Kitchen Gadgets You Should Be Using | Problem Solved

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[@debbieanne860]

Not sure if you bought the gadget to clean the dry skin off the garlic. If you did not, try putting your garlic cloves in an empty jar with a lid. Give it a good shake a few times and that skin falls off like magic. Also, the water spout in my kitchen sink is stainless steel. No reason to purchase a special gadget when you can just run your hands along the arm of the water spout in your sink! Thanks for so many good tips!

[@zton636]

Or use a stainless steel spoon or utensil for garlic odor on hands

[@angelatruly]

I love the salad spinner tips the best. Now I wonder if it could be used to get the skin off canned chickpeas faster or would the peas be destroyed..🤔

[@HeronCoyote1234]

I love the box grater tips. Especially the slicer side (in place of a mandolin).

[@tre9294]

love these tips!
Esp the turkey baster uses...
the tomato seed one is funny tho, i think it's easier to use fingers and scrape out 😅

[@th1926]

I use the water from the salad spinner in my plants

[@angelatruly]

Wow, thanks for your comment. I have wasted alot of water down the drain. 😃

[@em_ar8124]

Gonna save this one for my future lol

[@LemonC00kies]

I love this blog style video. Also you have a great personality.

[@TheBeefTrain]

I can't stop watching this dude

[@zton636]

Thank you! These are very helpful.

[@problemsolvedshow]

Glad you like them!

[@avagrego3195]

first time visitor and I'll be back, glad I found you

[@HappilyCarnivore]

Another use for a turkey baster (metal preferred) is to straight the grease out of ground beef while it's still in the pan. I eat a carnivore diet, so I eat a lot of ground beef bowls, but I actually save the grease back to process and use for other cooking. But a metal turkey baster makes removing the grease a cinch, whether you're disposing of it or saving it back for other uses.

[@angelatruly]

Why is metal preferred? I am looking to order one and curious as to your opinion? TIA

[@HappilyCarnivore]

@@angelatruly Metal is preferred if you're going to use it for anything hot. The plastic ones will warp and crack pretty quickly when you use them for hot liquids or fats.

[@marysmith7765]

I used to pour off ground beef grease by putting it in a strainer over a bowl, then put the ground beef back in the skillet. Got out almost all the excess grease. Super easy cleanup too.

[@angelatruly]

@@HappilyCarnivore Thanks!!

[@sugarcookiecube]

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈twinkboy knows his turkey basters!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@HeronCoyote1234]

I use binder clips (different sizes) in the kitchen all the time. A lot less $ than chip clips, and they take up less (no, actually) room when used. Just flip the wings down to secure the item even more.

[@GoodPersonTestWebsite]

Bacon shield! Now that's smart!

[@bravo1oh1]

Great channel and production. Surprised why CZcams isn't giving you more views

[@problemsolvedshow]

Thank you for your support! 🙂

[@mapleleafkay9824]

Cool video!

[@chillies4156]

Love the video

[@problemsolvedshow]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you. 🙂

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Don’t remember what was making, but the only thing that destunk my hands was toothpaste.

[@patricebright4182]

The notorious PIG😂

[@gaellk7929]

First to comment ! 😂🎉😊