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Thanks for your concern. I will get tested when I get more financially stable. If it is cheap to get tested, I will do it sooner. But I will have to go find out the price first.

Thanks, Michael. I'll check out the site. I bought a small refridgerator 2 years back from Radio Shack, and it was terrible. It was suppose to keep things at 4'C, according to the facts on the box. But practically, it was at 12'C and above. So I returned it. I don't have the kind of money...

I am not sure. I believe I have diabetes. I didn't get tested yet, because I cannot afford one at the moment. So assuming that I do have diabetes, I should avoid sugary food, correct?

Jellies and jams require refridgeration... I got a jar once and it started molding in a few days.

Link doesn't work... Is there an estimate in days? There is no way I will submerse my eggs. I wish to know so I know how much I should get. I don't have a car, and the trip to the supermarket is not short. So if they last in a reason time for me, I wish to get more at once.

Wouldn't honey have mass sugar?

Okay, thanks. BTW, do sugarless PB really have no sugar? Or just a very low content of it? Any more bread spread suggestions are welcome.

Okay, so I go to the supermarket, get a dozen eggs. And don't refridgerate it. How long are they good for?

Isn't peanut butter bad? At least I heard. Peanut butter sticks to the bottom gum; under my tongue. And throat. It makes it very hard for me to get it off. Maybe it's just me, or I am buying the wrong kind of peanut butter. Both chuncky and smooth looks the same to me. And never...

Are there any bread spread that I do not require refridgeration and will last months after opened so I can keep in on the shelf? I don't have a refridgerator. :( Healthy bread spread please; with nutritional value. Not the just-for-taste kind. Thanks in advance. EDIT: I forgot... Something...

Thanks everyone who has given suggestions. I perfer not, or rather, stop using bandages. Why? Because I have been changing bandages in the last 5 days, and each time I rip one off, the hair at the back of my hand goes with it. Also, I don't like seen the skin at the back of my hand been...

If it plans to have offsprings, it should not urinate on electric things...

I was working on my computer box the other day, and I made a cut at the back of my hand because I pull the cables too hard and ended up slicing a small piece of fresh off. 1. I was wondering if isopropyl rubbing alcohol (70%) is safe for disinfecting cuts. I read the label, and it only...

Those pans don't look very ideal for pao'ing. I frequently cook fried rice. So am I limited to a (iron-casted) wok? If so, which large store department will I be able to find an iron-casted wok? I will no doubt be able to find one in Chinatown, but I don't like walking around looking for...

I edited my post if you didn't notice. See if you can help me in the addition questions. Or the next person can pick it up. I don't have a BBQ. Neither do people I know. And I don't see how a pan can fit into a BBQ. Unless it is those large family size ones. Anymore ideas?

Anyway not to have any smokes and still have a good seasoning? My oven is not working. If I should borrow someone's oven, I don't want to fill their home with smoke. Also, how long is the seasoning? No one here has mentioned at all! BTW: Wouldn't the heat in the oven somewhat melt the...

Come to think about it, you are right. I forgot where I heard it from. Maybe from some kind of hardcore vegetarian. :tongue: I also heard that eating sour (acidic?) food while injured will cause the recovered skin to be darker. Is that true? I do notice some dark areas on my skin where...

Here is the thing: If I need prescriptions or any type of doctor's authority to take something, or have to get it over-the-counter, I automatically reject it. I don't trust these 'few-years' research and conclusions. I don't take any 'pills' unless my life is seriously at risk. I will trust...

I don't take drugs. I prefer taking all the vitamin and zinc out of food. I need something that starts working right away rather than something that only starts working if I take it for a few weeks. Something tells me this fish oil thing is going to taste really nasty... By the way, anyone...

Okay, thanks! But I am not good in science. There for I don't know what common and affordable food contains what. Which common food contains those vitamins and zinc (Vitamins K, E & C and zinc). I think I only know that orange has a lot of vitamin C.

1. I heard eating eggs is bad if I am injured. Is that true? I got a cut at the back of my hand size of the surface of a piece of corn. 2. I get bruises on my knuckles every week. What is an affordable diet for a fast recovery?

Wouldn't the plastic brush scrub out the seasoning?

I don't have a thermometer. The switch only has numbers. :/ Which number should I set it on?

So I have to season an iron-casted cookware before I can use it so it won't stick? And this seasoning will last me forever or do I have to reapply it again each time I use it? I do have an oven, but it doesn't work. Only the stove works.

Okay, I just came back. And the only one mentioned in this topic that I could find was the Brylcreem. And it was in a box. So I don't know if it is a spray, gel, wax or whatever. I didn't dare to open the box with so many people around. Some more info is appreciated. I should let you all...