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 by Yaqui
Las Vegas Weather
Plastics to Avoid
#3 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) commonly contains di-2-ehtylhexyl phthalate (DEHP), an endocrine disruptor and probable human carcinogen, as a softener.
#6 Polystyrene (PS) may leach styrene, a possible endocrine disruptor and human carcinogen, into water and food.
#7 Polycarbonate contains the hormone disruptor bisphenol-A, which can leach out as bottles age, are heated or exposed to acidic solutions. Unfortunately, #7 is used in most baby bottles and five-gallon water jugs and in many reusable sports bottles.
Better Plastics
#1 polyethylene terephthalate (PET or PETE), the most common and easily recycled plastic for bottled water and soft drinks, has also been considered the most safe. However, one 2003 Italian study found that the amount of DEHP in bottled spring water increased after 9 months of storage in a PET bottle.
#2 High Density Polyethylene
#4 Low Density Polyethylene
#5 Polypropylene
Best Reusable Bottles: Betras USA Sports Bottles, Brita Fill & Go Water Filtration Bottle, Arrow Canteen
Better Baby Bottles: Choose tempered glass or opaque plastic made of polypropylene (#5) or polyethylene (#1), which do not contain bisphenol-A. Leave a Comment
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I hadn't planned on leaving the airport on my layover so I didn't pay any attention to the weather before I left. When the pilot announced it was going to be 100, I laughed and thought well, at least I'm not going out in that. Then I changed my mind and went out in it anyways and the sun and heat is brutal at midday, good thing that you're only outside for a short period of time between casinos and resorts.
If you come here during the summer, a hotel pool is a must, especially if you have kids. i saw several resorts with them as I took the monorail up and down the strip and they were packed with families trying to escape the heat. Leave a Comment
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 by mark02377Leave a Comment
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The weather in Las Vegas is usually pretty hot, mid 80s to 100+ Farenheit. So the hotels and casinos are all equipped with air conditioners and they usually crank them up pretty high. It's great to wear shorts and t-shirts while outside, but it can get pretty chilly when you're inside. Leave a Comment
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 by TanjaE
Don't forget to carry Soda with you..so you'll survive the few meter to the next McDonalds...(lol)... Leave a Comment
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It can be very very very hot in summer. Coming from the tropics, I have never experienced anything like this. I guess it's a conspiracy to bind you to the hotels and the casinos. Leave a Comment
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 Stardust Hotel by janika
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It gets up to 119 degress in Las Vegas and it is nothing but dry heat. So if you do not drink water and wear sunblock you will burn in five minutes and die of dehydration in twenty. I am NOT joking. Leave a Comment
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If you drink alcoholic beverages (free in most casinos) there is a good chance you will dehydrate. Drink a lot of water and stay to the shade if at all possible. Leave a Comment
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