This might sound kinda lame but I like to watch Emmy's videos when I'm feeling sad/depressed because they always seem to make me smile despite myself. The ending of this video is probably the perfect example of that feeling. 😁 Sometimes it's nice to just watch a bright positive person in fun wholesome videos.
That is not lame at all, I do the same. I have clinical depression and she helps so much. I think it’s because she has such a positive outlook to life, and she’s so goofy🤍
I used to work in a factory where we made small glass vials for things like perfume samples and cosmetics. One of the most essential tools that nearly everyone there used constantly was a large pair of tweezers, almost exactly like what Emmy shows in this video. I became so accustomed to reaching for them whenever I needed to pick up or manipulate something small that I missed having them, even when I was not at work. They are way more useful than you might think at first glance!
I’m so used to seeing Emmy try foods, my brain just expected her to say “Itadakimasu!” and take a big bite out of that plastic frog thing and now I can’t stop laughing 😭😭😭
Emmy, last year I started making my daughter very basic bento boxes to get her eat her lunch and this year I started making her actual cute bentos because I work long hours and don't get to see her much. I found it very therapeutic instead of taxing and now she has become her classmates envy. I wanted to show her in a tangible way how much I love her during each day and she is always grateful! I love the little hot dog tool and am always on the lookout for new bento gadgets!
Emmy just made me realize how simple it is to have fun, the smile on her to face when she got the bubble froge to work I could feel how elated she was.
Helpful tip: Used cooking oil is compostable! You can soak it up with paper towels and throw them into a compost bin/pail. You can also pour the cooled oil into a non-paper compost bag, and compost the whole bag like normal. If you have a compost bin/a compost system in your city, it's an easy way to deal with it. Alternatively, if you have a compost pile, you can pour cooled, used oil right over it and toss like normal. Great video Emmy!
Only one downside to putting cooking oil in compost pile. It brings in raccoons and opossums and even neighbors dogs/cats. They will dig through do bury it deep at first
The mouse picks for the sausage stamper are for skewering the end of the hot dog and putting it in your bento to make picking up the sausage easier and to make it look cute for your bento its usually used for kid bento lunches so they can pick it up easier. The hot dog stamper is made for bento boxes. Lots of people decorate their food to make the bentos look cute. They make seaweed stampers onigiri molds so you can shape them into cute animals etc.
I run a not-for-profit org that supports people with disabilities. Most of our clients survive on super tiny budgets. We hold workshops about stretching one's dollar. Last week we did a workshop on emergency preparedness on a limited budget. It's amazing how many useful items can be found at Daiso, Dollar tr, and the dollar section of Target.
Reusable towels have been around for yrs!!!! They call them Handi-wipes. Most stores carry them.That bubble maker would be awesome for pets who like to chase bubbles!!
its videos like this that make me really grateful of being able to enjoy the simple pleasures of life and count my blessings. Sometimes i wish everyone in the planet can experience this level of comfort, safety and general well-being as opposed to poverty-stricken individuals who worry everyday about a roof over their head or their next meal. truly blessed we are.
I'd love to see more of these with bubble makers. The sheer joy on Emmy's face can't be denied - AND she can use the washable paper towels to clean up the bubble solution on the counter afterwards! Love it!
The creaky door noise you added when you made the dumpling was great. 😆 Really like the idea of a spray bottle for soya sauce, i'm so clumsy i often put too much on a plate of food. The egg cooker thing & sausage stamper are more trouble than they're worth. My POV on kitchen gadgets is that they have to do something essential or be multipurpose. Otherwise, they're just one more thing to clean & find room for. When i saw diatomaceous earth spoons in the description, i was so confused. Kept thinking, 'for real, for eating, really?'. The joyful & excited experience you so often have in your videos is contagious & heartwarming. The thrill you had with the bubble machine embodies one of my favourite quotes, 'the true sign of maturity, is knowing how & when to act childish'. Thanks muchly for sharing & spreading joy. 💜☮️ Oh yeah, & thanks SOOOOO much for letting me know i can get Daiso online. (we need a sarcasm emoji) There goes my budget. 🤣😭
Never knew there's a part 2. Right after the 1st one, I immediately went to Daiso to check the shop nearby (I am a long time customer and checking stocks) and they don't have anything else new but bought almost the same bubbles toy that Emmy had. My niece and nephews loved it!
