It's so weird, every time I drink Gatorade, I un cap it, hold the cap, take a sip and cap it again immediately. I've never had a situation where I just leave it uncapped long enough to lose the cap.
Those silica gel packets can be used in your car on windshields too to prevent fogging and frosting. They have many uses. People think I'm nuts for saving them.
11:00 you can also mix any form of salt, table salt, kosher salt, Himalayan pink salt, into your soap lather. It removes onion, garlic, even fish odors. I don't know why or how. Also, salt is a good mild abrasive to get paint or motor oil out of the dermal grooves of your hands and fingerprint texture.
11:30 I'm Australian, and when I visited Canada a local woman picked me up from the airport. When I went to get in her car she was like "No, no, I'll drive". I thought I was getting in the passenger seat...
Also for the one about the instant rice, yes the bottom flares out , but your not supposed to tear the top off before cooking, your supposed to tear a little on each side (at the perforated spots) just enough to let the steam escape. that way if the packet falls over, you dont have rice everywhere.
Two indentations with a perforated outline, one on either end on most packaged rolls of tin foil and plastic wraps,are to be pushed in. It helps the roll stay put andd one's temper in check.
Ex-Cellphone repairman here. DO NOT use silica beads or rice to remove moisture from your phone. It's only passively removing the moisture and takes a long time. You want to ACTIVELY remove the liquid from your phone, as quickly as possible to avoid corrosion. Corrosion can take place in a matter of minutes so quick removal of liquid can save your phone. Do this by putting it in front of a fan or other high wind source. Remove your memory card, and battery if you can, then dry it out as quickly as possible with a fan. Do not put it in the oven, as heat is even worse for a phone than liquid.
I took one apart and used the crevice tool on my vacuum, then put it near a small fan for a few days, then in a bowl of raw rice for a few. It worked for 9 months after that, lol.
Drying the phone itself is bad - it leaves all the salts (that were in the water) still on the circuitry. Use alcohol instead. (Yes, plain old rubbing alcohol [also called mineral spirits].) it washes the salts out and absorbs the water. A few thorough alcohol washes and the phone is dry and clean.
You can also use clear nail polish on rings and earring ends to keep them from causing nickel reactions or turning your skin green! Works like a charm every time for cheap jewelry!
Another tip when you do wood working, or machining in a shop, keep a tube of orajel handy, the lidocaine in it is a great anesthetic to help dull the pain of wood or metal sliver removal, apply and wait about a minute before extracting.
Here's another one. If you want to see if a tire has a hole in it, and where, you can mix a little dish soap into a container of water and mix it. Pour the mixture over the tire and wherever bubbles form, that's your leak.
As an Italian, if you are making spaghetti, or any other long pasta, try just using your hand. The amount of pasta that fits in the ring created between your thumb and forefinger is generally to perfect amount for a single person.
Learned some good things today: doorknobs made of brass; can openers to open packages; knew about cedar; mind-blowing info about the spaghettis spoon; we used the nail polish tricks back when I was a kid. Great video. Thanks
Knew the nail polish & spaghetti spoon things, but 1. I prefer to use spaghetti tongs instead, & 2. Scissors are easier to cut open the plastic pkgs with than a can opener!
Thank you for bringing up the brass and copper indoor handles! That is a little pet peeve of mine, bring back brass door knobs and handrails for everybody's safety
On each side of a tin opener you’ll see where the metal has a hook shape cut out, Not only is this for pulling the lid back after you have opened it, or used as a bottle opener for you ice cold beers, It can also be used for releasing the pressure inside new food jars, where the air was removed during the process of sealing the produce before shipment from the factory to the store, keeping the produce fresh, Just use it the same way as opening a beer bottle on the jar, when you hear a popping sound, you have released the pressure letting air back into it, making it easier to turn and remove the lid, 👍🏼
As long as you don't intend to use the bottle or jar again for keeping things fresh, because you essentially ruin the cap's air tight seal. Putting anything hot back into the jar and turning the lid will kill most bacteria in the air pocket that is created and as soon as it cools down you'll hear the same satisfying pop of the lid created by the vacuum of the air shrinking. This is how you'll know if the seal is in tact. Same goes for new jars: if you can press the lid inwards and hear that pop, then that means there's no vacuum. Thus the air tight seal was undone.
If you bury a flower in silica it will dry perfectly preserved in the exact state it’s in. We did that w/ my sister’s bridal bouquet and it looks as it did in the ceremony.
The spot under the Gatorade bottle isn't there to hold the cap while you drink. It's there so when they are shipping pallets full of Gatorade, the bottles stacked on top can snap down onto the bottles under, to help secure the stack in transport.
That shot of the lady cutting onions freaked me out. The way she was holding the onion and the blade coming so close... didn't expect that to bother me as much as it did.
I use the silicone beads for emergency supplies I keep in airtight containers and use them in my gun safe to control humidity and prevent the metal from rusting. I put them in all of my supplies that can be damaged by moisture: like flour, sugar, dry foods, medical supplies, and everything inbetween.
Literally have never had a moth problem in any closet, ever, in my entire life. I thought it was a myth and moth balls were just something old people believed to be necessary like plastic covers on couches 🤣🤣
@@MartinTedder ugh what a nightmarrrre. I kinda put myself in your shoes and imagined finally getting home from a long trip. Trudging up the stairs and weakly slapping the light switch on the bedroom wall before tossing my luggage onto the bed. Sit down next to it, unzip, pull the bag of wash out to put in the hamper in my closet.. .....and as soon as the closet door opens, a torrent of moths blast me in the f’n face
@M C. I grew up in the country instead of the city. We put our best clothes in vinyl type of full closets. We always put a lot of moth balls in the bottom and zipped up the bags. The moth balls did the trick!! We never had a problem with moths. We also had an old fashioned cedar chest.
I'm gunna be honest. I'm 29, and I've learned more from BeAmazed then I did in school or just life experience. My 10yr old daughter started watching it first and then I kind of got hooked haha ❤
The two of you would probably really like The Infographics Show, if you don't watch it already lol. It is educational and fun to watch. SOME of their content can get sorta real though, just fyi lol.
Two things that could have been added to this video: Ever notice the spiral painted on the cone of the aircraft engines? This is there to let ground-crew know if an engine is running which is sometimes hard to tell without that spiral. Also, drink bottles have the indent on the bottom for two reasons, if a bottle freezes without that indent it would split from the pressure of the ice, with the indent it expands to relieve the pressure. Also, it is a good way for the manufacturer to let you think you are getting more product for your money when in fact you are just buying air.
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@@larryhoover6594 What the f**k are you going on about? I couldn't understand half of that and the other half seemed completely irrelevant to the Topic everybody else is on...
