why is my dry snorkel allowing water into the mouthpiece?
452174
it is probably the silicone one way valve that has something stuck in it. you can rinze the valve near your mouthpiece well and that might get some sand out thereby giving you the proper seal back. when you snorkel dont snorkel into the sand. all it takes is one tiny granule to get that one way valve leaking. check for any debris around the valve. wash it well and try the snorkel in a pool.
464375
You dont drink enough liquids,so it is semi dry and it sticks to your hiney.
452186
There are gasses dissolved in the fluid. When you stretch the joint the volume increases and therefore the pressure in that volume decreases. This allows to gas to come out of the liquid. It makes a noise like opening a bottle of soft drink. This is also the same principle that gives divers the bends if they come up too quick. \nThere is a name for the law, it is to do with dissolving gasses in a liquid under pressure. I am suffering a mental block, err henry's law?? russels?? errr.. some plain name like that anyway
439060
cause wat makes the wet stuff come out is around the entry way of the hole
1109553
I don't know why, but USUALLY it slows enough while you are in water that it virtually stops. However, it doesn't always stop (trust me, been there). Your best bet if you are going swimming is to use a tampon. Better safe than sorry.
390382
Might just be stuck due to dry throat.  Try drinking some warm water to loosen it up.
397516
The humidity/heat make breathing difficult, but also if you are on city water, alot of chemicals are added to kill bacteria and diseases in the water-these chemicals tend to cling to moisture like vapour particles which you then breathe in.  Maybe it was all a bit much for you- or you are developing a sensitivity-we are bombarded with toxins in the air 24/7.  Mention it next time you are at the doctors, go to the hospital if it happens and doesn't subside.
896331
Unless you are talking about pure water there will be at least some impurities in the water making it a weak conductor.  It is for this reason that water tends to short circuit electrical appliances and that you are told to keep them away from and out of the water.  If you are going to put it under water, water proof it.
810879
The problem is not the weight of the water, it's the drag of the fluid. Unless you can find some magic way to eliminate the drag in a fluid like water which is so much more than that of a gas, you will be stuck with lower speeds. Even if you had some "magic" bubble around the sub, you would still need to displace the liquid to move the bubble.
673358
You need to contact your dentist.  He/She will most likely put a medicated packing in the dry sockets (painless procedure) & this will settle the problem down as long as you follow post op instructions.... no smoking, sucking thru straw, etc.  I would not wait another minute to contact your dentist.  Best of luck to you
1153212
Your spoo acts like an adhesive and glues the tip of your dinky shut. Just open the end of it right before you pee and it should all flow freely!!!!!!!
1098961
Those fog free liquids are a farse.. they always stop working after two or three uses\n\nI use a little spit, and always wet the goggles in the water before I put them on, so they are at the same temperature.. because thats the root cause of fogging
907022
Are you a mouth breather?  Do you live in a very dry climate?  Have you tried drinking water with lemon in it?  Do you eat lots of salty food?  Are you taking an anti-histamine?  If the answer is no to all, see your M.D.
1123947
Was the glass heatproof or pyrex? Probably the rapid heating caused the problem, not the salt water directly.
545479
I actaully had the same problem, i asked my dentist and he made a mouthpiece for me to wear at night. he said it is possible to push enough to make it fall out, though highly unlikely. my best advice would be to call you dentist. he may make you a plastic tray to wear when you sleep. it sould take about a week. good luck!
862101
What you are getting is a mucus discharge that is protecting the airway from drying out.  You definitely need to drink more water during and throughout the day.  Also cut back on some of the dairy products like yogurt, the spores in Yogurt tend to add to this mucus formation.\nBest of luck, oh one more thing do not be afraid to spit when you run or hack this up, it is okay to get rid of it your body will produce more.
860830
Whatever you do, don't dig around inside your ear or syringe the canal yourself.  Speak to your primary care provider and request another referral to another ENT (Ear, Nose & Throat specialist -- same as an Otolaryngologist).  I know you've seen one already but try it again.  The pain you feel is real.  Be prepared to describe the fluid.  Taking with you a specimen, as was suggested, is a good idea.  If you are again told that there's nothing wrong with your ear, be glad for that and make an appointment with your dentist to rule out dental involvement.