Marie, and the like... little or no coolness there!
Lol re 80s. My son is a music tech/comp major at umich. As a side techno project, he wrote a song called "The 80s Called, They Want Their Beats Back" -- it was hilarious, and sounded every bit the synth/machine drum drama of the era 
Haven't seen rock of ages on the screen, but saw the off-broadway version of it
Haven't seen rock of ages on the screen, but saw the off-broadway version of it
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