What's the best way to remove pine tree sap from a camper?
374199
witch hazel should do the trick
191941
I use Goo Gone and then just take a scraper and scrape it off.  Add some rubbing alcohol if that fails.
763141
1- Float and bucket: this like like your flush box on your toilet, when the condensate accumulates in the bucket, the float goes up and the pressure of the steam behind it pushes the condensate out the pisser.\n\n2- Thermodynamic traps: this works like the thermostat on you car radiator..the condensate temperature contracts the liquide in the bellows and a pin unblocks the pisser till the condensate leaks out. The steam hits the bellows, expands it and the pin blocks the pisser.\n\n3- Inverted bucket traps: simmilar to float and bucket but works in the opposit sense...O, thats enough for tonight. Hope you learned somthing...you can go to spyraxsarco.com and get the nitty grittys
139624
Rinse it off first, and then take it to a drive through wash.  The pressure wash should get it all off.  Good Luck.
1029598
A toothbrush or fine steel wool.\nClean them in the water you are fishing and don't use any cleaners.\nResidue will have a unnatural scent.\nOk if you must use a cleaner try baking soda on a wet rag(wet in the water you are fishing)\nIf they are really cruddy do as above with salt then rinse well to prevent corrosion.
510904
Use a shampoo with Tea Tree Oil in it - always...\nThis should reduce risk if re-infestation.\nWhen head lice are found, it's important that everyone in the household decontaminates at the same time - it doesn't work if one of you leaves it till next week!
293072
You could probably just dehydrate it with concentrated sulfuric acid and heat.\n\nAnother method would be to generate a alkyl halide with thionyl chloride (SOCl2) and then eliminate it in a E2 reaction with sodium ethoxide in ethanol (especially strong base to be sure you get elimination, and not SN1)
335293
Freeze dry it. Start by flashfreezing in your favorite cryogen (such as liquid nitrogen) then put it in a vacuum chambger and wait a couple of days.\n\nFreeze drying does a nice job of preserving the structure of the material while getting rid of essentially all the water.
886009
You don't need heat as much as you need an oxidizing agent.  You could try dousing the stump with a concentrated solution of potassium (or sodium) chlorate or nitrate, let it dry, and then use an incendiary to set fire to it.  But by far the easiest way to dispose of a stump is to attack it with a stump chipper, which will turn it into wooden slivers.
49237
Ok, I so have to ask. Where are you going camping in January where there will be bees? *shrugs* Sorry......that's how my mind works. \n\nBut let's pretend that there is a warm sunny place where the bees haven't hibernated and you don't want to run the risk of being stung. I'm allergic to bee stings so I so know what you mean about these icky pests. "Cutter" works great and "Deep Woods Off" for mosquitos and those type of pests. But bees? I'm not sure we have a deterent for these little suckers yet.Yes, sweat attracts them.....but usually because of the sweetness of the lotions, aftershaves, colognes etc. that we have put on our bodies. Even soap and shampoo can affect this. Use a soap with no perfumes. (Ivory) And just make sure you rinse that long flowing hair of yours completely before getting out of the shower. Also, the only time I've seen bees was around the trash cans. So choose a spot away from others.......away from trash. And dispose of yours so that they don't getinto it......(or bears). Pour pine sol on it before you go to bed and it keeps raccoons and possoms and lions and tigers and bears (oh my) away from it. Ok how did I get from bees to bears?? Ok back to the subject. \n\nWasps are worse (or mud dobbers) that build those icky nests in grills and under picnic tables. So take some wasp spray. Why there is wasp spray and not bee spray I have no idea.........but there is. *shrugs*\n\nHope some of this nonsense helps. It actually has for me...kinda sorta maybe. And have a fabulous time camping!
652662
Try dusting it with Corn Starch
864505
Windex works, so does rubbing alcohol. Use paper towel.
1155313
Use paint thinner then scrub with soap & water to remove the paint thinner.
364599
Burning is the proper way to dispose of it. Contact your local VFW or American Legion. Most will take care of it for you if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself.
265497
we take sawdust and used egg cartons...cardboard kind and newspaper shread very small press in to old ice cube trays and mix in old candle wax as your accelerent..works for camping even if they get wet
470626
Well when I was at camp as a kid what we did was wrap a bag around a tree limb.  You know like the big garbage bags.  during a day a good amount of water collects.  Another way is to place a plastic sheet over a thing of salt water....during the day the salt water evaporates onto the plastic and runs down.  That's drinkable too....need to make sure to catch the run off though.
767572
Garden hose...turn it on full...use lots of soap.