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And the O2 cannister supply chain isn't geared to meet widespread need, as we saw during the first wave of Covid.

By the way, I've got a Mr. Fusion cannister sitting in the garage, interested?

How do you dump your cannister? i empty mine after every use and it always releases dust into the air.

A food processor, which if you weren't around back then, is cannister with a motorized blade. A part that connected the motor shaft to the blade broke.

I have used a Miele bagged cannister and a Dyson bagless cannister, both corded, and a variety of cheaper units. Miele all the way.

Since the pressure of the O2 cannister will be down regulated to 1ATM, I can breath 1ATM air, no matter where I am, including 35,000 feet. Is there, perhaps, some reason why I can't?

That was meant as a joke, it looks poor in taste because it is running after a child with the cannister of the cannon pointed towards the child. It even has "cannon cam" vision!

I'd also think that there's a good chance that it would be damaging mostly to the human on the other end of the spray cannister.

Yeah, that would have been nice to have even just one more day of food outside the cannister, but I was pretty committed to following the rules.

A cannister/payload system could be constructed which would include a final rocket assist into orbit.

I suspect the enclosed cannister space hampered the O2 and the mud hampered the combustible material. Mud does seem plausible.

And turns out it was a gas cannister firing a building thats put there for the new building operation. What happened then is people, the one you are accusing of looting is used all their supply water and solutions to control and the fire.

Modern cannister vaccums will also contain multiple filters on the bag, motor, and exhaust. The ridgid might have more suction, but that is only part of the engineering that goes into canister vacs.

I just do it over the garbage can, the cannister is removable and just flips open up top. I guess some dust escapes, but its mostly contained. The cannister being clear, its also very transparent as to when its full and needs to be emptied.

I got a cannisters of preworkout supplement on Amazon that was a very obvious fraud when put next to the cannister it was replacing. I even mixed up a glass of it and it tasted absolutely putrid and make me feel sick for a day.

> The bigger problem is that an electric car can not take along a 'spare gas cannister' to get you to the nearest gas station. I think if electric cars become more common and commoditised, mostly standardised things, extra battery packs will become popular.

And it could be done at home, using an O2 cannister, that should be cheap even for those paying out of pocket without medical insurance. no wonder why the medical establishment would be opposed to a simple work around that would remove the need for hospitalization or ICU

A peaceful protester posted on twitter the other day, after taking a direct hit in the eye by a gas cannister - he was going for surgery, and is most likely going to lose his eye. Some footage of the incident emerged, but I presume the chance of him getting any kind of compensation is nil.

Refuel time may be subject to physical constraints, but you could envisage a system where you exchange an empty for a full battery pack, much like you exchange a barbecue gas cannister instead of trying to fill it up yourself. this relies on the batteries being much more of a fungible commodity than they currently are.

The bigger problem is that an electric car can not take along a 'spare gas cannister' to get you to the nearest gas station. As charging stations become more common this will be less of a problem but somehow I can't envision the future equivalent of a gas station that processes a few hundred cars per hour when doing the same thing electrically with everybody waiting for much longer times.