JohnfrWhipple
BATHROOM DESIGN & BUILD
My last thread talked about preventing freezing in shipping. But how can you tell if a material did freeze? I have no clue.
Any ideas?
My iPhone crapped out on me. Got wet last weekend in the rain when I was a line's man at my daughter's soccer tournament (they won gold! - even after my call that gave the opposing team the throw in which lead to a quick goal! %$%^&$). I took the phone to Bell, the guy looked at it and said no signs of water damage go to the Apple store for a new phone. Went there and the guy opened up the phone to show me these little with cirlces or stickers. They had a red dot on them. The red dot says that the phone got wet. No warranty for you sir!
Son of a %^&%*
Too bad they don't have little stickers on the waterproofing buckets and containers. If you see a red dot you know the product froze. No dot - good to go.
Maybe the product could change colour if it froze?
I sense a little test coming on. time to freeze these items and see what happens. Maybe there is a simple test that could be devised to figure this out....
Any ideas?
My iPhone crapped out on me. Got wet last weekend in the rain when I was a line's man at my daughter's soccer tournament (they won gold! - even after my call that gave the opposing team the throw in which lead to a quick goal! %$%^&$). I took the phone to Bell, the guy looked at it and said no signs of water damage go to the Apple store for a new phone. Went there and the guy opened up the phone to show me these little with cirlces or stickers. They had a red dot on them. The red dot says that the phone got wet. No warranty for you sir!
Son of a %^&%*
Too bad they don't have little stickers on the waterproofing buckets and containers. If you see a red dot you know the product froze. No dot - good to go.
Maybe the product could change colour if it froze?
I sense a little test coming on. time to freeze these items and see what happens. Maybe there is a simple test that could be devised to figure this out....