The fella in the back looks like emz’s exI bet pineapples been there
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I wonder if she stays in her wheelchair when she partakes in the dirty deedsAnd luna tuna
I bet pineapples been there
What an accurate description he's not had a shower since the pilot
Got one of those stainless steel drink bottles and I thought great , can keep my drinks cold for work , but can't use fizzy drinks in them apparently
That's pointless bin it now
Who's Spiderman sidekick? What's happening
Well, we all know maple leaf and her gang of moose knuckles are the most intelligent on the app. No way they can be wrong.
Carbonated gas would build up and go kaboom, maybe.
Might fill it with Lidl Rola Cola and leave it under Pearls burger van
Oh, it would turn your bottle from a nice eco friendly device into a murderous death bottle of doom. Good to know.
Carbonated beverages can cause problems in stainless steel bottles, including:
Carbonated beverages can cause problems in stainless steel bottles, including:
- Chemical reactions
- Acids in the drinks can react with the stainless steel, which can make the drink taste bad and damage the bottle.
- Oxidation and rusting
- Stainless steel can oxidize and rust when it contains carbonated drinks, which can shorten the bottle's lifespan.
- Heavy metal migration
- Acidic drinks can cause heavy metals like chromium, nickel, and manganese to migrate from the stainless steel, which could be harmful to your health.
- Increased pressure
- Carbonated drinks can increase pressure in the bottle, which could cause the contents to blow out. Stainless steel is also less ductile than plastic, so it might not be able to handle the pressure as well.
Oh, it would turn your bottle from a nice eco friendly device into a murderous death bottle of doom. Good to know.
Carbonated beverages can cause problems in stainless steel bottles, including:
- Chemical reactions
- Acids in the drinks can react with the stainless steel, which can make the drink taste bad and damage the bottle.
- Oxidation and rusting
- Stainless steel can oxidize and rust when it contains carbonated drinks, which can shorten the bottle's lifespan.
- Heavy metal migration
- Acidic drinks can cause heavy metals like chromium, nickel, and manganese to migrate from the stainless steel, which could be harmful to your health.
- Increased pressure
- Carbonated drinks can increase pressure in the bottle, which could cause the contents to blow out. Stainless steel is also less ductile than plastic, so it might not be able to handle the pressure as well.