Emmy, all of this. I freaking love these videos. The absolute joy you experience is one thousand percent contagious. Please, please, more. I absolutely love all of your content but these little dollar store hauls are my favorite. I miss fruity fruits too, but I'll take this in its place. Thank you so, so much for your continued joyous content, you're the absolute best. 🧡
For the low fat egg maker, I would recommend using a squeeze bottle to get the water in that narrow circle. The small tip would be perfect for precision placement for the water.
I don't comment often, but I do watch every video you put out. I have to say you were adorable in this one. I love how you get joy from the small things. You totally made me smile and gave me warm fuzzys.
I just came back from visiting my friend in Winnipeg, Manitoba and she told me they had a Japanese store. It was a giant $1 store! (Well, $3 Canadian store. Hehe) I had so much fun browsing the aisles looking at all the adorable and quirky items!
Since I'm a little girl, we have a sppon for making icecream balls from the container and it's a conductive spoon, it drive the heat from the palm to heats up the spoon and make easier making the icecream balls.
A restaurant up the street from me was dumping its used oil down the pipes to save money on the disposal costs, and our street got sewage backed up into our basements from the blockages that resulted. They got into real trouble for it. Never dump fat down the drain.
Hi Emmy, I use the diatomaceous earth driers. They get wet pretty quickly. Rinse the salt off and microwave for 10 seconds at 500W, let evaporate, repeat till it's dry. It will burn if you do it more.😊
The long-lasting reusable towels I have, modeled on the Swedish ones, are thicker and made from cellulose. I rinse them and dry them on a rack. They can be machine washed too.
Thanks for the tsuyu recommendation - I can’t remember which video you mentioned it in, but I tried it in place of regular soy sauce in my stirfry and it tastes SO much better! And definitely better with sushi too!
I live in Honolulu and I bought one of those soy sauce sprayers at the Daiso to use for leave in conditioner. Works great and travels well. I also work in a vet office and we have that lil butter knife to scoop cat food. It's perfect for the lil cans. I had no idea it was supposed to be a butter knife.
An interesting detail is, those Daiso things I see on the video got labels also in Portuguese There's a Daiso shop near here and it's always busy and crowded 😄
I used to work at a restaurant that had similar reusable paper towels. They really do work well- I could usually make one last through my entire shift, and then we'd throw them out at the end of the night. But as a home cook, I think I prefer just using dish towels.
I can see using the washable paper towels in homemade baby wipes. One of my boys had very very sensitive skin he is 35 now, but it was so hard to find good sensitive wipes that didn't cost o fortune. So we made our own with stuff his skin did like. But paper towel dampened in fluid fall apart into day 2.
I use grains of rice in my salt it does the same thing , Just a few in your salt shaker does the trick , although those would be great for the sugar canister in the summer . 😊
The first one looks exactly like an empanada press! You should try to make them! My favorites are pineapple. In my family we make the dough with AP flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and salt. And the filling is just a thick clumpy fruit jam. Fill, press, egg / milk wash, and bake. Soooo good!
Emmy, you remind me of my best friends in college. We had so much fun and laughter, undiluted by chemicals I might add! Finding the joys in small things and each other’s silliness ❤ thank you for bringing back this long lost memory for me😊
I've been watching video shorts of peopleccooking ANF turning their food with what looked like large tweezers. I've been wanting to know what they were because I want one. So glad you mentioned these.
