Remove musty smell from wet/flooded carpet: About 5 years ago there was major flooding in Detroit area. I had a foot of water in my basement. I pumped it all out and multiple fans dried everything but musty smell remained. Client of mine worked in a paint factory where neighbors complained about smell a lot. Their solution was stack charcoal briquettes by every vent and air duct. Told me do the same. IN EACH CORNER I PUT A HANDFUL OF CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES ON A PAPER PLATE. The smell was 100% gone in less than an hour. Charcoal absorbs particles in the air extremely well for some reason.
Charcoal mini briquettes helped remove the odor from my car after a skunk used my vehicle to commit suicide under the driver’s side front tire. I had the heat blasting at the time with the result that the smell got sucked into the circulation system.
You can click on "not interested" or "don't recommend channel". It helps a lot when I sleep with youtube on and I wake up to rabid animal videos or some random watch mojo video
@@gardusstraus *"Autoplay" is never enabled on my TH-cam. I made sure of that mostly to preserve data. And also not to find myself watching videos I'm not interested in.* *But yeah, the "not interested" thing you mentioned is a good idea. I'll start using that.*
It's still somewhat effective, although I would consider cleaning them out with something... or maybe tossing them in front of a heater and a fan pointed at an open window; it would accelerate the growth process until the bacteria have no food left.
It does kill most of them as they can't survive low temperatures. We warn that freezing food just slows growth rates because the remaining bacteria could be dangerous for consumption. For shoes though, the amount it kills is enough to get rid of nasty smells :)
@@josef2102 no, theres a difference between fridges and freezers. The temperature in fridges is between 1 and 5 degrees Celsius and it slows down the rate at wich slows down the rate of growth, and freezers that freeze to - 5 degrees or lower. Freezing can and will kill certain bacteria, mainly because water expands as it freezes and bursts the cellular walls, and proteins can be unreversably damaged by freezing. However this is not a reliable solution, cause bacteria are resilient, these are organisms that live on every orner of the earth, after all. Mostly what will happen is that part of bacteria would die and a part of them would go in a dormant state. When scientists freeze samples they use cryoprotectants. So in the end he is not dumb, bacteria can be killed by freezing, though its not the Moste efficient technique. The biggest akeaway is that bacteria is really hard to kill. So the question we should ask ourself is why do we even bother? Out of all the bacteria in this world a very small section poses any danger to us, and are one of the oldest and Moste useful organisms on the planet. We need to learn to use bacteria more effectively and strive to promote their wellbeing instead of striving to sterilise our surroundings. Bacteria are everywhere inside us and out, and we treat them as unwanted company. freezing stuff with the intention of sterilising will not help. Freezing doesn't do anything to viruses mostly, so yea. Don't freeze stuff to sterilise things. But all the same give bacteria some love.
The trick about rescheduling Doctor appointments to avoid a cancellation charge, that also works on hotels as well. Most hotels want a 72hr (or more) notice before cancelling a reservation or they will charge you for at least one full night, but they DON'T charge to reschedule your reservation. 👌
The thumbnail "vaccum plus fire" i tried that once... it sucked up some of the flaming debris and melted the inside of the vacuum and then it overheated, caught fire and tripped a circuit breaker... sooooo
when i was a kid in the 1980s, we used to carry those little bags of fritos or doritos on boy scout hiking and camping trips. best thing for starting fires when it's pouring rain and everything is soaking wet. you'd be amazed how long a little pile of fritos burns--long enough to dry out a handful of tinder and get the bigger stuff burning.
If you're often cooking with oil and want to be on the safe side, always have a box of salt by your side. It gets rid of oil fires in a matter of seconds as it deprives the fire from oxigen. Sugar also works but it makes a mess. I used both in 2 different cooking oil fires and they both work. But salt is much better as it doesn't burn.
Regarding whacking electronics to fix them: It's called percussive maintenance, and it actually originates from the vacuum tube era. Regarding the night witches: Turning off the engine for a sneaky approach is a recognized and then-widely-used tactic for bombers. What made the night witches' use of the tactic so notable was the planes they were using. Biplanes were most definitely obsolete by the time Russia really got involved in WWII, yet here were these female pilots (also an unusual thing) using biplanes very effectively. Biplanes, due to their double wings, can stay aloft at much lower speeds than monoplanes. Admittedly my only "direct" experience with this is from the game War Thunder, but being able to take off and immediately maneuver at speeds as low as 60MPH gives biplanes a serious advantage when flying with the engine off.
Exactly it's clearly nonsense. So someone has to monitor all this CCTV to check if the drivers are refilling the bowls? In which case they might as well just remove the bowls and monitor the CCTV to check the driving in the first place. Whoever made this up wasn't thinking it through to make it believable.
One of my better solutions was years ago when I was working at an airport maintaining the wireless handheld scanners used to check baggage. The ramp guys would get bored waiting for planes to come in and peel off the serial number stickers making it very hard to get warranty service. I finally started smearing that rubbery silicone sealant all over the handles. I'd just slather them in the stuff. That way when the rampies would get bored they'd pick at the silicone and leave my labels alone.
12:40 Why on earth did they not put this into an official ad?! "Our product even cleans radioactive plutionium stains" would have been the most amazing line ever said in a commercail xD
Yeah they can also add: Call us when you have to clean those stubborn radio active stains and will send someone to help! Then the FBI kickS down your door!!! 😆 🤣 😂
The water bowl method on buses seems incredibly dangerous to me. You don't want your drivers to hesitate if they need to slam the brakes to avoid an accident, do you? That is why many airlines have a policy in play that their pilots may do as many go-arounds as they need if there are problems with the landing without any questions asked.
Those bowls won't spill, no matter how hard you brake, accelerate or turn. By suspebding a bowl like that it becomes an "unspillable bowl" because water and bowl will always follow yhe very same movements, no matter what you try
It definitely is sad but it's also completely genius. All four of my grandparents succumbed to Alzheimer's and/or dementia long before they passed away, and while it was painful to watch them deteriorate, it did make certain things easier, as they'd want to leave one minute and completely forget they weren't at home the next.
Shinigaara85 Murphy’s Rules Of Combat. If it’s stupid and works, it isn’t stupid. There are quite a few But I always liked..... Friendly fire isn’t. The easy way is always mined.
It Is so amazing to come across this video. One of the female bombers in the soviet union is my grandmother. Ive seen this photo when i was young in a news paper article that my family kept but till now we kinda did not know what she did because she always kept it to her self. She passed away many years ago and i wish i could of had a little more time with her to hear some great stories. Brought tears to my moms eyes when showed her this pic... never in a million years would have thought i would come across this.
