Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
LarpMix Merchandise! Help me buy a clothes iron and support the channel with cool gear!
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In this video, Maxx tests some cheap cast iron skillets from China that you can buy around the holidays to see if they have lead in them.
These small skillets would be great for larp, reenactment or even just hiking or camping due to their small size and light weight.
*I am not a metallurgist, but the testing was done to the best of my ability twice, with checking for validity of the tests using the test validity indicator included with the kit. However, this test is not meant for food-grade items and only tests down to 600 parts per million. So while these skillets may have shown a negative result on this test, it does not necessarily mean they do not contain lesser amounts of lead. I'd encourage additional testing on your own, if it is a concern, and I'd ask that you please post your results below or contact me with them via email. This test was also only for lead, and does not included other heavy metals or contaminents that may be present in the product*
The tests used were 3M brand.
If you have additional concerns, I'd also suggest reaching out to whatever manufacturer your skillet is from and asking if they have any information regarding the composition of the skillet.
*Although we were testing new skillets, if you ever purchase an old cast iron skillet, especially of unknown origin, it would be wise to test it for lead, as melting down lead for bullets, fishing weights and other items in cast iron pots and pans was fairly common and is still done today. Better safe then sorry.*
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LarpMix Merchandise! Help me buy a clothes iron and support the channel with cool gear!
my-store-11461686.creator-spring.com
In this video, Maxx tests some cheap cast iron skillets from China that you can buy around the holidays to see if they have lead in them.
These small skillets would be great for larp, reenactment or even just hiking or camping due to their small size and light weight.
*I am not a metallurgist, but the testing was done to the best of my ability twice, with checking for validity of the tests using the test validity indicator included with the kit. However, this test is not meant for food-grade items and only tests down to 600 parts per million. So while these skillets may have shown a negative result on this test, it does not necessarily mean they do not contain lesser amounts of lead. I'd encourage additional testing on your own, if it is a concern, and I'd ask that you please post your results below or contact me with them via email. This test was also only for lead, and does not included other heavy metals or contaminents that may be present in the product*
The tests used were 3M brand.
If you have additional concerns, I'd also suggest reaching out to whatever manufacturer your skillet is from and asking if they have any information regarding the composition of the skillet.
*Although we were testing new skillets, if you ever purchase an old cast iron skillet, especially of unknown origin, it would be wise to test it for lead, as melting down lead for bullets, fishing weights and other items in cast iron pots and pans was fairly common and is still done today. Better safe then sorry.*
Adventure On!
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"Crunk Knight", "Dark Fog", "Dark Dance" and "Crypto" by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Source: incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1400044
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#LarpMix#larper#LARP#larping
![How To Replace A Volvo S90 or XC90 PCV Oil Trap Easy [2016-Current]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vGQzuM_hhFY/mqdefault.jpg "How To Replace A Volvo S90 or XC90 PCV Oil Trap Easy [2016-Current]
In this video, Maxx shows you how to replace a pcv oil trap, pcv valve and hoses on a 2017 Volvo S90 Inscription. These instructions should suffice for other similar vehicles like the XC90 and other years from 2016-Present. Please see below for details and part numbers (Part numbers may be specific to 2017 S90 T6 Inscription, so verify before ordering).
If your Volvo, or maybe even non-Volvo with a similar pcv oil trap set up is surging forward at stop lights or has an uneven idle and has 50k or more miles on it, this could be and likely is the issue. Even if you dont replace any parts, you can still pull the pcv oil trap off easily and check the diaphragm first before replacing.
Replacing these parts are very easy, so if you want to save some money, follow along!
Tools and Tips:
Ratchet
Pliers - For Hose Clamp
21mm Deep Socket - For PCV Valve - No torque spec, just snug up
Extension 3 - For PCV Valve
8 mm Socket - Oil Trap Cover Torq to 10 NM (88.51 in. lbs or 7.735 ft. lbs)
-Use a criss-cross pattern, not in a line.
Flat Screwdriver - For Brackets On Air Box
T25 - Use With Extension - Airbox Lid, if needed
T40 - Engine Vanity Cover
*Try not to remove airbox if no necessary
*Hoses click into place
Parts List:
PCV Valve, Part Number 31430866 and should cost no more than $36
Engine Oil Filler Cap, Part Number 31359145 and should cost no more than $33
Engine Oil Separator, Part Number 32140004 and should cost no more than $209
Engine Crankcase Breather Hose, Part Number 32222163 and should cost no more than $59
Engine Crankcase Breather Hose, Part Number 31338529 and should cost no more than $59
{Prices and Part Numbers can change over time, but this is what they are as of 6/9/26.}
***Anything attempted on your own in this video, is at your own risk. Video is for entertainment purposes only and not intended to replace professional advice or work. Failure to abide by this warning is at your own peril.***
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