I loved your bubble blower, and automatic too!!! I had a turtle bubble blower as a kid. It was a single dipper that was in a pipe in the front of the turtle belly. It was a very early type of vinyl plastic that you could squeeze, almost like a power hitter. The squeeze made the turtle's head raise up and blow the bubble. The great toys all came from Japan when we were kids (50s and 60s.) I had a great time just watching the bubbles, reminded me of Lawrence Welk and his champagne music. Hope the kids have fun with it. ❤🙏🥂😵🙏❤
My grandmother used to use diatomaceous earth as a dentifrice/toothpaste. Her teeth had been badly discolored by early forms of antibiotic medicine and she felt the more abrasive nature of the "earth" powder would help her teeth look less yellowed.
I wash Costco Canada brand paper towel with liquid dish soap and let them air dry. They don't rip and tear as long as you're not rough with them. I let them air dry and use them again. Afterwards, they can be recycled or used to start fires.
The frog is super cute 🐸 Some fun &/or useful things, but the oil sponges? Why are they better than paper towel to mop up a surface? For oily liquids (like soup), dip in an ice cube (or spoon from the freezer). Reusable paper towels? Why? Rags (from cloth items that have breathed their last) are free & Earth-friendly. (Btw, diatomaceous earth powder is awesome for chemical-free gardening!) 💚
During some bad depressive episodes, I would keep a very small tube that had liquid and a bubble wand from the dollarstore. I think they are sold for weddings. Anyways, I would keep it in a little kit and when I was upset or started to panic I would blow bubbles. It actually made me so happy.
@15:16 my mom buys kitchens towels that aren't marketed as "heavy duty" but they are very good. Once one of them was accidentally put in the washing machine and when it came out it was intact 😅
The dumplings maker!!! As a child we had a set with various sizer, but as a pastel maker! In Brazil pastel is a fried delight, not to be confused with Spanish speaking countries where Pastel = Cake
A lot of your auto parts stores have oil drop offs too, just walk in and ask if they do and if so do they accept cooking oil, it differs Store to store not company to company 😊 I hope this helps someone 🤞🏻
Hey Emmy. WOW! You made my day. I love the bubbles at the end of the video. I also love it, when your face lights up when the bubbles blew out of the machine. God Bless and have fun. Mari'a. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just use used paper towels to soak up the oil, wipe down my pans and plate. Then it’s just burnable trash. And the pots and pan and plates are very easy to clean after a good wipe down.
I love the look of pure joy on your face Emmy. I love bubbles too. When I buy some for the kids, I have to get me a bottle to, do that I get to play with them.🤗🤗🤗
You can burn a small section of the paper towel to see if it's made of natural or synthetic fibers. If it turns to ash, it's natural and if it melts and turns into a hard mass, then it's synthetic. Just FYI. This was a fun video!
I remember using paper towels like that when I was a teenager working in a restaurant. They had fine threads thru them so they were stronger. That was 40 years ago. LOL Emmy is a kid at heart. Those bubbles proved it. LOL
I love these Daiso videos! I found one about 1.5 hours from home and am planning a trip there because you've inspired me. I've had one of those wonton makers for 30 years and it's awesome. Quick to use and easy to clean. Hard to believe you didn't have bread in the house. I would die without it! 😄
Bubbles are the BEST!!!! Click here helixsleep.com/emmymade for up to $200 off your Helix Sleep mattress plus two free pillows! #helixsleep
I like the dumpling press. I never knew making dumplings could be done an easier way.
Emmy with bubbles is one of the most wholesome things to watch on the internet 😄
Agreed
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It reminds me of the bubble gyroid in Animal Crossing
Precious for sure!
Lmao, I'm even thinking this about Emmy with washable paper towels 🙈💖
This might sound kinda lame but I like to watch Emmy's videos when I'm feeling sad/depressed because they always seem to make me smile despite myself. The ending of this video is probably the perfect example of that feeling. 😁 Sometimes it's nice to just watch a bright positive person in fun wholesome videos.
That is not lame at all, I do the same. I have clinical depression and she helps so much. I think it’s because she has such a positive outlook to life, and she’s so goofy🤍
i do the same thing:))
@@Alis.archive same
I do the same
that's how I found her 💖
I used to work in a factory where we made small glass vials for things like perfume samples and cosmetics. One of the most essential tools that nearly everyone there used constantly was a large pair of tweezers, almost exactly like what Emmy shows in this video. I became so accustomed to reaching for them whenever I needed to pick up or manipulate something small that I missed having them, even when I was not at work. They are way more useful than you might think at first glance!