The effect of copper and subsequently brass, is called the Oligodynamic effect. I sent a major door hardware manufacturer an email about it around a year ago so they could advertise the finish as beneficial against bacteria. They wouldn't even have to change their manufacturing process. They replied that they were focusing on a new line with some kind of chemical agent in the finish (which will eventually fade/fail). Silver has the same property which is why it was originally used for cutlery. They didn't know why, but noticed the results.
or though this is true. there is so much evidence/proof/studies that drinking water or eating food contaminated with trace levels of copper and/or other heavy metals cause serious health implications including liver failure and death. it does have natural anti bacterial properties but it will still start to break down into elements harmful to humans. copper is also prone to pitting, making cleaning for any type of profession almost impossible which is why we use stainless in almost every place where anti bacterial and cleanliness is priority. silver is a soft metal and cant be used alone for utensils so its mixed 92.5% silver and 7.5% of a more resilient base metal like copper. sterling silver and real silver are 2 different things.
I guess I'll let you in on one of my genius idea's. Jk😆 But this is what i do- When I go grocery shopping and have a lot of bags to pack upstairs I go and grab my broom,twist the bristle part off and use the broomstick to slide all my bags on at once so I don't have to make multiple trips.
19:02 yes, that's why they had to put the new "Leap" engines models in FRONT of the center of gravity (wings), so that by taking off the pushing of the engines is now ahead and below the centre of gravity and can lift up and so bring the aircraft to stall. So to avoid to stall, the MCAS was added and this will be the reason of the later grounding of all 747max8 and 737max9...
17:28 Levi Strauss originally made tents for the California gold rushers, in 1849. When nobody wanted to buy his tents, he repurposed the material to make denim jeans. Then they sold like hotcakes👍
Plastic blister clamshell packaging: I am a U. S. Army veteran. I simply know to apply the correct vulgarism to open the (performer of maternal incest)s. Nail polish: good for handloading. Applying this to bullets before seating will waterproof the cartridges. When applying to seated primers will also waterproof. Using different colors allows you to color code different loads assembled for different purposes. I have used my box cutter to remove splinters, metal shavings, and barbs from different kinds of weeds. The trick is to get the blade under one end and use a fingernail to hold the other side to pull it. Saves time digging up the first aid kit, can get more work done.
This is all I could think of. Because joans mother worked in a laundry and she was very little helping her mom and I think this is where that came from. Whether she actually flipped out like the movie says, I have no idea
Clear/green nail polish is also used in electronic prototypes... when constructing a electronical prototype circuit board, sometimes the circuit board is not exactly right... and need to replace components for others... sometimes there is an accident... leading into damaging/scraching the green coating on top of thoses labyrintic copper drawings on the circuit boards... that where nail polish (green or clear) comes to play... normal nail polish is non conductor material and can be applied in a thin layer... ideal for covering that exposed copper circuit that need to be isolated from that metalic component on top of it...
6:49 working on computers, particularly laptops? Keep colored nail polish in your repair/tool kit for that, too. The cheap stuff is basically the same as Loctite but can be bought for a dollar rather than the more expensive stuff. And since it conforms to the space between the threads, it still comes out easily enough, but not on its own. And if you’re smart... you’ll color code those different sizes and locations for next time you need to take that laptop apart. :) dad taught me that years ago. In a pinch, fine glitter polish works, but chunky does not. Colored is better than clear as it’s often thicker, but clear works too, just vibrates out occasionally. Go for the bright colors with tons of pigment in them. Edit: oops I a word
5:25 That’s common knowledge though, everyone knows that 7:30 Ditto for first half 14:23 Does it really tends to fall down? I don’t use this trick and never saw the rice packet fall down 23:00 Let’s be real, I’d spill my drink doing this, but that’s simply cause I’m stupid
I have used microwavable rice for years and have never ever had a problem with the bags staying upright. That was the only thing in this video that blew my mind lol cuz I've never had that problem.
How many people here didn’t know about the bumps on F and J key???? I thought everyone learned this in school bc I remembered that in middle school the teacher would put coverings on the keys so we have to remember where all the keys where without looking. And take key tests on the computer that had you press a key, write out sentences, memory test, speed test, and play games on. And no this wasn’t just that teacher doing this. It was part of the state wide curriculum.
Nail polish also makes a great alternative to torque-stripe. All of the bolts on my aircraft's propeller are torque-striped with bright pink nail varnish. I also replaced the torque-stripe on her tyres with red nail varnish that my wife no longer wanted. For those who don't know, torque-stripes are marks which are placed across two surfaces which should not move relative to each other - usually a bolt and the surface to be secured but is often also applied to aircraft tyres where the tyre meets the rim of the wheel. If the bolt should start to come undone (or, the tyre creeps), the torque-stripe will crack and flake off, giving a very clear indication that close inspection may be required.
I’ve noticed the car door thing when I was a little kid. My dad owned a few Buicks from the 80’s-90’s and I noticed the lesabre and regal doors were much more solid, and way heavier than the doors on the century or skylark, completely different animals. Centuries and skylarks also rusted faster*
I'm a two finger tapper, but I have half of a brain and can guess why those bumps are on the keys. How do people function day to day without minimal amounts of common sense...
I genuinely didn’t know about that iPhone text message feature. I tried it out myself, and I was amazed that Apple had this feature. My favorite one is the lasers. It’s a really cool feature that I didn’t know about.
"Everyone in the civilized world knows that closets are made of Cedar!" "We'll, we don't have a huge Moth problem here in the upper West Coast" --OverBoard 📽️
Not everyone has a closet made of cedar wood. Most people don't have a cedar wood closet, because of the cost of the wood. Higher end homes do have cedar wood closets, but the average joe, simply has drywall covering the walls, ceiling. Cedar is an awesome wood to use in many different areas in your home, but add to the final cost dramatically. The not so rich, everyday common person will use either drywall, plywood or toung and groove boards for lining the closet walls. But mothballs will always be used to eradicate moths in their closets, sadly this is the only affordable option to combat the moths.
@@williammann6912 Very True most of the new homes going up in Wichita don't have cedar closets and cheaply built in Mass amounts like kit ! Being this is in what is called tornado alley !
If you have access to a can opener, you probably just as easily have access to a knife or scissors. I was kind of hoping for a more 'on the go' solution.
For the iMessages tip, you don't have to type in those specific words. You can type in anything you want and long press the send button to access the message effects screen. Apple never really marketed it as strong as they should so a lot of people don't know about it.
My mom said once I get 1,000 subscribers she would buy me a podcast set. It would be really amazing because I like to sing and do among us live streams. If you could help me out so I can get that soon, I would really appreciate it and it would make my day thanks to everyone who will help me out to get the podcast set. 😊
I prefer to take my sips and recap( gatorade). Back in the 80's and 90's. I used clear nail polish to mend popped or mangled cassette tapes. My friends would throw out their favorite mix tape because a boom box ate it😁😒. I would snip off the ate up portion of the tape. Use the clear nail polish to combine the two ends together. Let dry( take walk to the corner store. Buy a 60 or 90 min maxell tape.) By the time you get home its dry. Record the mended mix tape to the blank tape. It will be missing a small portion of the mix on both sides but at least you get to save the rest of the mix. 10 bucks in my pocket. Happy friend.
