Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing nylon!
Which do you think has more moisture – nylon pellets or nylon pantyhose?
Let's find out.
Nylon, like other plastics, is used to manufacture products, one of which just happens
to share its name.
Nylons, are made from hair-thin strands of nylon thread.
That thread is made by melting nylon pellets and sending the melted substance through an
extruder.
It is important to test both nylon pellets and nylon thread for moisture content.
A specific level of moisture is needed to maintain the strength of the material throughout
its life cycle as it changes from pellet to pantyhose.
Too little moisture can clog the extruder and hold up the production process, while
too much moisture can cause excess runniness, splay and drool.
It is obvious from our tests that the nylon pantyhose has a higher moisture content than
either the wet or the dry nylon pellets.
The panty hose came in at 2.0% moisture, 10 times more than the dry nylon pellets.
Even though they may be called nylons, not all nylons are made of just nylon.
Sometimes cotton and polyester threads are added to help improve elasticity and comfort
in the final product.
This pair in particular contained polyester, which could be why the moisture content of
the pantyhose was higher than the dry nylon pellets.
Also, the mesh-like material of the pantyhose can trap moisture within the weave of the
fabric, causing the moisture content to be higher.
Thank you for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of nylon and nylon pantyhose.
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And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Polycarbonate - Duration: 2:38.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing polycarbonate!
Which do you think has more moisture – a green water bottle, a pair of clear safety
glasses or blue polycarbonate pellets?
Let's find out.
From water bottles to safety glasses, souvenir shot glasses to office supplies, polycarbonate
products are all around us - and moisture testing is necessary to create all of them.
Before a pair of safety glasses becomes a pair of safety glasses, it's a bunch of
tiny plastic pellets.
The pellets get melted down, additives and colorants get added, and then the melted substance
heads off to be molded or extruded.
But before it can even get melted, the pellets themselves have to be tested for their moisture
content.
Too much moisture in the pellets can cause runniness and splay, making the end product
come out with streaks or other blemishes.
Too little moisture can cause clogging and production delays, so those lovely glasses
may not make it out of production at all.
Too little moisture can also cause the final product to be brittle.
So, you see, moisture really is essential to the production of polycarbonate products.
At 0.13% moisture, the green water bottle has about 60% more moisture than the clear
safety glasses, which came it at approximately 0.08%.
This is most likely due to the addition of a green colorant to the water bottle.
The blue pellets came in at 0.16% moisture, making it the wettest of any of the polycarbonate
samples tested today.
The higher moisture content can be explained by the fact that it's not really 100% polycarbonate,
and it has a colorant added, and it wasn't dried before testing.
Colorant, whether added by a color ball or by attaching it to another type of plastic
and adding it to the polycarbonate pellet mixture, can dramatically increase the moisture
content of a plastic.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of polycarbonate.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember, in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Olive Oil vs Sesame Oil - Duration: 1:53.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing food oils!
Which do you think has more moisture – olive oil or sesame oil?
Let's find out.
Monitoring the moisture content of food oils is essential.
Too much moisture decreases its ability to deep fry other things and can lead to excessive
popping of the oil during the frying process.
This is especially true for frying oils such as peanut, soy, canola and vegetable
oil,
but is just as important for other oils like olive and sesame.
These, along with other oils, are ingredients in many pre-packaged foods and food products.
Monitoring the moisture content of the oils helps ensure a consistent product and helps
food producers create food products that meet industry quality standards.
As you can see, the sesame oil and olive oil have relatively the same moisture content.
They are both extracted and processed in similar ways and are even packaged similarly - usually
in green-tinted glass or plastic bottles.
This serves to protect the oils from external light and air penetration, which can both
negatively affect shelf life.
Thank you for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of olive and sesame oil.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Saccharin vs Sucralose - Duration: 1:43.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today, we'll be testing zero calorie sweeteners!
Which do you think has more moisture – saccharin (sweet n low) or sucrose (Splenda)?
Let's find out.
Saccharin, which most people associate with Sweet'N Low, and sucralose, which most people
associated with Splenda, are common in restaurants, hotels and coffee shops around
the world.
Testing the moisture content of these artificial sweeteners is an essential part of the quality
control process.
Doing so helps ensure that the final product meets quality standards so that each package
- whether an individual packet or a large bag - contains the same, high quality product.
It also helps decrease clumping and caking during production and storage.
