OSH ...who's going this year?

Morgans wrote:

You will burn like a hot dog on "The Mother Of All Grills!"

Really, it loses it's ability to protect. Get a fresh batch.
Hmmm, I've had the same stuff for 2+ years and it works great. Got a
link to any articles on the subject Jim?

"Jack Allison" wrote:

You will burn like a hot dog on "The Mother Of All Grills!"

Really, it loses it's ability to protect. Get a fresh batch.
Hmmm, I've had the same stuff for 2+ years and it works great.

Same here. Last year I used stuff that was at least that old and it worked
fine.

--
Dan
T-182T at BFM

"Jack Allison" wrote in message
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Morgans wrote:

You will burn like a hot dog on "The Mother Of All Grills!"

Really, it loses it's ability to protect. Get a fresh batch.
Hmmm, I've had the same stuff for 2+ years and it works great. Got a link
to any articles on the subject Jim?

Nope, believe it or not, I didn't hear about that on the internet! g

Really, a couple years ago, we went to the beach, and a couple people in my
extended family used the same bottle of SPF 50, (I think) and then went on
with the day, (re-applying repeatably as recommended), and got absolutely
fried. Everyone else in the family that used different stuff was fine.

Soon after we got back, we saw that sunblock can go bad after a year, on the
news or newspaper.

We don't take chances on it, after that experience. Perhaps it is only a
problem with high SPF stuff, or some brands, or how hot it gets where it is
stored, or whatever. Throwing out a $3.00 bottle of sunblock is much better
than spending several days in pain (and the additional risk of skin cancer)
because you are too cheap to buy fresh stock every year.

That's my story, and I'm sticking to it. I'll bet if you do some goggling,
you will find supporting info on this.
--
Jim in NC

Throwing out a $3.00 bottle of sunblock is much better
than spending several days in pain (and the additional risk of skin cancer)
because you are too cheap to buy fresh stock every year.

Well, there's your trouble, Jim -- you've gotta buy the real $9
stuff! That $3 Chinese knock-off (made with spent plutonium, or
sawdust, like their "bread") just doesn't last...

:-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Montblack" wrote in message
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PLEASE FILL OUT THE FORM ...THANK YOU


Attending OSHKOSH in 2007? ....YES

Mode of transport? .....Honda Odyssey

Days? ..........Friday July 27 only

Lodging, or location on the field? .......Home in De Pere

Wednesday evening's N40 H.O.P.S. Party? ...No

rec.aviation - Homebuilt / Owning / Piloting / Student (H.O.P.S.)

Distance traveled (one way)? ....53 statute miles

From? ...De Pere, Wisconsin

Years attending OSH? ....Since 1971

Working the event? ....No

Big floppy Tilly Hat? ...No

("Steven P. McNicoll" wrote)
Working the event? ....No


Have you worked the event in past years?

Do you see a marked increase in traffic, coming through Green Bay, around
Oshkosh time?


Paul-Mont

"Montblack" wrote in message
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Have you worked the event in past years?


I used to work in the AeroMart tent.



Do you see a marked increase in traffic, coming through Green Bay, around
Oshkosh time?


Yes, and into Green Bay and Appleton.