Watercooling.

[morfiend]

Another good trick is to use a UV reactive additive, any leak will light up under black light like a lamp. Plus it makes your clear tubes look cool if you leave the UV light on.

  Yes it is,I've use that to trace oil leaks and coolant leaks before but it requires a blacklight as you said!
    Most homes happen to have a handy supply of TP and it's alot cheaper....

  Oh and I income was supposed to be my income,stupid computer never writes what I type......



   

[gyrene81]

I mean, you could route a beer keg through the tubes but then you'd get to drink lukewarm beer all the time. Not smart.

eh...guiness. tastes great lukewarm. 

[MrRiplEy[H]]

eh...guiness. tastes great lukewarm. 

Can you find guiness in kegs?

[gyrene81]

Can you find guiness in kegs?

call a good liquor store near you and see what they offer. several liquor stores around my area carry the stout in half barrels... 

[Bizman]

call a good liquor store near you and see what they offer. several liquor stores around my area carry the stout in half barrels...  

LOL there's only one liquor store allowed here in Finland. Although Guinness stout's alcohol percentage is low enough to fit into the 3rd taxing class available at any grocery store I doubt any one of them would sell those half barrels to an individual. Their markets are for restaurants and pubs selling beverages by the pint, sold by specified restaurant suppliers.

As for more about the subject, a fellow once had a watercooling system, the reservoir of which was a baby's potty... The liquid might have been yellow, if I recall correctly.

[MrRiplEy[H]]

As for more about the subject, a fellow once had a watercooling system, the reservoir of which was a baby's potty... The liquid might have been yellow, if I recall correctly.

Sounds like a piss-poor setup there!

[MaSonZ]

Sounds like a piss-poor setup there!

no pun intended?

[morfiend]

Sounds like a piss-poor setup there!

   

  Now that funny and I dont care what anyone says!!!