Dumb but works: when you have heartburn and can't stand it anymore mix baking soda with water and drink. The more baking soda, the better/faster the effect, with two things to know- You're gonna get gas and the stronger your mix, the worse it tastes. Bit more detail on this- too strong and it can give you indigestion, and this CAN be (but isn't always) also effective against an upset stomach. This works because you're mixing acids and bases essentially neutralizing your stomach acid temporarily, the gas is a by-product of this reaction and is basically the same gas as what is in your soda-pop (so far as I know- I am no doctor nor scientist, just a dude). There are no other side effects, and no, I don't know if beano can cancel the gas attack. I usually end up burping a lot, but can end up flatulent too. Doing this too frequently can lead to other health issues, so if you have frequent heartburn probably consult a physician.
The Percussive Maintainence solution was actually the Commodore Amiga. Delivery trucks would leave the factory too fast and hit a speed bump dislodging surface mounted components... you could open the system and press them back down with a thumb, but a drop of a couple inches to a desk top was usually enough to reseat those components.
Lol at the Dad hitting the TV to make it work right. My Dad owned his own TV store and was a technician as well. He knew exactly where and how hard to smack the TV cabinet and did so for years before fixing it.
8:04 Beneath the starlight of the heavens Unlikely heroes in the skies (witches to attack, witches coming back) As they appear on the horizon The wind will whisper when the night witches come Undetected, unexpected Wings of glory Tell their story Aviation, deviation Undetected Stealth perfected From the depths of hell in silence Cast their spells, explosive violence Russian night time flight perfected Flawless vision, undetected
Dumb ideas that actually work Well my friend is being really noisy so i used duct tape and it worked! You just need to suprise him with a tape on his mouth. (A towel also works(good with alcohol)
i can remember in the 80's, most tvs and Apple monochrome computer monitors would develop an issue where the screen would start rolling.. if adjusting the vertical hold knob didn't work(or if it didnt have one to adjust it), a firm slap or "love tap" with a fist to the top of the set would align everything back up 8/10... when the original NES Nintendos came out, sometimes blowing in the game cartridges wasnt the problem. If you used 3 or 4 fingertips or lightly slapped the console when it would start powering on and off over and over nonstop, it would get "unstuck" in that reset loop and start reading the game. Good times lol.
6:33 The medicinal parasitic worm farm in the body reminded me of that Futurama episode where Fry ate a rotten sandwich filled with parasitic eggs and the worms ended up acting like miraculous stem cells throughout his body, fixing all sorts of ailments and also made him more intelligent and stuff.
18 years ago I had a CRT monitor that would sometimes randomly decide to turn purple - the fix was to give it a swift hit from the right and it would come good. This lasted easily 6 months, when suddenly one day instead of coming good, it went an even darker purple. From that day forward, for another 6 months - i would have to hit it on the right to make it dark purple, then hit it on the top to make it normal again. Moral of the story - percussive maintenance works!
I had an optical drive that worked the same way. If you put your CD/DVD in, id would spin up just for a bit and absolutely nothing would read from it. The solution was a firm whack from both sides at once and then pick it up and slam it down into the flor. Then it would spin up and read as if nothing has happened. No other combo would work. My father was pissed off on me when he first saw me treating our family PC this way but next time he wanted to use the CD drive, he called me to show him the procedure. Percussive maintenance works but you need to know where and how hard to hit.
Coronavirus returns every 20 years The weather gets hotter, rain falls less and less, and the rivers dry up First the ocean grows larger, then in most areas it gets smaller In 2820 a hydrogen bomb is dropped on Los Angeles 100 years after that, there are just 7 citys left in the world, all of them under domes, and the rest of the world is radioactive to the extent that nothing lives In 3014, the Capitol of America is destroyed by a single man named PSYCHOSIS
Free exterminator: During the winter months -- any time it gets 20ºf or below for more than 4 consecutive hours, you can turn off power to the whole house (AT THE BREAKER) and leave. Go to work, if you have pets, let someone else watch them. When you come back (assuming your house remained cold enough) ALL your bugs should be dead. You have to turn it off by the breaker, or some may survive by huddling near your refrigerator or any other electronics that generate heat. 20°~16° (4 hours internal temp). Remember, it has to be 20º inside the walls too, so make sure you purge all the hot air out of the house before you leave. 15° or lower you can kill them all under 2 hours. You shouldnt have a problem getting this trick to work.
@@muinzakaria9292 All temps mentioned above are metered in Fahrenheit. Good point Kevin. I forgot to mention that yes, leave your faucets dripping. Its generally good practice to keep a slow drip during sub-freezing temps regardless if you are attempting this or not. I can attest that this method does work. The first time I attempted this failed for 2 main reasons: First, the temp didnt remain 20 degrees inside the house long enough because I did not purge the warmer air out of the house -- so the insulation kept some roaches alive. The second reason was the sun warmed the roof enough to keep heat stored in the attic. My second attempt worked perfectly and resulted in a full extermination. I got lucky with a cold, cloudy day and after going to the drawing board to find out why they didnt freeze to death, I was able to fix the method. opening the doors and windows for about 30 minutes before work (around 3:30am) was suffiecent to purge all the hot air out of the house. I hope my study helps any of you guys get rid of your pest problem and bare in mind, everyone gets pest, it does not reflect on your character and you shouldnt feel like you are a nasty person because of this. You guys got my best wishes and hope for a sucessful extermination. PS: Dont worry about your food in the refrigerator, itll be fine without power as long as its freezing inside your house.
I had a similar instance to the guy canceling an appointment. A friend and I had gone into a store in a mall, and while there I bought a hat. They had a buy 1 get 1 free deal going, but I didn't want a second hat. After I bought the hat my friend found one he wanted. Hoping to get it for free, we asked the clerk if we could take advantage of the deal. She said no, so I returned the hat for a full refund, then bought the hat again so my friend could get his for free.
Yeah, you guys probably should've done that to begin with when walking up to the counter, lol. They have to treat every customer as a single transaction unless the customer states otherwise at the beginning. If you'd let it be known that you two were purchasing together, she would've followed the rules of the sale promotion. Or just act like one of you are buying both hats, then after paying, hand your friend his hat :) Either way, not as bad as the guy being told to pay $200 to cancel a damn appointment.
