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wkkie

wkkie

It's Not Easy Being Green
johnny said:
How do I reduce the file size of digital photos?

I've got a bunch to email some one, taken from my phone, but they'll end up being a couple of gig if I keep them as they are. Google tells me I can do it in Paint, but the steps that it spelled out don't seem valid for the PAint that I'm running. I'm also not keen to run them through a third party website if I don't have to, Is there another way? @Tubbsy this seems like something that might be up your alley.
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If they're on your phone you can use this and then share the resized files to email.

I use it for this site to make the photos 2mb and I also email them to work which has a reduced capacity for receiving file size.

play.google.com

Photo & Picture Resizer - Apps on Google Play

Image Resizer to resize photo, batch resize, downsize photo, adjust photo size.
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Jabubu

Jabubu

let you google that for me
I'm running low on Krush bike spray but I'm wondering if some a household detergent would do the trick just as well.

Any recommendations or should I just stump up the $23 for a Krush refill pouch?

Update: A bit of g00gling brings up a product called Blue Dawn which is the same stuff as Palmolive and Fairy in Australia, only $4 :)
 
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ozzybmx

ozzybmx

taking a shit with my boobs out
Jabubu said:
I'm running low on Krush bike spray but I'm wondering if some a household detergent would do the trick just as well.

Any recommendations or should I just stump up the $23 for a Krush refill pouch?

Update: A bit of g00gling brings up a product called Blue Dawn which is the same stuff as Palmolive and Fairy in Australia, only $4 :)
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Interesting, I've never owned a bike cleaning product ever. Water and a cloth then a scrubbing brush on wheels and tyres.

Do you notice any difference with a cleaner ?
 
S

shiny

Go-go-gadget-wrist-thingy
Jabubu said:
I'm running low on Krush bike spray but I'm wondering if some a household detergent would do the trick just as well.

Any recommendations or should I just stump up the $23 for a Krush refill pouch?

Update: A bit of g00gling brings up a product called Blue Dawn which is the same stuff as Palmolive and Fairy in Australia, only $4 :)
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Don’t use household detergent may damage paint and will wash grease away as designed to move stubborn food etc. if going cheap use a PH neutral car wash. I have been doing this for years - tried Muc Off does the job but didn’t see any benefit over a quality car wash.
 
pink poodle

pink poodle

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Morning fresh, hand soap, laundry powder (just one time), warm water...whatever is near by usually gets the job of cleaning the bike.
 
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