On a budget you can take cedar wood shavings and put those into the end of a pair of pantyhose close the hole and hang that in your closets that will keep moths out too. I had a cedar tree blow down in a storm and saved a lot of the chips that came out of the chainsaw for making cedar balls to hang in a closet. Cost me nothing but chainsaw gas. Another tip not mentioned in this video. If you want to keep insects out of your pasta you can use one or two bay leaves. Just put those in with the past and no more insects. Throw them away when you use your pasta. Further comment: I used one keyboard so long that the bump on the F and J got worn off. I had to take a soldering iron and melt the keys to create another bump to feel because I do touch typing. Jeans used to have a rivet in the crotch area where stress is especially common and if your jeans rip open there it's especially embarrassing. The reason they don't anymore is because people in the past often didn't wear underwear. Squatting around a cook fire would cause those rivets to heat up. Upon standing the hot rivets would come into contact with tender flesh and the jean companies stopped putting a rivet right in the crotch of their pants due to popular demand.
@@Dynamo001 Storing pasta a long time will always lead to insect eggs hatching. A certain amount of insects and insect parts are allowed in all food. You can't totally eliminate them in manufacturing.
@@carlsaganlives6086 That's because they removed the rivet and nobody crouches next to fires much anymore and 99.9% of people nowadays wear underwear. Didn't used to be that way.
Another use for nail polish is that auto mechanics use it for making timing marks easier to see when replacing timing belts and chains. Also on older cars the timing marks on the harmonic balancer. That way it is easier to see when you are under the hood it there is not enough light. Also for touching up holes drilled into painted panels like when installing a spoiler.
Total wrong way of cutting an onion.. and very dangerous.. slice in half then cut off end opposite root.. lay on cutting board then make cuts towards root but don't cut into root then if you want it diced turn 90% and dice.. then throw root end away..
As an nepalese I was thinking how can't you make rice Tip for making rice : after washing rice put them on the rice cooker(there are two types of white rice new rice and old rice old rice need equal amount of water but old rice need double the water
The question regarding which device is preferred is interesting. I started with Android when smart phones were becoming popular. My job them including driving about 1200 miles weekly, and the salesman at Verizon was kind enough to show me the GPS feature. However, using that for 6-8 hours obviously meant charging was more frequent. He told me to “just leave it plugged in as I was using it.” So I burnt up 3 phones! Then I was re-educated. Still, I had issues. Finally my son, who does computer programming, made the suggestion to just go to an iPhone. In fact, he bought my first one! He explained that as his mom and I age, it would be an easier platform to use. So, that’s what we’ve used. I liked many features of the Android, but do find them more challenging. Thanks for the terrific videos
It just LOOKED like a hair. It was most likely an infected(enlarged,septic) optic nerve, kinda connected to your brain. Hopefully your eyesight won't be affected too much. Good way to poke your eye 'in'.
True fact: all "brass" instruments never get clogged with mold or bacteria, due to the brass tubing. This is especially amazing, considering the vast amount of bacteria, moisture and heat that gets blown into these French Horns, Trombones, Tubas and Trumpets each time they are used.
@@skorch9094 i remember those days as well I guess it's safe to say we're kinda old school lol HELL I remember when TV's didn't have an actual remote control when WE WERE the remote you wanted to change the channel you had to get up off your ass and physically change the channel and after midnight the station would go off the air first you'd get the star spangled banner then the test signal till it came back on the next morn
i have rolled an old car and a newer car and both were fukked but older car started and drove 2 days later. newer car looked like aluminium foil after. tells me i spelled aluminium wrong ffs its not aluminum!!
@@ChillDude123 My Hyundai had both the plastic cable and also the holder. Had to break the cable when replacing the fuel cap during emissions a few years ago.
@@rcschmidt668 I haven’t had to replace the cap, but the little plastic cable broke, so now the grooves that hold the cap when it comes off are even more handy!
When we get our OTIS elevators serviced the interiors are cleaned with Johnsons baby oil by the company servicemen . This is not only to ensure that the interiors are shiny this is to keep the steel interiors from rusting Also this oil is not sticky when anyone touches the lift or holds the hand rail as well.
Clear nail polish also works great to prevent a chip in a windshield from cracking. I’ve tried to use it for stopping a crack, but it’s hit or miss. 18wheelers just love throwing rocks at my car, I get plenty of practice.
About the iMessage part, you can access any of those commands plus more by just typing your message and then holding the send button until that menu appears.
Silica packets are non-toxic. Due to the fact that they absorb moisture so well, they do the same in the body. With enough silica, your water reserves diminish and you risk death from dehydration. THAT is why you don’t eat them.
Those silicon packets are great to put in salt and sugar to keep out moisture too. I take the little round ones and put a couple in my salt container as soon as I open it for use...
10:10 Not just onions and garlic but they work great with removing fishy smells. Edit: The following: 17:30 It was for the California gold rush miners initially. That is why the rivets that were first shown had SFCA, for San Francisco CAlifornia.
When you were talking about the IOS messages system you can actually hold down on the send button arrow and you have many more options including a LOUD a soft and Invisible as extra options as well as having another tab you can swipe to that allows you to do the lasers Happy birthday the Chinese new year and many more options than the ones you mentioned.
7:55 *ADsorbant. Not ABsorbant. Silica gel beads are ADsorbant, which means that they stick to the water, keeping it away from the products. Something like a tissue is ABsorbant.
Nail polish is also good as a thread lock. It will hold screws and bolts in place, soft enough that you can get them apart, and unlike regular thread lock you get in a hardware store nail polish will not damage any plastic near the screw/bolt.
7:47 The package clearly says "Desiccant." That provides more than a vague clue as to their purpose. It tells you exactly what it is. There should be no question.
another great thing about nail polish is that it dries fast. I use different colors on my keys to mark which one is for the front and back door and for the deadbolt or doorknob. Also you can mark a micro usb cord with a dot to know which end goes in while facing up to charge your device. It's a clear hard shell that dries fast the only bad thing is if you are a guy and have to buy it so go to Walmart self checkout. Buy red, blue, yellow and green if you can find them and you can mix any colors with a cut Qtip stick.
@@BuzzBazzJ she definitely pushed the knife over her finger, but no cut. That had me scared... Lol I cooked for many years before the coof took my job, and the way she was holding it frealed me out!
Cook rice in a pan?? Don't most people use a rice cooker or crock pot? When I have a flimsy package to put in the microwave I just place in a bowl or cup.
I find it a little silly that he said that Jeans no longer require those little rivets, but I can say for complete certainty that they are still needed, I've had numerous pairs of Jean's ripping on the corners of pockets and such that dont have those rivets, while other pockets on the same pairs that do have them dont rip at all. Those rivets still serve the purpose they were meant for. Also he spoke about apple's iMessage having those dandy little secrets, but didnt mention one of the biggest secrets, the added button on the back of some models of iPhone, if you've ever bought a case for your iPhone and found that it has a hole that when the phone is in, leaves the apple logo on full display, chances are you've got a model with the secret "apple button", you have to activate it with some tech magic that I cant go through because it's sort of long and complicated (use google if you feel a need for it) but this button actually allows you to do different things, depending on how you configure the buttons settings
U obviously never watched his other vids bc he told about that secret button on the back of the apple phone so catch up bc ure behind and sounding SILLY AF!