4:00 this is only usually practiced by the older generation in my country, mainly the elderly usually does this here in jamaica. My grandmother used to keep her jewelry in talcum powder (baby powder, we call it). She said it not only keeps them from knotting, it also keeps the precious metals like the gold and/or silver from deterioration as well.
One time when I was a kid, my mom got her car stuck in the snow. I told her over and over again to put charcoal under the tires, but she just ignored me until she exhausted every other possible option. She finally did try it though, and it worked like a charm. Ever since then she's always kept a bag of charcoal in her trunk.
I got stuck a couple months ago but hadn't expected the snow so I had nothing in my trunk like usual so I used the car mats to get traction 👍 But anything abrasive will work. Best is sand/salt mixture or a cat litter/salt mixture. Probably a lot cheaper than charcoal!
@@blitzraider6632 Maybe. I was pretty young when it happened so don't remember much, but I think most of it got ground up by the tire and mixed into the snow.
I prefer a stick strapped to the wheel. You can find a stick almost anywhere and all you need is some string in the car somewhere to strap it to the wheel. It's got me out of some nasty situations.
8:44 it's very effective actually,old planes when being chased would often go vertical,shutting off their engines,going into a dive,fire,and turn on engines
The best solution to attempting an exam is to start studying so late that the brain goes into adrenaline rush mode and productivity shoots up like hell. Don't turn a page a day before the test and sleep very very well. As the test closes and pressure builds, you'd study everything!
Horrible advice, but I have certainly done this :) Usually you're still given copious amounts of homework throughout the week, making it difficult to juggle homework and to study. So, it's easier to cram the night before the test and in the minutes before the test starts. This way, a lot of the answers will be fresh on my mind.
it depends, some dont tolerate cold and die and even for the ones simply driven dormant they dont do anything while like that so a similar effect is achieved. whether or not this deals with the odor i dont know enough to say for sure but it should at least reduce it a bit
@@nickolaswilcox425 'Freezing foods renders bacteria inactive but doesn't actually kill anything. That means if your food went into the freezer contaminated, once thawed it will still harbor the same harmful bacteria. Cooking it to the recommended temperature is the only way to ensure that your food is safe.' One search on google
yes, exactly that happened to me when i was cleaning leftover ashes after a fire was off by many hours earlier, with my vacuum cleaner. Little i knew there were still hot material under the ash. The hot material was sucked, the inlet of fresh air and oxigen helped rising a wonderful big unstoppable fire inside the vacuum cleaner. I turned off, and quickly removed dust collecting paper bag (which was on fire too) and throw away. Vacuum cleaner still ok. A big mess of flamming objects scattered all around. Never i will try using a vacuum cleaner near an extinguished fire, let alone an active one!
As someone who studied Military Aviation and Military History for fun, I have to say that his explanation for the Night Witches' unique solution to the threat of German AA guns was spot on. Do your research, you might end up as smart as the guy behind BE AMAZED. :)
My driver's education teacher back in the 70's had a device mounted on the dash that had a golf tee in the center with a golf ball sitting on it. If we did any moves that caused the golf ball to fall off, we failed for the day. It did make us better drivers though.
My ingenious idea is to make a "Dorrito Match Set" so I can eat literally the Fire. Then after I'll have some "skittle" until I can taste the "double rainbow" that crazy mountain man was talking about.
"Double rainbow all the way across the sky! Yeah, yeeaah~ look at that rainbow!" --Schmoyoho. Now that's a TH-cam channel I've not heard anything about in ages!
The reason people thumped electronics was from the days of the vacuum tube. The tubes would get hot and as they cooled down and pins would occasionally lose connection. Thumping the box would rattle the tubes about and re-seat the pins and fix the issue.
Few people realize that most of these videos originate from India. This is because advertising revenue is paid in $,US, so exchanged for Rupees, a video like this can generate enough money to buy a house. The trick is to make videos that will be watched in the US and Europe (where all the advertising revenue is generated). Needing to hide the Indian origin is why so many of these videos use computer bots, or a small number of people without a local accent to narrate them.
Number 18 can't seem like that. Bacteria are not killed by the cold but their growth is slowed down. So if you freeze your shoes, the spores, bacteria and fungi will slowly or not multiply. After defrosting, they'll be back and will likely stink even more from the condensed water in the air. It is correct that if you have lice or moths, for example, that the clothes and bed linen should be frozen before washing them at 60 degrees C! This will destroy the lice's eggs and the washing machine will clean up the rest. If you only wash them at 60 degrees, eggs could survive, and since not everything is suitable for 95 degrees C, it is advisable to freeze the items for 2 days beforehand. Bacteria and fungi or spores are not killed when freezing. (I've learned sterilization from things, that's my job, just for information!) Still a good video. I like your channel a little more every day! (Google Translate because mother language is German)
So I am currently laying on the bottom bunk of my bunk bed. I tried the coat hangers hanging from the top bunk thing and I was thinking it would just fall off, but it works
It is rather funny how a standard solution for household problems was never considered for advanced nuclear cleaning standards. Also this video reproves that those who make how to videos on the internet truly save people hundreds if not millions of dollars. True heros.
Playing counter strike? Go to your console, bind left control to “kill” you’ll 1 shot everyone. But, before the round starts, you must bind ~ & your space bar to “alt F4”.
For the shoe smell, just make a mixture of essential oils Clove, Tea Tree, Peppermint, and Eucalyptus. This mixture is a very good antibacterial, and smells nice too. Put a few drops deep into your shoe and the smell won't last very long.
8:04 *starts singing* . "From the depths of hell in silence Cast their spells, explosive violence Russian night time flight perfected Flawless vision, undetected!" ~Sabaton, Night Witches
At the busses reminds me of anime initial D. Dad taught his son to drive tofu delivery car in mountain area using a completely open cup of water. Taught him to keep car stable and smooth on sharp turns.
Yeh is a dyson ball design Vac, it does not use a bag.. no doubt he blew it up or something afterwards .. I actually used to know him, he got married a few years back around same time as I did... used to chat with him a few times .. very clever man .. his channel was Photonicinduction ?? hes still on TH-cam ... th-cam.com/video/cJQjeBWvm-0/w-d-xo.html -- thats the video... I think he lives in India now ...lovely guy very clever ..
Helpful fact. If your pet is able to at least remember one thing you teach them to do, like sit, no or anything that tells you they are old enough to listen and can obey at least one thing, and you have a problem of them pooping in the house, while their poop is fresh inside the house before you wipe it up, poop right on top of their poop and let them see it, then scoop both poops up and put it and them outside and they will never poop in the house again, guaranteed.. it does something to their dominance instinct and they will hold it until they cant anymore and will do it by the door you take them out to poop normally and will try and hide it when they do..
