CULTURAL QA 01-2022-10 BEING A COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS
Q1 Which washing machinescan dry clothes best in terms of being as close to 100% dry as possible? I amnot looking for dryers but an in-built feature in a washing machine that woulddry clothes completely. I am looking for machines available in India. A1 2 Answers Ankush Jasuja AJ, works at Net SolutionsAnswered Dec 26, 2019 LG front load washing machinecome with washer and dryerboth. 99.9% clothes get dry in machine itself. But 1 washing and drying cycletogether takes 3hrs tocomplete at full load that is 9.5kg. Laundromat Wash & Hang Laundry, In panchkula MDC, Sector 4, BhensaTibbat, SCO 9, 1st floor uses seprate washer and dryers as they are much moreeffective. 2nd answer- VenkateswaraSwamy Swarna, formerScientist, Metallurgist, Quality / NDT Manager at Department of Atomic Energy,India (1967-2008)Answered Sep 10, 2019 There are high end models with built in dryers (same machine doingwashing and drying cycles, thus no need to take out the clothes and put in aseparate dryer).The prosare - convenience and the clothes come out 100% dry… The cons are - high cost(about 50K INR), prolongedtime, much higher electricity bill, probably higher AMC charges too… Q2 How can I eat raw garlicwithout burning my mouth? A2 Lucia Garcia Worked atHospitals13h For the maximum health benefits of garlic, I highly recommend eating raw garlic. Some people may experience symptoms such as bad breath, heartburn, aburning sensation in the mouth or stomach, gas, nausea, body odor, diarrheawhen eating raw garlic. To avoid these side effects ofraw garlic, you can chop or crush raw garlic first and eat it mixed with otherfoods such as honey, vinegar, etc. The most beneficial component of garlic for the body is allicin. Only when raw garlic is chopped or crushed and placed in the air for 10minutes, the alliin in garlic will be released, and allicin will be producedunder the action of alliinase. The best way to get the benefits of garlic is to eat it raw. If garlic is cooked, allicinis easily lost during the heating process. Allicin is a natural plant broad-spectrum antibiotic that fights alltypes of infections such as fungi, bacteria, parasites, and viruses. In addition, allicin can alsoregulate blood sugar, lowerblood pressure, lower cholesterol, prevent arteriosclerosis, and is verybeneficial to the health of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular. The data given by the World Health Organization is that you can eat 2 to 5 grams of raw garlic every day, about 2 to 3 cloves ofgarlic. Q3 Why is green colour clothused to cover construction sites? A3 Sangram Sagar Fri The buildings being built on the construction site are covered with greencloth because: The first reason is that theworkers working on the buildingshould not be afraid when they look outside that they are at a high height sothat their attention should not be distracted. The second reason is that thedust and soil fly more on thesite, due to which the people of the surrounding area suffer from it. So thiscloth acts as a kind of barrier. And nowadays you must have seen on some big sites that they also apply the blue-colored iron sheet.NBCC (National Buildings Construction Corporation) has also made it mandatoryto install it. Only then do people follow their rule and apply them. And this color is applied andcovered so that it can be seen from afar. Q4 How do you estimate thecosts of building a house? A4 Ultra Tech Cement India’sNo 1 Cement. Updated Sep 9 To build your own home, financial planning is extremely important. Youdon’t want to be in a situation where your home is incomplete because thefinances have gotten out of hand. There are many variables that can impact your finances. So a sensible approach would be tochat with neighbours, relatives, friends, and find out how much they exceededfrom their initial budget and why. Before you start, make sure to set aside money for stamp duty andregistration charges. Discuss your building plan with your contractor. This will give you anidea of labour, construction material and contractor costs and allow you toadjust your household expenses in relation to your spending. Before you close on a number,don’t forget the interiors. The cost of plumbing, tiling, painting, flooring, and furniture will need to be added toyour estimate. Finally, keep an emergency fundfor the expenses you haven’t foreseen. Q5 How do I keep an unusedrefrigerator safely? How A5 Kishor Panakala , DeputyManager (2021-present) Answered 2h ago Empty the refrigerator completely. Wash the inside with soap water. Allowto dry. Close the door after drying. Disconnect the