The little piece of fabric with new clothing was so u can test ur laundry detergent on it so you don't ruin your new clothing article and the string with it is so you can match the thread used to stitch them together
Yes, I work in retail and we sell all three of those Gatorade bottles... plus a 'sports' bottle type. They are just different in the volume they hold. 64oz, 32 oz, 20oz.. sport bottle is 24oz.
The photo he used did not actually show international packaging of Gatorade. He just put flags on a picture of US Gatorade bottles. Because this channel is trash tier.
The Gatorade lid hack starts at the 22:32 mark, you’re welcome.
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It's so weird, every time I drink Gatorade, I un cap it, hold the cap, take a sip and cap it again immediately. I've never had a situation where I just leave it uncapped long enough to lose the cap.
Me too
You're something increasingly rare called "responsible"
can i just add that those sizes of Gatorade bottles I've never seen the American one ever and why is it the American one? lol
Same
The guy who makes these videos is an odd person. I bet none of you put coins in your wallet either right?
Great tips too bad I won’t be able to remember any of them, I can’t even remember what I go in the next room for.
🤣LOL! Sounds EXACTLY like my son! He says the same thing!
I feel you! It happens to me as well!! 😂🤣
Happens everytime 🤣😂
I know! I have notes and lists everywhere!
@Thomas Huckleberry same
Those silica gel packets can be used in your car on windshields too to prevent fogging and frosting. They have many uses. People think I'm nuts for saving them.
I'm with you sis or bro
Do you just put them on your dash close to the window?
You can also put those silica packets in a tool box to prevent tools from rusting. It absorbs any moisture in the box.
11:00 you can also mix any form of salt, table salt, kosher salt, Himalayan pink salt, into your soap lather. It removes onion, garlic, even fish odors. I don't know why or how. Also, salt is a good mild abrasive to get paint or motor oil out of the dermal grooves of your hands and fingerprint texture.
Also good for toth brushing
salt is salt so stupid to have the different version names
11:30 I'm Australian, and when I visited Canada a local woman picked me up from the airport. When I went to get in her car she was like "No, no, I'll drive". I thought I was getting in the passenger seat...
you did not see the stirring wheel?
@@leejoelbeasley5005 lol
I may just be ashamed to be Australian right about now lol 😆
@@leejoelbeasley5005 tinted windows maybe?
Lol thanks for the laugh.
Also for the one about the instant rice, yes the bottom flares out , but your not supposed to tear the top off before cooking, your supposed to tear a little on each side (at the perforated spots) just enough to let the steam escape. that way if the packet falls over, you dont have rice everywhere.
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Two indentations with a perforated outline, one on either end on most packaged rolls of tin foil and plastic wraps,are to be pushed in. It helps the roll stay put andd one's temper in check.
Ex-Cellphone repairman here. DO NOT use silica beads or rice to remove moisture from your phone. It's only passively removing the moisture and takes a long time. You want to ACTIVELY remove the liquid from your phone, as quickly as possible to avoid corrosion. Corrosion can take place in a matter of minutes so quick removal of liquid can save your phone. Do this by putting it in front of a fan or other high wind source. Remove your memory card, and battery if you can, then dry it out as quickly as possible with a fan. Do not put it in the oven, as heat is even worse for a phone than liquid.
Huh, thanks for the useful info homie!
I’m in the just buy a new phone camp
I took one apart and used the crevice tool on my vacuum, then put it near a small fan for a few days, then in a bowl of raw rice for a few. It worked for 9 months after that, lol.
Drying the phone itself is bad - it leaves all the salts (that were in the water) still on the circuitry. Use alcohol instead. (Yes, plain old rubbing alcohol [also called mineral spirits].) it washes the salts out and absorbs the water. A few thorough alcohol washes and the phone is dry and clean.
@@alklein4660 but then it has alcohol in it...
You can also use clear nail polish on rings and earring ends to keep them from causing nickel reactions or turning your skin green! Works like a charm every time for cheap jewelry!
Yes! That’s an old school trick my friends and I were doing 30 years ago.
Another tip when you do wood working, or machining in a shop, keep a tube of orajel handy, the lidocaine in it is a great anesthetic to help dull the pain of wood or metal sliver removal, apply and wait about a minute before extracting.
Here's another one. If you want to see if a tire has a hole in it, and where, you can mix a little dish soap into a container of water and mix it. Pour the mixture over the tire and wherever bubbles form, that's your leak.
Good morning ☀️ everyone. Hope that you have a wonderfully healthy , and blessed week ahead!
Since it’s February break, I’m thinking I will!
Good evening! 😊😊
@@sundayblue3873 I just love how it’s evening where you are and morning where I am!
Wait what.....
It's good night from asia Pacific😊
Good evening (from India)
As an Italian, if you are making spaghetti, or any other long pasta, try just using your hand. The amount of pasta that fits in the ring created between your thumb and forefinger is generally to perfect amount for a single person.
Doesn’t that depend on the size of hand compared to the amount someone may want?
Hey i am an Indian and my mom uses this trick only and it tastes good
@@rak5hit don't think it effects the taste
@@ftumi 😂😂
@@rukus9585 😋lol
Learned some good things today: doorknobs made of brass; can openers to open packages; knew about cedar; mind-blowing info about the spaghettis spoon; we used the nail polish tricks back when I was a kid. Great video. Thanks
I only learned can openers open packages and the nail polish thing
Knew the nail polish & spaghetti spoon things, but 1. I prefer to use spaghetti tongs instead, & 2. Scissors are easier to cut open the plastic pkgs with than a can opener!
Thank you for bringing up the brass and copper indoor handles! That is a little pet peeve of mine, bring back brass door knobs and handrails for everybody's safety
Surprised this didn't come out more with the whole pandemic going on. I've always known about it but it seems most people don't.
Brass contains lead. No thanks.
@@GeeEm1313 don't lick the brass door knob and you won't have problems
On each side of a tin opener you’ll see where the metal has a hook shape cut out,
Not only is this for pulling the lid back after you have opened it, or used as a bottle opener for you ice cold beers,
It can also be used for releasing the pressure inside new food jars, where the air was removed during the process of sealing the produce before shipment from the factory to the store, keeping the produce fresh,
Just use it the same way as opening a beer bottle on the jar, when you hear a popping sound, you have released the pressure letting air back into it, making it easier to turn and remove the lid,
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Do you also know if you search something in the google and your connection was off press the cloud and you can play it like a flappy bird
As long as you don't intend to use the bottle or jar again for keeping things fresh, because you essentially ruin the cap's air tight seal. Putting anything hot back into the jar and turning the lid will kill most bacteria in the air pocket that is created and as soon as it cools down you'll hear the same satisfying pop of the lid created by the vacuum of the air shrinking. This is how you'll know if the seal is in tact. Same goes for new jars: if you can press the lid inwards and hear that pop, then that means there's no vacuum. Thus the air tight seal was undone.