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You don't think it's stupid. That you call people's idea dumb? And you are saying they worked. I'm very confused on your logic.
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Remove musty smell from wet/flooded carpet:
About 5 years ago there was major flooding in Detroit area. I had a foot of water in my basement. I pumped it all out and multiple fans dried everything but musty smell remained. Client of mine worked in a paint factory where neighbors complained about smell a lot. Their solution was stack charcoal briquettes by every vent and air duct. Told me do the same. IN EACH CORNER I PUT A HANDFUL OF CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES ON A PAPER PLATE. The smell was 100% gone in less than an hour. Charcoal absorbs particles in the air extremely well for some reason.
Charcoal is used as a filter for this reason.
Charcoal shoe inserts vs shoes in your freezer!
Charcoal mini briquettes helped remove the odor from my car after a skunk used my vehicle to commit suicide under the driver’s side front tire. I had the heat blasting at the time with the result that the smell got sucked into the circulation system.
@@mariekatherine5238 That's the kind of thing you wouldn't wish even on your worst enemy. Definitely glad you found a solution!
@@SpawnofChaos I can only think of one person upon whom I’d wish this experience, God forgive me, but he needs to be taken down a notch.
*You've won. This kept on being recommended 20 times a day for 2 weeks now. I've given up. I now have to watch it.*
You can click on "not interested" or "don't recommend channel". It helps a lot when I sleep with youtube on and I wake up to rabid animal videos or some random watch mojo video
@@gardusstraus *"Autoplay" is never enabled on my TH-cam. I made sure of that mostly to preserve data. And also not to find myself watching videos I'm not interested in.*
*But yeah, the "not interested" thing you mentioned is a good idea. I'll start using that.*
Now that you've caved in, you'll get more recommendations of the same sort.
Same
I can't relate to a comment more than I relate to this🤣🤣🤣
The freezing a shoe thing doesn't kill bacteria, just temporarily pauses the growth where it's at.
It's still somewhat effective, although I would consider cleaning them out with something... or maybe tossing them in front of a heater and a fan pointed at an open window; it would accelerate the growth process until the bacteria have no food left.
It does kill most of them as they can't survive low temperatures. We warn that freezing food just slows growth rates because the remaining bacteria could be dangerous for consumption. For shoes though, the amount it kills is enough to get rid of nasty smells :)
@@jessicataylor7174 they can't survive low temperatures? Then why do labs store them like that? Ur dumb
@@josef2102 no, theres a difference between fridges and freezers. The temperature in fridges is between 1 and 5 degrees Celsius and it slows down the rate at wich slows down the rate of growth, and freezers that freeze to - 5 degrees or lower. Freezing can and will kill certain bacteria, mainly because water expands as it freezes and bursts the cellular walls, and proteins can be unreversably damaged by freezing. However this is not a reliable solution, cause bacteria are resilient, these are organisms that live on every orner of the earth, after all. Mostly what will happen is that part of bacteria would die and a part of them would go in a dormant state. When scientists freeze samples they use cryoprotectants. So in the end he is not dumb, bacteria can be killed by freezing, though its not the Moste efficient technique. The biggest akeaway is that bacteria is really hard to kill. So the question we should ask ourself is why do we even bother? Out of all the bacteria in this world a very small section poses any danger to us, and are one of the oldest and Moste useful organisms on the planet. We need to learn to use bacteria more effectively and strive to promote their wellbeing instead of striving to sterilise our surroundings. Bacteria are everywhere inside us and out, and we treat them as unwanted company. freezing stuff with the intention of sterilising will not help. Freezing doesn't do anything to viruses mostly, so yea. Don't freeze stuff to sterilise things. But all the same give bacteria some love.
@@btf_flotsam478 ...wash with white vinegar kills bacterias
The trick about rescheduling Doctor appointments to avoid a cancellation charge, that also works on hotels as well. Most hotels want a 72hr (or more) notice before cancelling a reservation or they will charge you for at least one full night, but they DON'T charge to reschedule your reservation. 👌
Me: my computer is broken
Apple: you're hitting it wrong
Lol
@Usa mabaho yes, I'm old enough to remember this. Simpler times.
Doesn't work with 🍏TV though... Believe me, I've tried ;)
@@AndrewSowerby how are you verified dude
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How are you verified?
The thumbnail "vaccum plus fire" i tried that once... it sucked up some of the flaming debris and melted the inside of the vacuum and then it overheated, caught fire and tripped a circuit breaker... sooooo
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some vacuums have a water tank and the option to add water as you're vacuuming so, those would probably work well
@@feyfiren Don't try to put out burning oil with water! Whoosh, there go your eyebrows! :)
Replace the plastic parts by non melting and non flammable 😊
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when i was a kid in the 1980s, we used to carry those little bags of fritos or doritos on boy scout hiking and camping trips. best thing for starting fires when it's pouring rain and everything is soaking wet. you'd be amazed how long a little pile of fritos burns--long enough to dry out a handful of tinder and get the bigger stuff burning.
roflmows NAh carry tampons instead, they’re small, cheap and last a long time
“In the 1980s.” Lol. Who cares if it was in the 80’s? I don’t know anyone who is that specific about a story that has nothing to do with the year.
Cotton balls dipped into Vaseline stored in a plastic jar like peanut butter works well also.
@@LazyLizzy706 He only said it is being done for a long time. You turd.
what a waste. a bit kitchen oil and toilet paper will do the trick
If you're often cooking with oil and want to be on the safe side, always have a box of salt by your side. It gets rid of oil fires in a matter of seconds as it deprives the fire from oxigen. Sugar also works but it makes a mess. I used both in 2 different cooking oil fires and they both work. But salt is much better as it doesn't burn.
Regarding whacking electronics to fix them: It's called percussive maintenance, and it actually originates from the vacuum tube era.
Regarding the night witches: Turning off the engine for a sneaky approach is a recognized and then-widely-used tactic for bombers. What made the night witches' use of the tactic so notable was the planes they were using. Biplanes were most definitely obsolete by the time Russia really got involved in WWII, yet here were these female pilots (also an unusual thing) using biplanes very effectively. Biplanes, due to their double wings, can stay aloft at much lower speeds than monoplanes. Admittedly my only "direct" experience with this is from the game War Thunder, but being able to take off and immediately maneuver at speeds as low as 60MPH gives biplanes a serious advantage when flying with the engine off.
