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From: Formerly Tampa Bay, FL, Currently Western PA
I've been stung by bees twice while riding. Not really something I want to risk! The scariest though was when I had a bee sting the inside of my helmet while I was riding!
i spray it every where, including the motor. i totally soak everything then let it soak a bit. start wiping with a terry cloth rag for the excess and polishing with a micro fiber. i noticed when it sits the water thats in it evaporates leaving a thicker residue. just dont use the terry cloth on the motor it will be nice and fuzzy.
You can also used it for your coffee table and end tables . Someone pointed this out a while ago. I just took an hour or so and waxed mine the other day!
You can also used it for your coffee table and end tables . Someone pointed this out a while ago. I just took an hour or so and waxed mine the other day!
Guess that is why wife keeps stealing mine from garage
I had a bee hit me in the ear once... I felt a stinging pain thinking it was just SOME BUG... then it started to throb... then it felt like a headache and my jaw started to feel tight on the right side. I felt of my ear and I could hear a clicking noise. It was the stinger buried deep into my cartilage. It had to stay for about 20min just pumping away with the venom as they do... then finally I got to work and borrowed some tweezers to pull the stinger out. It was just less than 1/8" or so long. Now I have a tiny Swiss Army knife at all times... $8 and I now have a toothpick and tweezers readily available...
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