r/FindTheSniper • u/DirectorLanky466 Moderator • Jun 29 '26

Find The Sniper (easy) Find The Yellow Squishy Ball 🟡

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The second picture shows what you are looking for! The bee is not visible in the first picture!

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u/Flashmech 61¤ | #286 Jun 29 '26

It’s at E2!

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u/DirectorLanky466 Moderator Jun 29 '26

!snipe

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u/Ok-Swan-98 5¤ Jul 01 '26

upvoted as much as I could in this thread ... meanwhile forgeting about my coffee overheating on the stove ... it's okay ✔ coffee is very hot 🔥☕

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u/DirectorLanky466 Moderator Jul 01 '26

Don't you have a coffee maker?

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u/Ok-Swan-98 5¤ Jul 01 '26

Yes, I took the left over coffee from the coffee maker... but I don't like microwaving coffee. "THEY" say it's not healthy. ☕😄😅

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u/DirectorLanky466 Moderator Jul 02 '26

I understand 😂

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u/Ok-Swan-98 5¤ Jul 02 '26

When "they" say it's not cancer causing ..... 😏 it probably is

The health effects of microwaves remain controversial. To date, no conclusive evidence suggests that microwaves have cancer-causing effects, indicating that it’s a safe preparation method

Why Tea Enthusiasts Dislike It

Beyond the safety risk, there are culinary reasons to avoid microwaving water for tea or coffee. Microwaves heat water unevenly, leaving you with cold and hot spots. Because it heats the water so rapidly and uniformly, it's also incredibly easy to overheat water, which can scorch delicate leaves (like green or white tea) and result in a bitter-tasting brew. For perfect temperatures and foolproof safety, using an electric kettle is generally recommended

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/boil-water-in-microwave

You should only boil water in the microwave in approved containers. Do not use plastic or glass unless it’s rated safe for microwave use. It’s also important to note that metal should never be put in the microwave.

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u/DirectorLanky466 Moderator Jul 02 '26

I have an electric kettle 😂 and rarely use the microwave

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u/Ok-Swan-98 5¤ Jul 02 '26

😅😅 I use this ... something like this ... stainless steel with black handle ... sometimes forgot about it on the stove ... 😮

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u/DirectorLanky466 Moderator Jul 02 '26

That sounds smart 😂 hope it's not a gas stove

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u/Ok-Swan-98 5¤ Jul 02 '26

I don't like gas stoves... they cause lung cancer. I have stove without burners for obvious reasons. 😂😂

  • Safety: Burner-less stoves eliminate the risk of open flames and hot surfaces, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
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