11:29 CCTV INSTALLED TO PREVENT DRIVERS FROM FROM REFILLING CAN'T USE THOSE SAME CAMERS TO STOP HIM FROM OVER SPEEDING
It's much more fun this way though you got to admit.
Right!?
Oh and if the weather's really hot, just yeet that bus and let the water splash onto you-
Exactly.
Exactly it's clearly nonsense. So someone has to monitor all this CCTV to check if the drivers are refilling the bowls? In which case they might as well just remove the bowls and monitor the CCTV to check the driving in the first place. Whoever made this up wasn't thinking it through to make it believable.
One of my better solutions was years ago when I was working at an airport maintaining the wireless handheld scanners used to check baggage. The ramp guys would get bored waiting for planes to come in and peel off the serial number stickers making it very hard to get warranty service. I finally started smearing that rubbery silicone sealant all over the handles. I'd just slather them in the stuff. That way when the rampies would get bored they'd pick at the silicone and leave my labels alone.
12:40 Why on earth did they not put this into an official ad?!
"Our product even cleans radioactive plutionium stains" would have been the most amazing line ever said in a commercail xD
Image Barry Scott himself saying that
@@marlenejohnson1599 is it bad that I’d already read this in his voice?
I know I actually want to clean now
Maybe later
Nah i just move
Yeah they can also add: Call us when you have to clean those stubborn radio active stains and will send someone to help! Then the FBI kickS down your door!!! 😆 🤣 😂
Does it break down the nuclear.
They could use that at one of those melted down plant.
The water bowl method on buses seems incredibly dangerous to me. You don't want your drivers to hesitate if they need to slam the brakes to avoid an accident, do you?
That is why many airlines have a policy in play that their pilots may do as many go-arounds as they need if there are problems with the landing without any questions asked.
agreed, but actually nice that at least one bus company tried to solve an ongoing problem, until we can have selfdriving busses.
@@christofferravn4486 I don't think self driving busses can work on streets this chaotic.
@@schwarzerritter5724 AI will be "smarter" than people in very few years. So if humans can do it, AI can do it better soon.
@@christofferravn4486 Are you buying Elon Musk propaganda? His AIs are just ads for his companies.
Those bowls won't spill, no matter how hard you brake, accelerate or turn. By suspebding a bowl like that it becomes an "unspillable bowl" because water and bowl will always follow yhe very same movements, no matter what you try
The one about nursing homes in Germany is very sad. I hope we can cure Alzheimer's one day.
It definitely is sad but it's also completely genius. All four of my grandparents succumbed to Alzheimer's and/or dementia long before they passed away, and while it was painful to watch them deteriorate, it did make certain things easier, as they'd want to leave one minute and completely forget they weren't at home the next.
apparently a keto diet helps prevent it
As Alec Steele would say, "Its not stupid if it works."
Seems legit
Seems legit
Too legit to quit.
Shinigaara85 Murphy’s Rules Of Combat. If it’s stupid and works, it isn’t stupid. There are quite a few But I always liked..... Friendly fire isn’t. The easy way is always mined.
@@darrenp428 but does it seem legit
I just love how none of these are remotely dumb, just either creative problem solving or just high school science. (Some of these are just incorrect)
To be fair the water in a bus really is dumb.
It Is so amazing to come across this video. One of the female bombers in the soviet union is my grandmother. Ive seen this photo when i was young in a news paper article that my family kept but till now we kinda did not know what she did because she always kept it to her self. She passed away many years ago and i wish i could of had a little more time with her to hear some great stories. Brought tears to my moms eyes when showed her this pic... never in a million years would have thought i would come across this.
Dumb but works: when you have heartburn and can't stand it anymore mix baking soda with water and drink. The more baking soda, the better/faster the effect, with two things to know- You're gonna get gas and the stronger your mix, the worse it tastes.
Bit more detail on this- too strong and it can give you indigestion, and this CAN be (but isn't always) also effective against an upset stomach. This works because you're mixing acids and bases essentially neutralizing your stomach acid temporarily, the gas is a by-product of this reaction and is basically the same gas as what is in your soda-pop (so far as I know- I am no doctor nor scientist, just a dude). There are no other side effects, and no, I don't know if beano can cancel the gas attack. I usually end up burping a lot, but can end up flatulent too. Doing this too frequently can lead to other health issues, so if you have frequent heartburn probably consult a physician.
The Percussive Maintainence solution was actually the Commodore Amiga. Delivery trucks would leave the factory too fast and hit a speed bump dislodging surface mounted components... you could open the system and press them back down with a thumb, but a drop of a couple inches to a desk top was usually enough to reseat those components.
My iq just increased a little
XD hà
Mine minus little
If you really think that after watching this then your IQ wasn't that high to begin with.
@@TheGringoStarr man, you are egotistical.
@@Purzify Nope, just have higher standards that you do.
Lol at the Dad hitting the TV to make it work right. My Dad owned his own TV store and was a technician as well. He knew exactly where and how hard to smack the TV cabinet and did so for years before fixing it.
9:07 Not gonna lie, he reminds me of the colossal titan from Attack on titan
Youinuse 2 OOF
Ooof
True
Lol, instantly started singing the first opening in my head when I read this.
Brilliant: "There's a surprisingly common fire-making tool that might surprise you"! I wish I could write like that !
8:04
Beneath the starlight of the heavens
Unlikely heroes in the skies (witches to attack, witches coming back)
As they appear on the horizon
The wind will whisper when the night witches come
Undetected, unexpected
Wings of glory
Tell their story
Aviation, deviation
Undetected
Stealth perfected
From the depths of hell in silence
Cast their spells, explosive violence
Russian night time flight perfected
Flawless vision, undetected
The bus drivers are literally doing takumi's training
Saw the thumbnail & had to check comments for one like this.
I'm going to watch initial D now since you wrote that
That,pic is not real it’s was a bus that crashed there is footage of it
Kinda? And how to create a [stando] is that the same stand as Star Platnium
I KNEW THAT THERE WOULD BE A COMMENT LIKE THIS
Dumb ideas that actually work
Well my friend is being really noisy so i used duct tape and it worked! You just need to suprise him with a tape on his mouth. (A towel also works(good with alcohol)
Or rohypnol🤫
How do you know all these?
@@roki4336 😂shady histories I guess
@@nathantorresstanevil6958 lmao 100% not creepy at all tho-
@@roki4336 totally
The longer you watch, the faster this video just becomes a list of great ideas
“Ideas that actually work”
“Number 2, this idea doesn’t really hold water”
"they removed their rocket scientist hats" they better not have
I've had a chameleon walk on my finger, and their feet are really soft.