If you bury a flower in silica it will dry perfectly preserved in the exact state it’s in. We did that w/ my sister’s bridal bouquet and it looks as it did in the ceremony.
Also commonly used after a bris ceremony.
Interesting
genius
Intersting. Will it stay that way or does the flower have to permanently remain in the silica?
*Wish I knew this back in Oct 2019.*
The spot under the Gatorade bottle isn't there to hold the cap while you drink. It's there so when they are shipping pallets full of Gatorade, the bottles stacked on top can snap down onto the bottles under, to help secure the stack in transport.
Yeah, he says that in the video. He says the lid thing is just a happy accident lol
right like that would potentially get the cap dirty anyway
@@coolusernameftw7055 oh does he? I missed it lol ooopsie
@@nachosNipples yeah, if you forgot the cap was there and set the bottle down. Totally.
Ummm....I'm drinking a Gatorade right now and it doesn't work.
That shot of the lady cutting onions freaked me out. The way she was holding the onion and the blade coming so close... didn't expect that to bother me as much as it did.
I literally came to the comments just to see if anyone else mentioned that lol I don't normally cringe but that clip got me
My husband is a mechanic and uses the silicon bags for his tools to keep them from rusting.
I use the silicone beads for emergency supplies I keep in airtight containers and use them in my gun safe to control humidity and prevent the metal from rusting. I put them in all of my supplies that can be damaged by moisture: like flour, sugar, dry foods, medical supplies, and everything inbetween.
Same I use it in my profession as well to keep products from drying or losing consistency!! Keep costumers happy est. 2005
Literally have never had a moth problem in any closet, ever, in my entire life. I thought it was a myth and moth balls were just something old people believed to be necessary like plastic covers on couches 🤣🤣
I've had it....and boy; does it suck! My wife and I were out of town for quite a while and those bastards started nesting... No myth, unfortunately..
@@MartinTedder ugh what a nightmarrrre. I kinda put myself in your shoes and imagined finally getting home from a long trip.
Trudging up the stairs and weakly slapping the light switch on the bedroom wall before tossing my luggage onto the bed.
Sit down next to it, unzip, pull the bag of wash out to put in the hamper in my closet..
.....and as soon as the closet door opens, a torrent of moths blast me in the f’n face
@M C. I grew up in the country instead of the city. We put our best clothes in vinyl type of full closets. We always put a lot of moth balls in the bottom and zipped up the bags. The moth balls did the trick!! We never had a problem with moths. We also had an old fashioned cedar chest.
Jeeeeeez
I’m 40 years old still learning something new every day lol
"I'm always losing bottle caps. I need a holder!" Said nobody, ever.
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Well attucally i lose then alot but i can ussually finish my gatorade no matter the size
Agreed, he should've covered the Core water bottle instead.
I'm gunna be honest. I'm 29, and I've learned more from BeAmazed then I did in school or just life experience. My 10yr old daughter started watching it first and then I kind of got hooked haha ❤
Didn't learn the difference between then and than obviously
The two of you would probably really like The Infographics Show, if you don't watch it already lol. It is educational and fun to watch. SOME of their content can get sorta real though, just fyi lol.
Two things that could have been added to this video: Ever notice the spiral painted on the cone of the aircraft engines? This is there to let ground-crew know if an engine is running which is sometimes hard to tell without that spiral. Also, drink bottles have the indent on the bottom for two reasons, if a bottle freezes without that indent it would split from the pressure of the ice, with the indent it expands to relieve the pressure. Also, it is a good way for the manufacturer to let you think you are getting more product for your money when in fact you are just buying air.
Good to know, thanks!
They also paint stripes on the shafts on ships for the same reason.
Salooow to u I know dis probably don't mean much to u or not and more den likely u want even see it let lone read it and fo sure more than likely u want respond but I'm a man that sheed light on gud and constantly advocate for gud ppl that perpetually ingrave useful deeds and I myself always wanted to become a motivational speaker for the youth in lower less fortunate neighborhoods that probably has a lovely caring family but even if u have a house hold fully intact with both parents still going strong happily married for 20 plus odd years is still rare as a blue moon to have both parents at home at the same time as u while ur not at skool cus mostly likely dad or mom or both will b gone trying to gather a savings for u and ur children Al y keeping the light on and providing all the necessities needed for a child to go to skoo with decency and be able to fit in with there piers by being able to emulate the popular rich fit in and look like us culture so long story short as u Kno I have the gift of gab verbally wen I'm able to write down my oratory previously to the conversation that I will have to engage in whenever time right but thank u for the spoken knowledge u shared cus as I noticed in today life no one wants the other to eat more then them and also in alot case's at all but thank u dis means alot cus u seem like a farily occupied knowledgeable man so for u to take time to educate its joyful
The indent on the bottom of a bottle is there so no matter what the shape of the bottle the contents are still 750ml.
@@larryhoover6594
What the f**k are you going on about?
I couldn't understand half of that and the other half seemed completely irrelevant to the Topic everybody else is on...
The effect of copper and subsequently brass, is called the Oligodynamic effect. I sent a major door hardware manufacturer an email about it around a year ago so they could advertise the finish as beneficial against bacteria. They wouldn't even have to change their manufacturing process. They replied that they were focusing on a new line with some kind of chemical agent in the finish (which will eventually fade/fail). Silver has the same property which is why it was originally used for cutlery. They didn't know why, but noticed the results.
or though this is true. there is so much evidence/proof/studies that drinking water or eating food contaminated with trace levels of copper and/or other heavy metals cause serious health implications including liver failure and death. it does have natural anti bacterial properties but it will still start to break down into elements harmful to humans. copper is also prone to pitting, making cleaning for any type of profession almost impossible which is why we use stainless in almost every place where anti bacterial and cleanliness is priority. silver is a soft metal and cant be used alone for utensils so its mixed 92.5% silver and 7.5% of a more resilient base metal like copper. sterling silver and real silver are 2 different things.
I guess I'll let you in on one of my genius idea's. Jk😆
But this is what i do-
When I go grocery shopping and have a lot of bags to pack upstairs
I go and grab my broom,twist the bristle part off and use the broomstick to slide all my bags on at once so I don't have to make multiple trips.
I do the same and add a rubber band at the end of the broom/mop stick just case the bags slide off.
That seems like a lot of work and very heavy lol
@@Jessie-922
But it's only one trip going up.
@@rohtati1020 oh I see. I’ll have to try that!
19:02 yes, that's why they had to put the new "Leap" engines models in FRONT of the center of gravity (wings), so that by taking off the pushing of the engines is now ahead and below the centre of gravity and can lift up and so bring the aircraft to stall. So to avoid to stall, the MCAS was added and this will be the reason of the later grounding of all 747max8 and 737max9...