power from the connection.Leave it standing. Q6 What is the function ofthe fluid the dentist keeps injecting to a tooth (like pouring) as drilling isgoing on? A6 Gerry U Dentist, Prof,DPH Consultant, Registrar Jan 2 The dental hand piece uses a continuous water spray to cool the tooth while drillingto prevent damage to the pulp. The dental assistant will be using an air-water syringe to spray awaydebris and to wash and dry tooth surfaces. Q7 Why doesn't thegovernment build a skyscraper to house the homeless? A7 Forrest Taylor learnedscholar Updated 27m It is perhaps an inhumanestrategy to place the pooruniformly in supertall buildings（Evenfor homeless people）. No man want to live in such a place. Let's assume for a moment. If skyscrapers were built to house thehomeless, they would necessarily be very tall and dense, just as the picturesshown. The livingexperience in these buildings would be extremely poor. Because the people wholives here don't have enough money, the maintenance required for thebuildings would be difficult to carry out successfully. Buildings are difficult torepair after a number of years, elevators are difficult to maintain,demolition costs are high, and they would gradually degenerate into slums. Most of the houses have nobalconies and the toilets are particularly small. Because of the high density, the distance between buildings becamesmaller. Secondly, a large number of people of all kinds gather together, andmany buildings would have B&B guesthouses, and all kinds of people go inand out of the place where you usually live, so the security is lower. You may have to wait along time for the elevator every day. In case of a fire, the risk is also veryhigh Q8 How do we make table saltand common salt? A8 Steven Haddock Studiedat York University (Canada)Sat Salt is mined either fromnatural evaporation pans(like the the Great Salt Lake, which dries out each summer) or from underground minesthat used to be natural evaporation pans but got buried eons ago. After the salt is mined, it’swet down so that the salt can be separated from the impurities (not necessary for things like road salt) and thenre-dehydrated and ground back down to smaller particles. Common table salt is alsosprinkled with iodine to prevent people from getting thyroid diseases and other disorders linked to iodine deficiency. Salt mine in south western Ontario. The area was once covered by a largesea which then dried out, then got covered up. Q9 If the temperature of thetap water is 26 °C, how much heat is needed to make the water boil? A9 Douglas Porter ,Studying science for 60 years Answered 12m ago You need to increase the temperature by 74 degrees, and then add moreheat to turn the 100-degree water into 100-degree steam. Even assuming thereare no losses, you can’tput figures to that unless you know the mass of the water (perhaps it wassomewhere else in the homework?) and the specific heat capacity of liquidwater, and the latent heat of vaporisation of water. Suppose it took one Joule to raise one gram of water by 1 Kelvin (samesize degrees as Celsius — and you should note that I said “suppose”: that isn’tthe right figure) and you had 150 grams of water. Then you need 1 x 74 x 150Joules to raise the temperature to 100 degrees; that’s 11,100 Joules. Then suppose it takes five Joules to change a gram of water from liquidto gas (it doesn’t); you need an additional 5 x 150 = 750 Joules to boil the150 grams of water. So you need to look up the actualfigures and put them into my worked example, and then you’ll have the answer you want. Q10 What are the top 7best temples in Tamil Nadu for foreigners to visit? A10 Ravi Vee Love relaxedtravel Dec 21 The answer below is under the premise that the reason for visit is notreligious, but to appreciate and enjoy the architecture, grandeur & scaleand amazing skills of our culture. It is a tough choice to mention only 7temples. Still, I will list the ones that I have been awestruck by 1,2&3: Great living Cholatemples at Thanjavur,Gangaikondachozhapuram & Darasuram 4. Meenakshi Amman temple atMadurai - Photo: EastGopuram (temple tower) 5. Kailasanathar temple ofKanchipuram - if time permitsthere are quite a few other great temples in Kanchipuram 6. Thiruvannamalai /Thirunelveli / Chidambaram/Srirangamfor grandeur & scale Photo: Nellaiappar temple - Thirunelveli prakaram(corrodor) 7. Suchindram temple - photo:main temple tower - just asample! Suchindram temple Rajagopuram (main tower) Q11 What mistakespeople do when cooking Maggi? A11 Sangram Sagar 2h 1. People think that Maggiwill be made in two minutes. In two minutes even water doesnot boil properly. 'Becoming Maggi in two minutes' is a completely wrongnotion. 