Those type of tweezers are what we use to feed our reptiles lol.
I can just imagine a load of people with giant tweezers like 🤓🥢🤓🥢🤓🥢 (the iPhone needs a Tweezers emoji!)
The pure joy in Emmy's face at 18:30 is the happiness I strive for
I’m so used to seeing Emmy try foods, my brain just expected her to say “Itadakimasu!” and take a big bite out of that plastic frog thing and now I can’t stop laughing 😭😭😭
Wow, & i thought i had weird imaginings. 😆
😂 ❤️
Emmy, last year I started making my daughter very basic bento boxes to get her eat her lunch and this year I started making her actual cute bentos because I work long hours and don't get to see her much. I found it very therapeutic instead of taxing and now she has become her classmates envy. I wanted to show her in a tangible way how much I love her during each day and she is always grateful! I love the little hot dog tool and am always on the lookout for new bento gadgets!
Aw this is awesome. You’re such an awesome parent.
That's such a lovely anecdote! A great reminder to nurture and tend to our relationships, even within families.
Emmy just made me realize how simple it is to have fun, the smile on her to face when she got the bubble froge to work I could feel how elated she was.
Helpful tip: Used cooking oil is compostable! You can soak it up with paper towels and throw them into a compost bin/pail. You can also pour the cooled oil into a non-paper compost bag, and compost the whole bag like normal. If you have a compost bin/a compost system in your city, it's an easy way to deal with it. Alternatively, if you have a compost pile, you can pour cooled, used oil right over it and toss like normal. Great video Emmy!
good to know, thank you!
you can use cooking oil as fuel for your chimney charcoal starter too
Only one downside to putting cooking oil in compost pile. It brings in raccoons and opossums and even neighbors dogs/cats. They will dig through do bury it deep at first
Emmy's delight and joy at watching her frog bubble maker made me smile so big today! Thank you for being such a wonderful person. :)
The mouse picks for the sausage stamper are for skewering the end of the hot dog and putting it in your bento to make picking up the sausage easier and to make it look cute for your bento its usually used for kid bento lunches so they can pick it up easier. The hot dog stamper is made for bento boxes. Lots of people decorate their food to make the bentos look cute. They make seaweed stampers onigiri molds so you can shape them into cute animals etc.
I run a not-for-profit org that supports people with disabilities. Most of our clients survive on super tiny budgets. We hold workshops about stretching one's dollar. Last week we did a workshop on emergency preparedness on a limited budget. It's amazing how many useful items can be found at Daiso, Dollar tr, and the dollar section of Target.
Reusable towels have been around for yrs!!!! They call them Handi-wipes. Most stores carry them.That bubble maker would be awesome for pets who like to chase bubbles!!
its videos like this that make me really grateful of being able to enjoy the simple pleasures of life and count my blessings. Sometimes i wish everyone in the planet can experience this level of comfort, safety and general well-being as opposed to poverty-stricken individuals who worry everyday about a roof over their head or their next meal. truly blessed we are.
The child-like joy on Emmy's face with the egg light and frog bubble maker gives me life!
It's always the little things that make us laugh and be happy!! I love frogs and that is adorable!!
I'd love to see more of these with bubble makers. The sheer joy on Emmy's face can't be denied - AND she can use the washable paper towels to clean up the bubble solution on the counter afterwards! Love it!
in Poland we used to add some rice to a salt shaker to prevent clumping (works beautifully)
Oh, i'm from Poland and didn't know about it
@@kinashy8863 1990's and PRL methods ;)
The childlike happiness that comes out when you play with bubbles is fantastic.
Your video's are such a delight to watch! Thanks for the laughter and sharing your encounters.
I just adore your laugh and happiness at something so simple as a bubble maker!
I love how excited you are with the bubbles at the end. If you have any more Daiso items, I'd be so excited to see them!