I would love that. Like, kitten paw pad soft or?
Yes it is! It's soft and warm, not slimy. Very dry and soft.
@@scottmichael3745 Magical 😎😎
Aww, that's adorable! I might consider perhaps getting one or two after researching them more.
Nicest comment award! Now we're all smiling and wishing we had a chameleon walking on our hands so we can feel their cute, soft feet! 😍
i can remember in the 80's, most tvs and Apple monochrome computer monitors would develop an issue where the screen would start rolling.. if adjusting the vertical hold knob didn't work(or if it didnt have one to adjust it), a firm slap or "love tap" with a fist to the top of the set would align everything back up 8/10... when the original NES Nintendos came out, sometimes blowing in the game cartridges wasnt the problem. If you used 3 or 4 fingertips or lightly slapped the console when it would start powering on and off over and over nonstop, it would get "unstuck" in that reset loop and start reading the game. Good times lol.
6:33 The medicinal parasitic worm farm in the body reminded me of that Futurama episode where Fry ate a rotten sandwich filled with parasitic eggs and the worms ended up acting like miraculous stem cells throughout his body, fixing all sorts of ailments and also made him more intelligent and stuff.
18 years ago I had a CRT monitor that would sometimes randomly decide to turn purple - the fix was to give it a swift hit from the right and it would come good.
This lasted easily 6 months, when suddenly one day instead of coming good, it went an even darker purple.
From that day forward, for another 6 months - i would have to hit it on the right to make it dark purple, then hit it on the top to make it normal again.
Moral of the story - percussive maintenance works!
I had an optical drive that worked the same way. If you put your CD/DVD in, id would spin up just for a bit and absolutely nothing would read from it.
The solution was a firm whack from both sides at once and then pick it up and slam it down into the flor. Then it would spin up and read as if nothing has happened.
No other combo would work.
My father was pissed off on me when he first saw me treating our family PC this way but next time he wanted to use the CD drive, he called me to show him the procedure.
Percussive maintenance works but you need to know where and how hard to hit.
8:05 i was literally listening to "Night Witches" by Sabaton lol. The odds of that happening
HIGHER KING OF TH- wait
“This guy is living in 3019” Me: Are you still in quarantine
You win the internet today.
Coronavirus returns every 20 years
The weather gets hotter, rain falls less and less, and the rivers dry up
First the ocean grows larger, then in most areas it gets smaller
In 2820 a hydrogen bomb is dropped on Los Angeles
100 years after that, there are just 7 citys left in the world, all of them under domes, and the rest of the world is radioactive to the extent that nothing lives
In 3014, the Capitol of America is destroyed by a single man named PSYCHOSIS
Free exterminator: During the winter months -- any time it gets 20ºf or below for more than 4 consecutive hours, you can turn off power to the whole house (AT THE BREAKER) and leave. Go to work, if you have pets, let someone else watch them. When you come back (assuming your house remained cold enough) ALL your bugs should be dead. You have to turn it off by the breaker, or some may survive by huddling near your refrigerator or any other electronics that generate heat.
20°~16° (4 hours internal temp). Remember, it has to be 20º inside the walls too, so make sure you purge all the hot air out of the house before you leave.
15° or lower you can kill them all under 2 hours. You shouldnt have a problem getting this trick to work.
@Irene Zimmerman Roaches freeze to death in 4 hours @20 degree weather.
I'm going to try this trick.
Sure. It might work but you have to leave the water running out of all the taps to keep the pipes from freezing.
Centigrade or fahrenheit?
@@muinzakaria9292 All temps mentioned above are metered in Fahrenheit.
Good point Kevin. I forgot to mention that yes, leave your faucets dripping. Its generally good practice to keep a slow drip during sub-freezing temps regardless if you are attempting this or not.
I can attest that this method does work. The first time I attempted this failed for 2 main reasons: First, the temp didnt remain 20 degrees inside the house long enough because I did not purge the warmer air out of the house -- so the insulation kept some roaches alive. The second reason was the sun warmed the roof enough to keep heat stored in the attic.
My second attempt worked perfectly and resulted in a full extermination. I got lucky with a cold, cloudy day and after going to the drawing board to find out why they didnt freeze to death, I was able to fix the method. opening the doors and windows for about 30 minutes before work (around 3:30am) was suffiecent to purge all the hot air out of the house.
I hope my study helps any of you guys get rid of your pest problem and bare in mind, everyone gets pest, it does not reflect on your character and you shouldnt feel like you are a nasty person because of this. You guys got my best wishes and hope for a sucessful extermination.
PS: Dont worry about your food in the refrigerator, itll be fine without power as long as its freezing inside your house.
I had a similar instance to the guy canceling an appointment.
A friend and I had gone into a store in a mall, and while there I bought a hat. They had a buy 1 get 1 free deal going, but I didn't want a second hat. After I bought the hat my friend found one he wanted. Hoping to get it for free, we asked the clerk if we could take advantage of the deal. She said no, so I returned the hat for a full refund, then bought the hat again so my friend could get his for free.
Yeah, you guys probably should've done that to begin with when walking up to the counter, lol. They have to treat every customer as a single transaction unless the customer states otherwise at the beginning. If you'd let it be known that you two were purchasing together, she would've followed the rules of the sale promotion. Or just act like one of you are buying both hats, then after paying, hand your friend his hat :) Either way, not as bad as the guy being told to pay $200 to cancel a damn appointment.
This for sure happened. Not really, but I thought you'd like to know what support feels like for once in your life.
When we have to smack something to get it to work we call it a “technical tap.”
Calibrated tap.
Percussive maintenance
Fonze flick
Agressive punching and breaking your phone screen
4:00 this is only usually practiced by the older generation in my country, mainly the elderly usually does this here in jamaica. My grandmother used to keep her jewelry in talcum powder (baby powder, we call it). She said it not only keeps them from knotting, it also keeps the precious metals like the gold and/or silver from deterioration as well.
One time when I was a kid, my mom got her car stuck in the snow. I told her over and over again to put charcoal under the tires, but she just ignored me until she exhausted every other possible option. She finally did try it though, and it worked like a charm.
Ever since then she's always kept a bag of charcoal in her trunk.
I got stuck a couple months ago but hadn't expected the snow so I had nothing in my trunk like usual so I used the car mats to get traction 👍
But anything abrasive will work. Best is sand/salt mixture or a cat litter/salt mixture. Probably a lot cheaper than charcoal!