2. Cook Maggi only with Maggimasala. It is also a wrongnotion to stick to Maggi spices only and expect the taste. Adding vegetables, turmeric,salt, ground coriander, chili powder, oregano, etc. to Maggi enhances the tasteof Maggi. 3. Cooking Maggi too little ortoo much also spoils the taste. Due to less cooking, rawness in it and due to more boiling it becomes very rotten Maggi typeof vegetable. 4. Do not use mustard oil whilecooking Maggi. If you makeMaggi by adding butter, then the taste of Maggi will double. 6. If your brother or sister does not know how to make Maggi well and heis dependent on your kindness, then it is a very wrong thing to do a favor bymaking Maggi and to settle more than half of the Maggi yourself.Take this soupand eat noodles, Maggi. Q12 Why are AssistProfs salaries in private universities/colleges only Rs. 25000 on average?Pursuing higher education has become farcical and useless. A 4th grade employeein the govt institution gets Rs. 30000/ 50000/month. A12 KanthaswamyBalasubramaniam Lawyer7h Are you absolutely sure? I know that an Associate Professor in IIT Chennai who earned Rs. 1,34,000/- per monthbecause he applied for a Housing Loan just a few months ago. A Lab Assistant at IIT of around 5 years experience gets around Rs.40,000/- per month The Median Salary of a Under10 years Lecturer in an Indian University is Rs. 56,660/- per month In Fact the Median Salary of a Teacher in a Metro City with 10 yearsexperience in a Private School which is at least 20 years old is Rs. 40,700/-per month At least if you say Govt Of India - then it is fine because Govt of Indiahas DA, Emoluments etc and a Rs 25,000/- basic translates to around Rs. 64–80Kon hand salary. Q13 Why don't modernscooters have the spare tire attached to its back? A13 Sangram Sagar7h There are many reasons for putting tires on the back of a scooter whichthe first and foremost reason is that pushing a punctured scooter is a very difficult taskbecause it is small before it settles down completely, whichrequires a lot of force. Is. Having a tire that can be easily replaced The second major reason is saidto be that it was almost equal on both the front and rear of the scooter, dueto which 1 tire could be installed in any front and back and it was easily installed only through the toolsgiven in the scooter. Could go because earlier it was arranged in scooters. But now the time has changed, in today's current circumstances, the scooter does not fit anymore,apart from this, there is a slight difference in the size of both the tires inthe present two-wheelers due to which the same tire cannot be fitted in both.Because now in the era of connectivity, people who make punctures easily arefound, so there is not much concern. That's why tires are not arranged in thatway in today's vehicles or in Scooty or scooters. The old scooter used to supportthe tire and support system from behind, but now it is no longer needed. There are many reasons due to which sixes were usedon the back of the scooter, but now its use is becoming less and less due towhich better technology and better means of connectivity are available. Q14 How can you tell ifa persimmon is ripe? A14 Lucia Garcia Worked atHospitalsJan 1 Just like most fruit - Apersimmon is ripe when it has its reddish orange color and the skin hasa slight softness or plenty of softness. Slice off a small amount of persimmons and taste. The ripe persimmons taste sweet,mild, and rich, not sour or bitter. Unripe persimmons are slightly greenish and taste bitter and sour. Generally, unripe persimmons will be ripe after being kept at roomtemperature for a few days. Persimmon is a nutritious fruitthat contains sucrose, glucose,fructose, protein, carotene, vitamin C, citrulline, and minerals such aspotassium, iron, calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus. Its mineral contentexceeds that of apples, pears, peach and other most fruits. As the saying goes, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." However, when it comes to preventing heart disease, persimmons are farmore effective than apples. Persimmons are the king of fruits that arebeneficial to heart health.Some people with heart disease believe that “eatingan apple a day is not as good as eating a persimmon a day”. The fruit appears like a large Tomoto,But grown on a tree and not a bush All the above QA are from Quora website on 09-01- 2022. Compiled and posted by R. Gopala krishnan ,78, former ITS on10-01-2022 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to thatha_patty+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/thatha_patty/226007032.2311431.1641770064306%40mail.yahoo.com.