As you can see, the sucralose has almost twice the moisture content of the saccharin.
Sucralose is more soluble in water and
is more hygroscopic, which could account for the increased moisture content of the sucralose.
The individual paper packets used to package these artificial sweeteners do not
provide much of a barrier to external humidity.
Having a greater affinity for water, the sucralose may have absorbed more moisture from the ambient
air than the saccharin.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of saccharin and sucralose.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting or subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: New vs Used Motor Oil - Duration: 2:03.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing motor oil!
Which do you think has more moisture – new or used motor oil?
If you're in the industry you probably already know, but let's find out anyway.
Moisture contamination in lubricating oils is no joking matter.
Even a small amount can cause devastation if left unchecked.
With so many sources of potential moisture contamination, it is hard to completely prevent.
Testing the moisture content of new motor oil helps ensure product quality and consistency,
while testing used motor oil helps maintain and extend the useful life of your equipment.
It can also help to discover, correct and prevent moisture contamination problems before
they cause costly or irreparable damage.
As you can see, the used motor oil has approximately twice the moisture content
of the new motor oil.
Used oil is expected to contain a higher level of moisture than new oil since moisture contamination
can be caused by so many different things, like improper storage or packaging, condensation
either during storage or while the oil is in use, or even something as simple as exposure
ambient humidity.
New oil may contain some level of water even if it is sealed in its packaging.
Testing new oils before they go into your machinery or equipment gives you a base level
of moisture that you can compare to the used oil tests so that you know exactly how much
moisture has been gained and help plan for routine maintenance.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of new and used motor oils.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember, in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Oregano vs Black Pepper - Duration: 2:02.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing spices!
Which do you think has more moisture - oregano or ground black pepper?
Let's find out.
Monitoring the moisture content of oregano and black pepper helps ensure that the final
product consistently meets quality standards and has a long shelf life.
Excess moisture during processing can cause delays in production and increase product
spoilage.
To combat this, manufacturers must routinely test their products' moisture content to
make sure that it is within their quality guidelines.
Certain types of packaging can also help increase shelf life by preventing moisture contamination.
As you can see, the pepper has has approximately 2% more moisture than the oregano.
This could be because the black pepper it harder to dry out.
By that we mean that there is a skin of sorts from the peppercorn fruit that allows for
more moisture to be trapped within the pepper when it is initially dried as a whole peppercorn.
Even when ground, black pepper is much harder than oregano leaves, so it makes sense that
more moisture could be trapped within the pores of the ground pepper.
Oregano leaves, on the other hand, are less dense and are not shielded during the drying
process, so the moisture is able to be removed more easily.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of oregano and ground black pepper.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: Lyophilized and Freeze Dried Products - Duration: 1:43.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing lyophilized pharmaceuticals and freeze dried camping food!
Which do you think has more moisture – a lyophilized pharmaceutical product or freeze
dried shrimp scampi?
Let's find out.
Lyophilized materials are extremely susceptible to gaining moisture.
Even the rubber stoppers or other closures used to seal a sample bottle can cause moisture
contamination.
Pharmaceuticals with too much or too little moisture can run into problems with tableting,
shelf life and API effectiveness, which is why it is necessary to monitor and control
the moisture content of lyophilized pharmaceuticals.
Too much moisture in freeze dried camping and astronaut food can decrease shelf life
and cause problems throughout the production process by negatively affecting consistency
and quality of the products being produced.
As you can see, the pharmaceutical product has about 5 times the moisture content of
the shrimp scampi.
This is most likely because the two products tested are dried to different moisture specifications.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of lyophilized pharmaceutical samples and freeze dried shrimp scampi.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters
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Moisture Matters: Iodized Salt vs. Pink Himalayan Rock Salt - Duration: 2:06.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing salt!
Which do you think has more moisture - regular, iodized table salt or pink Himalayan rock
salt?
Let's find out.
Testing for moisture in salt is essential.
We've all experienced the magic of the unpourable salt shaker, where too much humidity causes
the salt to clump.
The salt production industry faces the same problem.
Too much moisture causes excess clumping, which can slow down production.
Clumping during storage can slow down the packaging and distribution processes even
further and cause clumpy salt to be sent out to retailers.
Sure, we as end users can add rice to our salt shakers and absorb excess moisture, but
salt producers can't.