I love you, Emmy! You make everyone's dark days bright again 💚 You're an inspiration of mine.
Couldn't agree more!!!
When I cook and want to soak up any excess oil, I just use a paper towel. The frog is adorable! Thank you, Emmy!
Hey Emmy! My wife’s in the OR for a cesarean right now. Thanks for busting my anxiety for a bit
Love the gudetama spray bottle ❤❤❤
perfect for sashimi 🐟
Emmy with her bubbles is pure joy! 💗
The creaky door noise you added when you made the dumpling was great. 😆 Really like the idea of a spray bottle for soya sauce, i'm so clumsy i often put too much on a plate of food. The egg cooker thing & sausage stamper are more trouble than they're worth. My POV on kitchen gadgets is that they have to do something essential or be multipurpose. Otherwise, they're just one more thing to clean & find room for. When i saw diatomaceous earth spoons in the description, i was so confused. Kept thinking, 'for real, for eating, really?'.
The joyful & excited experience you so often have in your videos is contagious & heartwarming. The thrill you had with the bubble machine embodies one of my favourite quotes, 'the true sign of maturity, is knowing how & when to act childish'. Thanks muchly for sharing & spreading joy. 💜☮️
Oh yeah, & thanks SOOOOO much for letting me know i can get Daiso online. (we need a sarcasm emoji) There goes my budget. 🤣😭
They make a powder that solidifies cooking oil as well so you can easily drop it in the trash. It turns it into like a gummy material
Never knew there's a part 2. Right after the 1st one, I immediately went to Daiso to check the shop nearby (I am a long time customer and checking stocks) and they don't have anything else new but bought almost the same bubbles toy that Emmy had. My niece and nephews loved it!
Emmy, all of this. I freaking love these videos. The absolute joy you experience is one thousand percent contagious. Please, please, more. I absolutely love all of your content but these little dollar store hauls are my favorite. I miss fruity fruits too, but I'll take this in its place. Thank you so, so much for your continued joyous content, you're the absolute best. 🧡
For the low fat egg maker, I would recommend using a squeeze bottle to get the water in that narrow circle. The small tip would be perfect for precision placement for the water.
Or a syringe
emmymade, is one of the best and most honest channels on TH-cam. You can trust her opinions.
I don't comment often, but I do watch every video you put out. I have to say you were adorable in this one. I love how you get joy from the small things. You totally made me smile and gave me warm fuzzys.
I just came back from visiting my friend in Winnipeg, Manitoba and she told me they had a Japanese store. It was a giant $1 store! (Well, $3 Canadian store. Hehe) I had so much fun browsing the aisles looking at all the adorable and quirky items!
Yesssss! I was so excited for a part 2 when I finished the first video! So glad its finally here!!!
I JUST went to my 1st DAISO STORE TRIP last week and OMG it was AMAZING and super packed but it was great!!!
Since I'm a little girl, we have a sppon for making icecream balls from the container and it's a conductive spoon, it drive the heat from the palm to heats up the spoon and make easier making the icecream balls.
A restaurant up the street from me was dumping its used oil down the pipes to save money on the disposal costs, and our street got sewage backed up into our basements from the blockages that resulted. They got into real trouble for it. Never dump fat down the drain.
I almost cried in the end when it didn't spin, but I'm glad it did ❤ How pure!
oh man that lil egg guy leaning back in the egg shell on that sprayer bottle😆😆
Love the frog bubbler. Now you can end all your videos with bubbles. Love all you share. Fun!!!
Hi Emmy, I use the diatomaceous earth driers. They get wet pretty quickly. Rinse the salt off and microwave for 10 seconds at 500W, let evaporate, repeat till it's dry. It will burn if you do it more.😊
The long-lasting reusable towels I have, modeled on the Swedish ones, are thicker and made from cellulose. I rinse them and dry them on a rack. They can be machine washed too.
i love the first gadget, i use it to make ravioli all the time!
Emmy, I just adore you so much! You are so full of joy and light ❤️ thank you for brightening up my day ❤️
Hi emmy- oh that egg light is fabulous.
