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Description: Buzz the Border Terrier playing with the hose in the garden

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Description: well i wonder if the jet feature in this nozzle of the hose is actualy strong enough to hurt anyone turns out it actually does

Description: What causes venous leg ulcers? How can they be healed? What can be done to prevent them? In this video you'll learn that, ... all » under the care of a health care professional's direct supervision, daily self-care by the patient can play an important role in helping to heal most venous leg ulcers andkeep many from coming back Venous disease of the leg can be effectively treated with support hose. In the U.S., 1 of 15 people has venous disease of the legs. Over 2 million workdays are lost in the U.S. each year because of venous disease. Healthy Legs Support Hose has every style, size, and color of Jobst, Sigvaris, Medi, and Juzo support hose. Healthy Legs is the leading online supplier of support hose. Our certified fitters provide assistance in helping you find the correct product. We carry every style, size and color of Jobst, Sigvaris, Mediven, and Juzo support hose, support stockings, support hosiery, and gradient compression hosiery. For more information: http://healthylegs.com For more leg health information: http://leghealth.com  «

Description: Caroline, our resident etiquette hottie shows us how to use a hose the right way -- a garden hose, that is.

Description: The top of a hose A hose is a hollow tube designed to carry fluids from one location to another. Hoses are also sometimes called pipes ... all » (the word pipe usually refers to a rigid tube, whereas a hose is usually a flexible one). The shape of a hose is usually cylindrical (having a circular cross section). Hoses are used in water or other liquid environments to convey air or other gases; they are used in air or other gaseous environments to convey liquids. Specific applications include the following: * A garden hose is used to water plants in a garden or lawn, or to convey water to a sprinkler for the same purpose. * A fire hose is used by firefighters to convey water to the site of a fire. * Air hoses are used in underwater diving (e.g., scuba diving) to carry air from the surface or from air tanks. (See also Snorkel.) * In architecture, metal or plastic hoses (usually called pipes) are used to move water around a building; air ducts are used to move air around (see Air conditioning). * Automotive hoses are used in automobiles to move fluids around for use in cooling or lubrication and in hydraulics. * In chemistry and medicine, hoses (usually called tubes) are used to move liquid chemicals or gases around. (See also Laboratory.) Hoses are typically used with clamps, spigots, and nozzles to control fluid flow.  «

Description: We all know by now a garden hose will probably blend. But how much of the hose will blend? 5 feet? 10 feet? 15 feet?

Description: This is a water+air propelled rocket. Got the idea from Peter Hildner, in one of the Indian Guide tribes I've been in. The rocket is a two liter soda bottle. There's a straw duct-taped to it, and it's sitting on a cheapo Estes rocket launcher. I can't remember exactly how the air hose is attached to the rocket, but I know I ended up using a cork cut in half (to make it shorter), with a hole drilled through the middle to get the air in. I think I had the air hose going straight into the cork. On the other end of the orange air hose ($10 or so from Home Depot), is a bike pump, which conveniently had a screw end for the hose that fit the orange air hose. The hose is quite long, because I was afraid of the rocket tipping over, towards me, then going off. Never did.The movie starts with me pumping the bike pump. You just pump till it takes off. You can hear the bottle hitting the ground. From memory it reaches nearly to the top of the pines in our front yard, so figure 60 feet up. The movie ends with a slow-mo of the take off.I took the movie with whatever digicam I had at the time. I think a Canon S400. I should have used the minidv cam instead ...