Instead, they must monitor the moisture content of their salt throughout the production process.
With our test completed, you can see that the pink Himalayan rock salt has approximately
50 times more moisture than the iodized salt.
This difference can be attributed to a number of things including differences in processing
and storage; the iodized salt is more processed than the pink rock salt we tested and could
contain anti-caking agents, which help avoid clumping.
Also, pink Himalayan salt can contain up to 3% polyhalite, a hydrated sulfate, which
could account for some of the excess moisture present in the pink rock salt sample.
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of iodized salt and pink Himalayan rock salt.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember, in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Moisture Matters: KitKats vs Snickers - Duration: 1:47.
Hello and welcome to Moisture Matters, the show where we take your everyday and not so
everyday objects and test them to see which has more moisture.
Today we're testing candy bars!
Which do you think has more moisture – KitKats or Snickers?
Let's find out.
While it may not be entirely necessary to test the moisture content a whole candy bar,
it is extremely useful to know the moisture content of the separate ingredients whether
they are nougat, caramel, chocolate, peanuts, or even a wafer or batter of some sort.
It can also help with testing different packaging designs since certain types of packaging work
differently to prevent excess moisture and even air from coming into contact with the
product within.
As you can see, the KitKat had almost 50% more moisture than the Snickers.
It could be that the additional ingredients in a Snickers bar help have a lower moisture
content than the ingredients in a KitKat.
Or, it could be because the stuff between the wafers in a KitKat is actually crushed
up KitKats, so the final KitKat is essentially a KitKat within a KitKat within a KitKat.
It's KitKat-ception!
Thanks for joining us on Moisture Matters.
We hope you learned something today, or at least enjoyed watching us test the moisture
content of KitKats and Snickers.
If you did, let us know by liking, favoriting and subscribing.
And remember: in matters of moisture, nothing matters more than moisture matters.
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Performing the daily sensor test on a Vapor Pro or VPXL - Duration: 3:27.
To perform the System Calibration on your new VPXL, you will need the following:
1.0 microliter microcaps, a pair of tweezers, a small supply of purified or deionized water,
and sample bottles, caps and septa.
All of these items can be purchased through Arizona Instrument.
See the description below for more details.
To begin, select the test that you wish to perform and allow the instrument to reach
the necessary temperature.
Begin by tipping the tube of 1.0 microliter microcaps upside down and shaking gently until
a single capillary comes out.
Shake it out over the cap of the bottle you will use for the test to make it
easier to pick up in the next step.
Gently pick up the capillary with your tweezers and just barely dip one of its ends into the
water.
Tilting the microcap slightly can help the water fill the capillary and can help you see
the water level as it is being filled.
If you are unable to see the water level, try filling over a black background.
If you are still unable to see whether or not the tube is filled, simply hold the end
of the capillary in the water for 10 to 15 seconds to ensure that it is filled.
Remove the end of the capillary from the water and wipe any excess water that remains on
the sides of the tube with your fingers or a Kimwipe.
Be careful to avoid touching the ends of the tube as this can cause some of the water to
escape.
Gently place the capillary into your sample bottle.
It is best to do this horizontally rather than vertically to avoid dropping the capillary
and allowing some of the water to escape.
Put the cap on the bottle and, if the microcap is not centered, gently shake the bottle until
it is in place.
Place the sample bottle on the transport with the cap side toward the instrument.
Hit the TEST button in the middle bottom of the touchscreen and follow the onscreen instructions.
Testing times range from 3 to 7 minutes for each 1.0 microliter microcap.
Once you have 3 test results that are within 50 μg of each other and fall within the range
of 950 μg to 1050 μg, you can perform statistical analysis on the results.
Follow the on-screen prompts to perform the analysis.
If the standard deviation is less than 50 and the coefficient of variation is less than
5, the instrument does not need to be recalibrated.
If your results do not fall within those requirements, you will need to perform a system calibration.
Simply select the test results you wish to use to perform the calibration and hit calibrate.
We recommend that you perform statistical analysis using at least three test results
once a week and perform a 1.0 microliter test once each day that you plan on using the instrument.
This helps verify that the instrument is functioning properly.
If your results are more than 10% out, contact customer service for assistance.
For more help regarding filling the capillary tubes to perform a system calibration or RH
sensor verification test or for answers to any other questions, visit us online or contact
us via the links in the description below.
