I stuck a Craftsman 3/8 in. socket wrench up my left nostril and now I can't get it out. What should I do?
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Apply super glue to the head of a 3/8 in bolt,  then , while holding on to the other end of said bolt, stick the head end into your nose far enough to make contact with lost socket.  You'll hear a little metal 'clink' when that happens.  then, twist the bolt slowly  while applying slight pressure toward a point located about 8 cm behind the bridge of the nose.  When you felel a slight give, associated with a squishy sound, stop.  Wait five minute4s for superglue to dry, then retract bolt from nose with lost socket, and hopefully not too much critical brain tissue, attached.
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I had the same problem, only I was trying to make a lamp out of one. I tried everything I could think of to get the valve out. Finally I took a giant drill bit and ended up drilling the ball and housing out. Worked for me, but I don't know how you would seal it so the water don't splash out.
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Try to take a hammer and tap the dent in the opposite direction. Then get some finger nail polish to put over the spot. I hope you can fix it. I personally never had a baseball cap, so i hope it works. Good luck
285651
Very carefully with tweezers.  Make sure you clean them with alcohol or peroxide.  The tweers will pull it right out.
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Yeah 'cos there's nothing you can't fix with WD40 and a hammer eh!\n\nIf you look on the top of the derailleur you will two screws one marked H or high, the other L or Low. Shift into the big ring on the front then adjust the H screw to allow the derailleur to move further out. This should fix it.
615700
oh man, you may be in trouble.\n\nsears has always had a bad habit of farming work out to other companies and then slapping a "craftsman" label on it.  trouble is, once the product is no longer a 'current' product, sears won't carry any parts for it.  and if you can find out who actually made it, its a crap shoot if that company will have the parts.  \n\ni tried to rebuild a 'craftsman' attic fan once.  sears didn't list it in their catalog and didn't have any parts for it.  i found out later that the fan was made by another company.  i called that company and they said they didn't carry any parts for the fan, it was a product they made for a limited time for sears.\n\ni ended up going to home depot and buying a new attic fan.\n\ngood luck with the parts search.
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You have to have the right tools first of all. You remove the dust cap first. Then take a socket and loosen the bolt or nut holding the crank arm on. Now using a special tool ,called a crank puller, parks makes a good one, thread the tool into the same threads that held the dust caps in place. Thread the tool in as far as you can. Now tighten the push rod, it is threaded through the center of the crank arm puller. As you tighten the crank arm will be pulled off the bottom bracket spindle
785234
You may have to try industrial strength cleaners, if this doesn't work consider purchasing nose plugs in bulk quantity and passing them out.
848385
Use a plunger.  Seriously.  My friend did it out of exasperation, and it actually worked!
109725
This has happened to me a few times. \n\nThe "thing" loose inside the head is a piece of the epoxy broken off and just rattling around in there. It won't hurt anything, it's just kind of annoying. \n\nBack in the old days I drilled a small hole in the back of my driver and shot some expanding foam in there....that worked then, however I don't think it will work now. \n\nYou can take it to a PGA pro and they can take the head off and shake out your little rascal, but my advice would be to just leave it in there and keep on slappin it!
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i had stitches on the inside of my nose and my doctor said said he couldn't get them all out b/c of the swelling and some of them looked like nose hairs. I just waited around until the swelling went down and pulled them out myself with tweezers. after a couple of weeks they just come out no problem. not all stiches disolve either.
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Get someone to grab a magnifying glass, a needle and some tweezers. Get in some strong light and brace yourself for some digging around!  If you still can't get it out, then see if the local drug store has some "drawing ointment" - it helps to draw things like splinters closer to the surface so they can be more easily extracted!\n\nIn the mean time, fix up that hockey stick of yours!
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I lost a primer bulb on a lawn mower and blocked the hole with a sewing needle.  The mower started without it.  You may want to try starter fluid sparingly if it starts too sluggishly.  Good luck.
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I would suggest that you check out this website: http://couragerc.net/\n\nCheck this website out as well: http://www.narth.com/docs/repair.html
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Roll it in tighter.  put the other end up (Narrow end) up closer towards your chin.
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Call a friend or a neighbor to help you!\nIce the area, once it is numb you can squeeze it out.  If you don't  you could use the tweezers and  a sterile needle!  Ice it frequently to keep it numb till you get it out!\nOne last thing you might want to try if you do not like the other methods is;  \nPore a good amount of glue, "Not" supper glue, something like Elmer's glue on the area, wait till it is completely dry, then peel it upwards.\nGood Luck!
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Dear, \nPut few medicated Cotton in to your right Nostril and block your right nostril from 1.00 pm to 4.00 p.m only 3hr.and don't sleep for 3 months, then you tell me what did you find, and do some YOGA.