Unlike all those you mentioned charcoal can be picked up and reused more then once
@@blitzraider6632 Maybe. I was pretty young when it happened so don't remember much, but I think most of it got ground up by the tire and mixed into the snow.
Kitty litter works just as well
I prefer a stick strapped to the wheel. You can find a stick almost anywhere and all you need is some string in the car somewhere to strap it to the wheel. It's got me out of some nasty situations.
8:44 it's very effective actually,old planes when being chased would often go vertical,shutting off their engines,going into a dive,fire,and turn on engines
Synchronised flush makes sense . There should be sufficient volume of water to clear the debris along.
or just have better city plumbing for less water wastage
That bus stop one is actually pretty smart, and not unkind. So long as they check _frequently_ during bad weather.
11:16 when the driver retired he's gonna be the best at downhill drifting believe me😅
i was finding comments like u, thx
The best solution to attempting an exam is to start studying so late that the brain goes into adrenaline rush mode and productivity shoots up like hell. Don't turn a page a day before the test and sleep very very well. As the test closes and pressure builds, you'd study everything!
I shall take this into notice...interesting
Horrible advice, but I have certainly done this :) Usually you're still given copious amounts of homework throughout the week, making it difficult to juggle homework and to study. So, it's easier to cram the night before the test and in the minutes before the test starts. This way, a lot of the answers will be fresh on my mind.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley interesting
Number 18 isn't true a freezer doesn't kill bacteria it kinda puts em to slesp
it depends, some dont tolerate cold and die and even for the ones simply driven dormant they dont do anything while like that so a similar effect is achieved. whether or not this deals with the odor i dont know enough to say for sure but it should at least reduce it a bit
@@nickolaswilcox425 'Freezing foods renders bacteria inactive but doesn't actually kill anything. That means if your food went into the freezer contaminated, once thawed it will still harbor the same harmful bacteria. Cooking it to the recommended temperature is the only way to ensure that your food is safe.' One search on google
@@ferryp7269 hmm I see.... *tosses frozen shoes into the oven*
@@alexbard4437 😂😂😂
Note that the vacuum cleaner should best be empty of dust as it'll just be ignited and damage the tool instead of simply extinguish any flames.
yes, exactly that happened to me when i was cleaning leftover ashes after a fire was off by many hours earlier, with my vacuum cleaner. Little i knew there were still hot material under the ash. The hot material was sucked, the inlet of fresh air and oxigen helped rising a wonderful big unstoppable fire inside the vacuum cleaner. I turned off, and quickly removed dust collecting paper bag (which was on fire too) and throw away. Vacuum cleaner still ok. A big mess of flamming objects scattered all around. Never i will try using a vacuum cleaner near an extinguished fire, let alone an active one!
As someone who studied Military Aviation and Military History for fun, I have to say that his explanation for the Night Witches' unique solution to the threat of German AA guns was spot on. Do your research, you might end up as smart as the guy behind BE AMAZED. :)
My driver's education teacher back in the 70's had a device mounted on the dash that had a golf tee in the center with a golf ball sitting on it. If we did any moves that caused the golf ball to fall off, we failed for the day. It did make us better drivers though.
Some true ingenious ideas/DIY's can be found here in the comments...
Like mine with the warm phone holder
*HI IM BARRY SCOTT, AND CILIT BANG CAN DESTROY RADIATION!! BANG AND THE RADIATION IS GONE*
*ENOG SI NOITAIDAR EHT DNA GNAB !!NOITAIDAR YORTSED NAC GNAB TILIC DNA ,TTOCS YRRAB MI IH*
Pffff....your comment is PATHETHIC so I made it reversed
what just...what?
roseorP lE ...sdnah ruoy no emit hcum oot yaw evah uoy
False bus stop for old people's "escape" is a helpful idea . Also false taxi stand.
I believe they already have fake taxis.... there are videos of it. Google it
I heard of fake taxi stands too. Haven't seen one yet. Though the bus stands are becoming more and more common around here in Germany
“This guy is living in 3019”
Clearly not if he doesn’t have a hdmi cable
They have advanced hdmi no longer have a use in 3019😌
@@pxrxnxidsg3044 We no longer need HDMI in 2020 either dude. Its called Bluetooth. I know *Mind Blown*
@@jbtravelssolo7596 or DP-Port
@@jbtravelssolo7596 or or or or or wait for it ...
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@@Soulleey What does the double penetration port do?😅
Most Warsaw's bus drivers should have bowls of water in their's cabins.
Greets from Poland.
Algorithm bringing us back again
The driver just needs a lil sip now and again leave him alone
My ingenious idea is to make a "Dorrito Match Set" so I can eat literally the Fire. Then after I'll have some "skittle" until I can taste the "double rainbow" that crazy mountain man was talking about.
"Double rainbow all the way across the sky! Yeah, yeeaah~ look at that rainbow!" --Schmoyoho. Now that's a TH-cam channel I've not heard anything about in ages!
Nightwitches: so “the group used Polycarp off TH-cam biplanes”
Turn subtitles on at 8:18
Lol
Atleast we know that
TH-cam existed at that time 😂
polycarbon u-tube
U 2 was a type of Biplane
He probably learned that from Sabaton.
Watched one vid and subscribed right away. Keep up the good work!
The idea with the Bus-stop is GENIUS!!
Holy shit! I never heard the story of the night witches! Those are some badass witches!👍🏼
now THAT should be in school's History lessons. i Like, OLE!
*Hey we have bustops like that here too!.....* 🛑🚍
"No no sir Port Authority is just always late thats all" haha
That’s my favorite one. Straight up genius.
Not surprised. Doesn't every bus have a top?
I grew up in a village. Every bus stop was like that ... or do I have Alzheimer's?
The tablet camcorder guy is living in 3019 when they are still using hdmi and camcorders
But the some tablet doesn't have hdmi
People in 3019 record videos with their 20k-capable laser eyes.
The reason people thumped electronics was from the days of the vacuum tube. The tubes would get hot and as they cooled down and pins would occasionally lose connection. Thumping the box would rattle the tubes about and re-seat the pins and fix the issue.
You've won. This kept on being recommended 2000 times a day for 12 months now. I've given up. I now have to watch it.
12:25 - I can see the advert now:
*after dipping in Cillit Bang*
"Look at this plutonium container ..GOOD AS NEW!!"
A shoe in a fridge.
Now that’s something i would *love* to *refrigerate*
Just imagine earning your living as a voiceover man with this material.