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Fortis Fitness and Yogalux - Duration: 6:17.
We started Fortis Fitness & YOGALUX because we noticed that people weren't getting their
health and wellness needs met at any one particular studio.
People had different memberships for Yoga, Barre, Cycling, Boot Camps, Personal Training.
They were driving all over town, spending a ton of money, but not getting anything that
they needed in one particular place.
So we wanted to create a place where someone could come every single day of the week,
do something different everyday; never get bored, never get burned out, never plateau
and continue on their fitness and wellness journey.
In addition, we wanted to maintain that small, boutique feel that people seem to really enjoy
and incorporate that into everything that we offer here.
My favorite part of Fortis Fitness and YOGALUX is getting to interact with our community!
I love hearing all of the positive feedback we get, I love seeing everybody happy and
smiling after class, and I also love seeing all the little kiddos come in and out of KidFit
Childcare and having a great time.
One thing that really sets us apart here at Fortis & YOGALUX is that we offer KidFit Childcare;
it provides peace of mind to our members where they know that their kids are well taken care
of and they can really get that hour to themselves to get their workout in.
I really love the KidFit here at Fortis & YOGALUX because of all the convenient times that they
have that match the classes.
I really love all the girls that are here that watch the kids, they make me feel really
comfortable every time I drop the kids off.
It is very nice to be able to come out of my class and pick up my kids and just go.
The times are very convenient!
So I come here early in the morning for classes before work, and I love the fact that there's
a really nice shower.
I can relax and I don't have to worry about packing shower gel and shampoo, it's available
for me and I can get ready in comfort.
So the benefits of Boot Camp is much like a Personal Training session.
We can come here, touch weights, do different types of cardiovascular training, but it's
a little bit more available in a group setting.
Boot Camp at Fortis & YOGALUX is probably one of my favorites.
It's very challenging, it's very motivating, and every week is different.
All of the trainers make it extra challenging for each individual.
It's different every week, you never have the same workouts and that's where you see
changes your body, that's where I've seen changes in my body.
Our goal is for all of the work you put in here, to apply it to your everyday life.
Whether that is to live pain free, to surf better, run faster, jump higher, have more
energy, feel confident, or even sleep better.
I enjoy teaching at Fortis & YOGALUX because the members are fantastic, it's a beautiful
space, and every time I come to teach I get to teach something new and be creative.
We have a lot of freedom to bring our creativity to the plate.
Some of the benefits of yoga are improved sleep, flexibility, and core strength.
It's a great compliment to add to your current fitness regimen to help you prevent injury,
and overall mind-body connection.
When you come take a class at Fortis & YOGALUX you can expect to feel invited, there's something
for everybody.
The great thing about the classes is that we have all different levels, whether you
want a heated class or non-heated class.
There's a great variety of teachers so you'll find different teaching styles and overall
it's just a great experience for everyone.
Barre at Fortis & YOGALUX is ballet inspired movement fitness classes that take some dance
style moves mixed with Pilates and Yoga to tone and sculpt without doing a whole lot
of jumping around.
It's really meant for any fitness level.
You see results really quickly that way.
Yoga Sculpt is really a fusion of traditional yoga poses and postures combined with strength
exercises and moves.
It's high-energy, fast-paced, it is a lot of fun, and it's just an overall great workout.
I love the studio and love Fortis for its teachers, for the flexibility, and for all
the schedule has to offer.
Some days I feel like Yoga I come in and do Yoga, some days I feel like Agility Barre,
or I feel like Sculpt.
I just love the variety, I never get bored here!
The Cycling classes here at Fortis & YOGALUX are top-notch!
45 minutes of intense ride built-in by amazing music and amazing instructors.
I love that there's a lunchtime class so I can come during work.
The classes are really fast paced intensity to get my workout in the middle of the day
and then head right back to work.
I'm usually really refreshed afterwards, I got my workout done, and I can go about
my day.
Fortis & YOGALUX is different from everywhere else because you're so much more than a fingerprint
when you come here.
Our staff will know your name when you walk through the door and we're going to give you
the most personalized experience we possibly can.
We want this to be the best hour of your day!
We want you to look forward to coming here every single day, and not just for the great
workout that you know you're going to get, but because you're going to see your friends
that you've developed lasting relationships with here through our tremendous community.
So if you're ready to take the next step in your health and wellness journey,
come see us today!
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