Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's kind of warm for December, isn't it? lol
Don't you find that even a little movement during the day makes you break a sweat?
That said, I’ve been swamped with design, cost estimation, and quoting work lately, so the only time I go outside is to grab coffee at the convenience store, lol.
Other than that, I just stay cooped up and work all the time.
Convenience store coffee is so good these days that I just end up guzzling it down, lol.
Which convenience store is your favorite?
People say that, but to be honest, I think everything tastes good, so I love it all lol
But when it comes to canned coffee, I really like UCC Black!
But that's beside the point.
It's about time for the freezing season, isn't it?
How about in your area?
So that means it's the season for hot water and whiskey, right? lol
Simply boiling water in a boiler and using it for spray application improves the quality and allows for creative solutions.
However, there's one problem here.
You'll need a heat-resistant suction cup for that!
You might be thinking, “As long as it’s a submersible pump, it should work, right?”
But actually, that doesn't work.
The reason is that standard submersible pumps use water to cool the motor.
That's why if it's not water, it'll burn!!
The motor will, of course, overheat and burn out, and all the other parts will be ruined.
Since all heat-resistant suction hoses are designed to withstand high temperatures, they are capable of operating under such conditions.
Well, a relatively low temperature(At most(50 degrees or less)In that case, there's no problem.
Anything higher than that could be dangerous, so please use a heat-resistant suction cup.
Well, as long as it's not an extremely cold region, I think it's fine—the quality will improve even at temperatures below 50 degrees!
See you later.