Few people realize that most of these videos originate from India. This is because advertising revenue is paid in $,US, so exchanged for Rupees, a video like this can generate enough money to buy a house. The trick is to make videos that will be watched in the US and Europe (where all the advertising revenue is generated).
Needing to hide the Indian origin is why so many of these videos use computer bots, or a small number of people without a local accent to narrate them.
I sure am amazed that you made a video that doesn't feature what you put in the thumbnail, and I still clicked on it knowing it would be like that
Number 18 can't seem like that. Bacteria are not killed by the cold but their growth is slowed down. So if you freeze your shoes, the spores, bacteria and fungi will slowly or not multiply. After defrosting, they'll be back and will likely stink even more from the condensed water in the air. It is correct that if you have lice or moths, for example, that the clothes and bed linen should be frozen before washing them at 60 degrees C! This will destroy the lice's eggs and the washing machine will clean up the rest. If you only wash them at 60 degrees, eggs could survive, and since not everything is suitable for 95 degrees C, it is advisable to freeze the items for 2 days beforehand. Bacteria and fungi or spores are not killed when freezing. (I've learned sterilization from things, that's my job, just for information!) Still a good video. I like your channel a little more every day! (Google Translate because mother language is German)
So I am currently laying on the bottom bunk of my bunk bed. I tried the coat hangers hanging from the top bunk thing and I was thinking it would just fall off, but it works
The mirrors should have been curved outwards so the sun spreads rather than focusses.
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🔅🔆🔅. 🔅🔆🔆🔆🔅
5* Blueprint. 👍
They may have been. At that distance the curvature would be very slight.
Yea and blind the people asshead
They are
Upon reflection... Thats correct
😉
"Let's infect you to cure your infection."
The Rockefeller method of medicine since the 30ss.
Negative + Negative = Positive
MATH
@@lambertazur1667 its negative times negative equals positive.
Negative + Negative = Negative
it works rather unlike math...
@@ulrichkalber9039 was drunk when I commented this. But you're absolutely right! My mistake and I thank you sir for correcting it (:
@@lambertazur1667 sure lmao
Who ever thought of using dish soap to clean the rads better have gotten a HELL of a raise
It is rather funny how a standard solution for household problems was never considered for advanced nuclear cleaning standards. Also this video reproves that those who make how to videos on the internet truly save people hundreds if not millions of dollars. True heros.
3:43
It's known as a dry lubricant --- graphite is another that's more common.
Be Amazed usually exposed people for doing dumb stuff on the internet but know this is a twist keep it up bro ;)
That's not all they do. BE AMAZED makes videos about lots of stuff.
Round Lake Railfan it said usually lol
@@rod102878 That makes it sound like that's all they do.
Now*
@Round Lake Railfan 🤔
Playing counter strike?
Go to your console, bind left control to “kill” you’ll 1 shot everyone.
But, before the round starts, you must bind ~ & your space bar to “alt F4”.
Hahaha
Iced Shoe and Mind Cheese sounds like a Dope Rap Duo
@@nacroni not a Cheese u make with ur mind a cheese in ur mind ( or just my stupid phones auto correct)
I really like the background music in these videos!
I like all of the ideas in this video, they are Supremely Smart not dumb.
Tissues are good for making fire as well
no shit
So is cotton balls and vaseline
New ad to the government:
BANG! And the radiation’s gone!
''This guy is living in 3019''!
What's special in being 999 years ahead?😄
Idk
Fortnite Pro flip 999 over
Surprisingly thorough; you provided good supporting info, like using unflavored floss, for example.
For the shoe smell, just make a mixture of essential oils Clove, Tea Tree, Peppermint, and Eucalyptus.
This mixture is a very good antibacterial, and smells nice too. Put a few drops deep into your shoe and the smell won't last very long.
2:29 me and my friends used to light them on fire and eat them while they were on fire
That sound absolutely amazing and I must go try it now.
@@AAA-iw1ml pretend this was when you commented: DO NOT
The knot trick with corn starch..... now thats aMAIZEing!
Why did you?
A lot funnier. You got my upvote.
8:04 *starts singing*
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"From the depths of hell in silence
Cast their spells, explosive violence
Russian night time flight perfected
Flawless vision, undetected!"
~Sabaton, Night Witches
At the busses reminds me of anime initial D. Dad taught his son to drive tofu delivery car in mountain area using a completely open cup of water.
Taught him to keep car stable and smooth on sharp turns.
2:41 actually the flaming hot ones are better because they have more of the particle stuff on them.
"This guy is living in 3019" 😂😂😂
3:17 thats literally just what a cheesecutter is, buy one instead of using dental floss
11:04 basically takumi's dad giving takumi a cup of water before he delivers tofu. The thing is the bus driver is not as good as takumi
Lol
Great stuff thank you BE AMAZED
Honestly, that’d be a good selling point for that cleaning agent company, “Buy our product, proven to be effective against even plutonium stains!”
You missed the part where Andy's vacuum bag takes fire
They don’t use bags, it’s a Dyson
@@uriel5106 he used a hoover
@@uriel5106 I'm cheap..... Haha your right
@@ufarkingicehole: His what is right?
Yeh is a dyson ball design Vac, it does not use a bag.. no doubt he blew it up or something afterwards .. I actually used to know him, he got married a few years back around same time as I did... used to chat with him a few times .. very clever man .. his channel was Photonicinduction ?? hes still on TH-cam ... th-cam.com/video/cJQjeBWvm-0/w-d-xo.html -- thats the video... I think he lives in India now ...lovely guy very clever ..
Ice doesn’t kill bacteria. It just slow down their multiplication
that is very true but i still belive their are certain strains of fungi and bacteria that are killed at lower freezing points beyond -18C idk
finally someone who knows biology geeeeyyysss
@@OblivionWalkerVerified: What possession of theirs did you mean?
You dont see bacteria or much of anything else growing in frigid temperatures .... but it all grows in warm temps.
Been using powder on tangled jewelry for years, but that Doritos for kindling i like that.
Helpful fact. If your pet is able to at least remember one thing you teach them to do, like sit, no or anything that tells you they are old enough to listen and can obey at least one thing, and you have a problem of them pooping in the house, while their poop is fresh inside the house before you wipe it up, poop right on top of their poop and let them see it, then scoop both poops up and put it and them outside and they will never poop in the house again, guaranteed.. it does something to their dominance instinct and they will hold it until they cant anymore and will do it by the door you take them out to poop normally and will try and hide it when they do..