I liked your comment
17:28 Levi Strauss originally made tents for the California gold rushers, in 1849. When nobody wanted to buy his tents, he repurposed the material to make denim jeans. Then they sold like hotcakes👍
Underrated comment
We use to have a Levi Strauss factory in Brantford Canada. They still made tents until they closed.
Plastic blister clamshell packaging: I am a U. S. Army veteran. I simply know to apply the correct vulgarism to open the (performer of maternal incest)s.
Nail polish: good for handloading. Applying this to bullets before seating will waterproof the cartridges. When applying to seated primers will also waterproof. Using different colors allows you to color code different loads assembled for different purposes.
I have used my box cutter to remove splinters, metal shavings, and barbs from different kinds of weeds. The trick is to get the blade under one end and use a fingernail to hold the other side to pull it. Saves time digging up the first aid kit, can get more work done.
@@deejs8652
What is "Ty?"
@@andybreglia9431 "thank you"
@@trev1019
You're welcome.
"I said no wire hangers!"
Lol Awesome!
Mommie Dearest reference nice!
This is all I could think of. Because joans mother worked in a laundry and she was very little helping her mom and I think this is where that came from. Whether she actually flipped out like the movie says, I have no idea
Mommy fkin dearest😂
Clear/green nail polish is also used in electronic prototypes... when constructing a electronical prototype circuit board, sometimes the circuit board is not exactly right... and need to replace components for others... sometimes there is an accident... leading into damaging/scraching the green coating on top of thoses labyrintic copper drawings on the circuit boards... that where nail polish (green or clear) comes to play... normal nail polish is non conductor material and can be applied in a thin layer... ideal for covering that exposed copper circuit that need to be isolated from that metalic component on top of it...
This guy actually gives good life hacks, unlike 5-minute crafts.
Yeah
**5-Minutes craft wants to know your location**
Be amazed hearted this comment.....
Be amazed beef with 5-minute crafts confirmed
@@impulse1021 tell them I’ll be at the glue factory.
And the life hacks work
6:49 working on computers, particularly laptops? Keep colored nail polish in your repair/tool kit for that, too. The cheap stuff is basically the same as Loctite but can be bought for a dollar rather than the more expensive stuff. And since it conforms to the space between the threads, it still comes out easily enough, but not on its own. And if you’re smart... you’ll color code those different sizes and locations for next time you need to take that laptop apart. :) dad taught me that years ago. In a pinch, fine glitter polish works, but chunky does not. Colored is better than clear as it’s often thicker, but clear works too, just vibrates out occasionally. Go for the bright colors with tons of pigment in them.
Edit: oops I a word
5:25 That’s common knowledge though, everyone knows that
7:30 Ditto for first half
14:23 Does it really tends to fall down? I don’t use this trick and never saw the rice packet fall down
23:00 Let’s be real, I’d spill my drink doing this, but that’s simply cause I’m stupid
I have NEVER, in my 10+ years of cooking thousands of microwaveable Uncle Ben’s rice, ever had one fall over on me lol. I was confused on that one too
Agreed!…all of them! It’s put me off watching any more.
I have used microwavable rice for years and have never ever had a problem with the bags staying upright. That was the only thing in this video that blew my mind lol cuz I've never had that problem.
My oven is small so I just Microwave them laying down. I never have a problem with rice spilling out.
How many people here didn’t know about the bumps on F and J key???? I thought everyone learned this in school bc I remembered that in middle school the teacher would put coverings on the keys so we have to remember where all the keys where without looking. And take key tests on the computer that had you press a key, write out sentences, memory test, speed test, and play games on.
And no this wasn’t just that teacher doing this. It was part of the state wide curriculum.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...
Here's me looking like a jackass in public as I desperately try to attach my Gatorade cap to the bottom of the bottle.
I just take a drink and recap
@@debrataylor1813 😳
From the thumbnail it seems 🙈 that way 😅
@@debrataylor1813 ok
I shotgun the 20 ounce ones
Nail polish also makes a great alternative to torque-stripe.
All of the bolts on my aircraft's propeller are torque-striped with bright pink nail varnish.
I also replaced the torque-stripe on her tyres with red nail varnish that my wife no longer wanted.
For those who don't know, torque-stripes are marks which are placed across two surfaces which should not move relative to each other - usually a bolt and the surface to be secured but is often also applied to aircraft tyres where the tyre meets the rim of the wheel. If the bolt should start to come undone (or, the tyre creeps), the torque-stripe will crack and flake off, giving a very clear indication that close inspection may be required.
I’ve noticed the car door thing when I was a little kid. My dad owned a few Buicks from the 80’s-90’s and I noticed the lesabre and regal doors were much more solid, and way heavier than the doors on the century or skylark, completely different animals. Centuries and skylarks also rusted faster*
@16:40 Only people that never took a typing class wouldn't know the reason for the "bumps" on the F and J key...
That's me.
Legit. I’ve known that feature since I was like 8-10.
Yeah same
Two finger typers, or t-rex typers.
I'm a two finger tapper, but I have half of a brain and can guess why those bumps are on the keys. How do people function day to day without minimal amounts of common sense...
For those of us that grew up learning on typewriters rather than keyboards know them as the home keys.
Everyone knows them as hone keys I learned it in the 2000’s in kindergarten
@@sumpogimpo0777 yup same
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@@sumpogimpo0777 hone?
@@turn-n-burn1421 home*
I genuinely didn’t know about that iPhone text message feature. I tried it out myself, and I was amazed that Apple had this feature. My favorite one is the lasers. It’s a really cool feature that I didn’t know about.
"Everyone in the civilized world knows that closets are made of Cedar!"
"We'll, we don't have a huge Moth problem here in the upper West Coast"
--OverBoard 📽️
"WHAT DID YOU MAKE THIS OUT OF?" "It's called 'wood' ".
Not everyone has a closet made of cedar wood. Most people don't have a cedar wood closet, because of the cost of the wood. Higher end homes do have cedar wood closets, but the average joe, simply has drywall covering the walls, ceiling. Cedar is an awesome wood to use in many different areas in your home, but add to the final cost dramatically. The not so rich, everyday common person will use either drywall, plywood or toung and groove boards for lining the closet walls. But mothballs will always be used to eradicate moths in their closets, sadly this is the only affordable option to combat the moths.
@@williammann6912 Very True most of the new homes going up in Wichita don't have cedar closets and cheaply built in Mass amounts like kit ! Being this is in what is called tornado alley !
Maybe 5% of closets are made from cedar there zippy
Well*
If you have access to a can opener, you probably just as easily have access to a knife or scissors. I was kind of hoping for a more 'on the go' solution.
For the iMessages tip, you don't have to type in those specific words. You can type in anything you want and long press the send button to access the message effects screen. Apple never really marketed it as strong as they should so a lot of people don't know about it.
Why?
Fun fact: you do not have to put nail polish on the envelope or lick it you just peel the sticker off on the top
that only works if you have self sealing envelopes. Not all are!
