Don't put GU10 lamps in the dishwasher. They're not watertight.
Don't ask me how I know...
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Tip of the day
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How do you know ;)
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Jethro_uk wrote in news:8Ng0u.143208$on4.55235 @fx11.am4:
I bet that he put them in the dishwasher!
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Jethro_uk wrote in news:8Ng0u.143208$on4.55235
Nahh, no man would be that daft:-)
Mike
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perhaps he was indulging in some light cleaning......?
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or that dim!
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but did he deliberately put them in the dishwasher
Cue story about punter being told that he could clean his keyboard in a dishwasher (provided that you let it dry out properly before using it again) not realizing that this didn't apply if it's still connected to the laptop
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Why would you want to?
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In any case, why did you want to light up the insides of the dishwasher?
Bill
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have you never heard of Sunlight Soap?
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Because you've just plugged a wineglass into a downlighter?
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En el artículo , The Medway Handyman escribió:
Covered in paint. See my other thread about GU10 fittings.
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Not even the outdoor ones with duct tape over the cable inlet?
Brian
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No he ran a simulation on a Quantum computer. Brian
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Only dim after wards though, and crackle a lot. Brian
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Blimey. No not even if its not connected. You should remove the membrane if that is what it uses, the rest will clean nicely but do not get it too hot. I also found a person whose cheap laptops key printing was taken off by a famous plastic cleaning product.. ahem. Brian
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To get paint off of course. Silly question. Brian
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Recently seen on Reddit.
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En el artículo , Onetap escribió:
Heh.
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By the way, for anyone interested: all the GU10 bulbs that went in the dishwasher still work. One lost its reflective coating, probably due to the corrosive nature of the dishwasher tablet, that got tossed.