Watch the restoration of a rare antique Buffalo dental Bunsen burner, brought back to life after years of neglect. After carefully saving and restoring it, we put it to the test by actually cooking on ...

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Shoveling is one of those home maintenance tasks, like cleaning out the gutters and prepping the garage for winter, that nobody enjoys. But it has to get done. Unfortunately, even if you do your best ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Courizon Partners LLC (“Courizon”) today announced its acquisition of Air Burners, Inc. (“Air Burners”), the global leader in air curtain burner systems used for ...

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To complete the What Goes Around quest, Apollo asks you to destroy any ARC enemy using a Fireball Burner. Easy enough, right? Except that Fireball Burners in Arc Raiders can’t be crafted back in the ...

Fireball Burners are a useful tool for spreading fire or making new tech. The trouble in finding them is that the ARC enemies that drop them are dangerous. Plus, there’s always the inherent risk of ...