To everyone who is seeing this god bles you and your family stay safe in quarantine bye!!!❤️❤️❤️
My mom said once I get 1,000 subscribers she would buy me a podcast set. It would be really amazing because I like to sing and do among us live streams. If you could help me out so I can get that soon, I would really appreciate it and it would make my day thanks to everyone who will help me out to get the podcast set. 😊
@Watermelon Slice Thank you. the same to you & your family.
I prefer to take my sips and recap( gatorade). Back in the 80's and 90's. I used clear nail polish to mend popped or mangled cassette tapes. My friends would throw out their favorite mix tape because a boom box ate it😁😒. I would snip off the ate up portion of the tape. Use the clear nail polish to combine the two ends together. Let dry( take walk to the corner store. Buy a 60 or 90 min maxell tape.) By the time you get home its dry. Record the mended mix tape to the blank tape. It will be missing a small portion of the mix on both sides but at least you get to save the rest of the mix. 10 bucks in my pocket. Happy friend.
For the nailpalish one...it actually works my big sis has glued several little glass animals together with clear nainpolish
Brass knobs are coated with some sort of plastic or clear epoxy to prevent tarnish. This would inhibit any anti-bacterial properties.
On a budget you can take cedar wood shavings and put those into the end of a pair of pantyhose close the hole and hang that in your closets that will keep moths out too. I had a cedar tree blow down in a storm and saved a lot of the chips that came out of the chainsaw for making cedar balls to hang in a closet. Cost me nothing but chainsaw gas.
Another tip not mentioned in this video. If you want to keep insects out of your pasta you can use one or two bay leaves. Just put those in with the past and no more insects. Throw them away when you use your pasta.
Further comment: I used one keyboard so long that the bump on the F and J got worn off. I had to take a soldering iron and melt the keys to create another bump to feel because I do touch typing.
Jeans used to have a rivet in the crotch area where stress is especially common and if your jeans rip open there it's especially embarrassing. The reason they don't anymore is because people in the past often didn't wear underwear. Squatting around a cook fire would cause those rivets to heat up. Upon standing the hot rivets would come into contact with tender flesh and the jean companies stopped putting a rivet right in the crotch of their pants due to popular demand.
If ya got a burning crotch nowadays, it's highly unlikely the cause has anything to do with the construction of your jeans.
Cedar pouch must smell much better than moth balls.
I never had a problem with, or even heard of, 'insects' associated with 'pasta'. You must live in a filthy place.
@@Dynamo001 Storing pasta a long time will always lead to insect eggs hatching. A certain amount of insects and insect parts are allowed in all food. You can't totally eliminate them in manufacturing.
@@carlsaganlives6086 That's because they removed the rivet and nobody crouches next to fires much anymore and 99.9% of people nowadays wear underwear. Didn't used to be that way.
Another use for nail polish is that auto mechanics use it for making timing marks easier to see when replacing timing belts and chains. Also on older cars the timing marks on the harmonic balancer. That way it is easier to see when you are under the hood it there is not enough light. Also for touching up holes drilled into painted panels like when installing a spoiler.
You can also use a lemon/lime to help get rid of onion smells. Please don’t use though if you are allergic to them...😬
✝️Philippians 4:6✝️Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything
Yo the way she cut the onion was so satisfying. Perfectly cut and even throughout
Use a decent blade that is properly sharpened and you won't need to stuff about.
Total wrong way of cutting an onion.. and very dangerous.. slice in half then cut off end opposite root.. lay on cutting board then make cuts towards root but don't cut into root then if you want it diced turn 90% and dice.. then throw root end away..
If shoe laces are nylon, you can seal the end by burning the end with a match, lighter, or gas stovetop burner.
The clear nail polish is much safer & looks better.
How about... candle, oil lamp, lighter, campfire, butane torch, hot stove coil, etc.... just sayin'....
Be honest, u came for the Gatorade bottle
Definitely did🤔
What Gatorade bottle
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Yes
Yes
As an nepalese I was thinking how can't you make rice
Tip for making rice : after washing rice put them on the rice cooker(there are two types of white rice new rice and old rice
old rice need equal amount of water but old rice need double the water
Wash your hands in salt will also kill the smell of onions on your hands too
The spaghetti spoon is also THE perfect implement par-excelance for removing your boiled eggs from the pan without drama!
Lol I'll have to do that next time I'm always trying to grab them with a regular spoon. Such an easy fix.
Did I just manually switch off my wi fi do see dino run, yes I did haha
Did I just stroke out yes I did lol
So can u do it with a phone?
@@joshuajudy4861 wtf
R/ihadastroke
@@bean_4556 not even close you just can’t read
The question regarding which device is preferred is interesting.
I started with Android when smart phones were becoming popular. My job them including driving about 1200 miles weekly, and the salesman at Verizon was kind enough to show me the GPS feature. However, using that for 6-8 hours obviously meant charging was more frequent. He told me to “just leave it plugged in as I was using it.” So I burnt up 3 phones! Then I was re-educated. Still, I had issues.
Finally my son, who does computer programming, made the suggestion to just go to an iPhone. In fact, he bought my first one! He explained that as his mom and I age, it would be an easier platform to use.
So, that’s what we’ve used. I liked many features of the Android, but do find them more challenging.
Thanks for the terrific videos
This has been uploaded 10 minutes ago and it's already in my recommendations.
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I had a little hair coming out of my nose so I tweezed it out and I swear it was attached to my brain! I never felt such pain.
Use a pencil covered in hair removing wax.
After placing in the nostril, grasp firmly and yank it out.
😂
It’s easier just to trim it using a pair of fine tipped sharp hair scissors!
It just LOOKED like a hair. It was most likely an infected(enlarged,septic) optic nerve, kinda connected to your brain. Hopefully your eyesight won't be affected too much. Good way to poke your eye 'in'.
Ditto
Be amazed: tell me what operating system you like the most
Me: oh no there's gonna be another android vs apple war
There is a simular comment as yours and yes they are fighting it out on that thread.😃
People who only use their computer:
I use Android. Because it's cheap and high quality. Apple is overpriced.
True fact: all "brass" instruments never get clogged with mold or bacteria, due to the brass tubing. This is especially amazing, considering the vast amount of bacteria, moisture and heat that gets blown into these French Horns, Trombones, Tubas and Trumpets each time they are used.
I remember a time when microwaves DIDN'T have turntables
I remember when they didn't have the button to unlatch the door
@@skorch9094 i remember those days as well I guess it's safe to say we're kinda old school lol HELL I remember when TV's didn't have an actual remote control when WE WERE the remote you wanted to change the channel you had to get up off your ass and physically change the channel and after midnight the station would go off the air first you'd get the star spangled banner then the test signal till it came back on the next morn
@@anakinskywalker6666 My childhood in a nutshell!😅😅😅
@@anakinskywalker6666 , my past exactly!!
@@mydyisgod lol
They have those silica packets in bags of beef jerky.
Lemon works for stinky hands, too.
No need to spend $$ on a bar of steel soap.
13:38
U can just hold the send button after you type a message and then swipe left and look at all the options
The video starts with the first thing at 0:27
Car door closing? I guess I’ve never owned anything other than an old junker!
My car door is held closed by a coat hanger and not a cedar one either
i have rolled an old car and a newer car and both were fukked but older car started and drove 2 days later. newer car looked like aluminium foil after.
tells me i spelled aluminium wrong ffs its not aluminum!!
especially dented in doors that pops each time you open or close the door *shudders*
True
Did you know that for some cars, the interior of gasoline cover doors has a spot that holds the gas cap?
Did you know that under the fuel gauge there's a little arrow that points to which side of the car the gas/petrol tank cover is on?
I think most are fastened to a cable.
@@ChillDude123 My Hyundai had both the plastic cable and also the holder.
Had to break the cable when replacing the fuel cap during emissions a few years ago.
@@danosverige I did, but this is a useful one & is definitely not common knowledge, but should be!
@@rcschmidt668 I haven’t had to replace the cap, but the little plastic cable broke, so now the grooves that hold the cap when it comes off are even more handy!
In iMessage, if you hold down the send button, you can do all of those effects plus more in anything you message
Sweet!!
When we get our OTIS elevators serviced the interiors are cleaned with Johnsons baby oil by the company servicemen .
This is not only to ensure that the interiors are shiny this is to keep the steel interiors from rusting
Also this oil is not sticky when anyone touches the lift or holds the hand rail as well.
Clear nail polish also works great to prevent a chip in a windshield from cracking. I’ve tried to use it for stopping a crack, but it’s hit or miss. 18wheelers just love throwing rocks at my car, I get plenty of practice.
Same👌
I thought all of this are useless to me, but a month passed after i watched this, our test got some questions about planes, and I'm so so so happy 😁
About the iMessage part, you can access any of those commands plus more by just typing your message and then holding the send button until that menu appears.
Wow!! So good to know and easier to use. Thank you
Silica packets are non-toxic. Due to the fact that they absorb moisture so well, they do the same in the body. With enough silica, your water reserves diminish and you risk death from dehydration. THAT is why you don’t eat them.
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BE AMAZED: Hold my beer
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My hubby lined my whole closet in cedar and I love it !
7:40 "don't give many clues to their actual purpose"
Literally says what it is on the packet, i.e. 'desiccant'
Seeing the quality of content on this channel, they probably though desiccant was a French word.
Those silicon packets are great to put in salt and sugar to keep out moisture too. I take the little round ones and put a couple in my salt container as soon as I open it for use...
10:10 Not just onions and garlic but they work great with removing fishy smells.
Edit: The following:
17:30 It was for the California gold rush miners initially. That is why the rivets that were first shown had SFCA, for San Francisco CAlifornia.
When you were talking about the IOS messages system you can actually hold down on the send button arrow and you have many more options including a LOUD a soft and Invisible as extra options as well as having another tab you can swipe to that allows you to do the lasers Happy birthday the Chinese new year and many more options than the ones you mentioned.
The joy if I get a shoutout for this haha.
My son told me about this the other day. I was amazed.
I use those silica packets in my tackle box.
7:55 *ADsorbant. Not ABsorbant. Silica gel beads are ADsorbant, which means that they stick to the water, keeping it away from the products. Something like a tissue is ABsorbant.
13:08, or you can just hold the blue or green send button to get the options for all of them lol
Wow! Thank you! I love this & tried a few! Hubby said, “no more!” 🤪
Hard to pic a fave!
Could use the Gatorade base to open a friend’s stubborn lid... instead of storing a lid while drinking.
Nail polish is also good as a thread lock. It will hold screws and bolts in place, soft enough that you can get them apart, and unlike regular thread lock you get in a hardware store nail polish will not damage any plastic near the screw/bolt.
7:47 The package clearly says "Desiccant." That provides more than a vague clue as to their purpose. It tells you exactly what it is. There should be no question.
another great thing about nail polish is that it dries fast. I use different colors on my keys to mark which one is for the front and back door and for the deadbolt or doorknob. Also you can mark a micro usb cord with a dot to know which end goes in while facing up to charge your device. It's a clear hard shell that dries fast the only bad thing is if you are a guy and have to buy it so go to Walmart self checkout. Buy red, blue, yellow and green if you can find them and you can mix any colors with a cut Qtip stick.
Genius 👍👍👍
That lady cutting onion came so close to cutting herself. Had me clenched!
Omg I was about to say the same thing!!!
NO, LOOK AGAIN!! She did cut herself on the last cut!!!?! WTF?!? Why did someone record that??! Why is it “stock” footage?!?
@@BuzzBazzJ she definitely pushed the knife over her finger, but no cut. That had me scared... Lol I cooked for many years before the coof took my job, and the way she was holding it frealed me out!
@Lemming
Yep, she is definitely doing it wrong...
I've never had the rice tip over... but then I actually read the instructions on things.
Use it all the time.. no tip overs here, either
Cook rice in a pan?? Don't most people use a rice cooker or crock pot?
When I have a flimsy package to put in the microwave I just place in a bowl or cup.
I find it a little silly that he said that Jeans no longer require those little rivets, but I can say for complete certainty that they are still needed, I've had numerous pairs of Jean's ripping on the corners of pockets and such that dont have those rivets, while other pockets on the same pairs that do have them dont rip at all. Those rivets still serve the purpose they were meant for. Also he spoke about apple's iMessage having those dandy little secrets, but didnt mention one of the biggest secrets, the added button on the back of some models of iPhone, if you've ever bought a case for your iPhone and found that it has a hole that when the phone is in, leaves the apple logo on full display, chances are you've got a model with the secret "apple button", you have to activate it with some tech magic that I cant go through because it's sort of long and complicated (use google if you feel a need for it) but this button actually allows you to do different things, depending on how you configure the buttons settings
My seizure had a brain reading this
U obviously never watched his other vids bc he told about that secret button on the back of the apple phone so catch up bc ure behind and sounding SILLY AF!
@@shanisi hahahahaha. Right. Go to bed dude.
Somebody had to do it. Thank you.
6:17
A MINION IN THE CORNER
Damn that's creepy
What if it was a camera
@@charlesrhett ohhhhh never thought of that
Damm seriously!!
Lol really? That is called a lathe. It spins items so you can shape and shave or sand
The little piece of fabric with new clothing was so u can test ur laundry detergent on it so you don't ruin your new clothing article and the string with it is so you can match the thread used to stitch them together
23:19 actually in America (at least were I live) they sell all the shapes of Gatorade bottles.
Yes, I work in retail and we sell all three of those Gatorade bottles... plus a 'sports' bottle type. They are just different in the volume they hold. 64oz, 32 oz, 20oz.. sport bottle is 24oz.
where*
The photo he used did not actually show international packaging of Gatorade.
He just put flags on a picture of US Gatorade bottles.
Because this channel is trash tier.
6:40 you can put water on your finger and put it on a envelope, it is way easier