Thanks for being such an inspiration- you definitely inspired me to start my channel and make wacky foods!!!
You with the egg light made my day!
Emmy, you never fail to put a smile on my face!! ❤️❤️❤️
5:19 I can feel the joy !!! And I NEEEEEEED that
The joy of Emmy with her little toys is contagious!
Thanks for the tsuyu recommendation - I can’t remember which video you mentioned it in, but I tried it in place of regular soy sauce in my stirfry and it tastes SO much better! And definitely better with sushi too!
Thank you Emmy! This is a real treat💜
You're very welcome. 😊
@@emmymade 😻
I live in Honolulu and I bought one of those soy sauce sprayers at the Daiso to use for leave in conditioner. Works great and travels well. I also work in a vet office and we have that lil butter knife to scoop cat food. It's perfect for the lil cans. I had no idea it was supposed to be a butter knife.
An interesting detail is, those Daiso things I see on the video got labels also in Portuguese
There's a Daiso shop near here and it's always busy and crowded 😄
The Portuguese labels are likely because Brazil has the world’s largest population of ex-pat Japanese and their descendants.
I used to work at a restaurant that had similar reusable paper towels. They really do work well- I could usually make one last through my entire shift, and then we'd throw them out at the end of the night. But as a home cook, I think I prefer just using dish towels.
Ooh, Emmy with bubbles-joy! Best smile I've had in a while. Thx!
Emmy you are the sweetest soul! You never fail to make me smile. ❤
Dumpling crimper would be great for mini-pies!
Your videos are so relaxing! 1000x better than asmr without even trying!
I can see using the washable paper towels in homemade baby wipes. One of my boys had very very sensitive skin he is 35 now, but it was so hard to find good sensitive wipes that didn't cost o fortune. So we made our own with stuff his skin did like. But paper towel dampened in fluid fall apart into day 2.
I use grains of rice in my salt it does the same thing , Just a few in your salt shaker does the trick , although those would be great for the sugar canister in the summer . 😊
The first one looks exactly like an empanada press! You should try to make them!
My favorites are pineapple. In my family we make the dough with AP flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and salt. And the filling is just a thick clumpy fruit jam. Fill, press, egg / milk wash, and bake. Soooo good!
Emmy, you remind me of my best friends in college. We had so much fun and laughter, undiluted by chemicals I might add! Finding the joys in small things and each other’s silliness ❤ thank you for bringing back this long lost memory for me😊
I've been watching video shorts of peopleccooking ANF turning their food with what looked like large tweezers.
I've been wanting to know what they were because I want one.
So glad you mentioned these.
Ponpon is an onomatopoeic word for the sound of you bopping that egg light!
Yay a part 2! I was wondering if u we’re gonna do a part 2. So happy u did Emmy! ❤
YAAAYY!!!
I am also a fan of bubbles!! I love how much joy that little frog gave you
I loved your bubble blower, and automatic too!!! I had a turtle bubble blower as a kid. It was a single dipper that was in a pipe in the front of the turtle belly. It was a very early type of vinyl plastic that you could squeeze, almost like a power hitter. The squeeze made the turtle's head raise up and blow the bubble. The great toys all came from Japan when we were kids (50s and 60s.) I had a great time just watching the bubbles, reminded me of Lawrence Welk and his champagne music. Hope the kids have fun with it. ❤🙏🥂😵🙏❤
Finally found the appropriate daiso website. Ordered a lot of things that I used to have when I was in Japan
I can’t find it. Can you please share the link?
i tried the daiso us website but the shipping was more than my items would've been 😔 was a bummer
My grandmother used to use diatomaceous earth as a dentifrice/toothpaste. Her teeth had been badly discolored by early forms of antibiotic medicine and she felt the more abrasive nature of the "earth" powder would help her teeth look less yellowed.
I wash Costco Canada brand paper towel with liquid dish soap and let them air dry. They don't rip and tear as long as you're not rough with them. I let them air dry and use them again. Afterwards, they can be recycled or used to start fires.
Really enjoyed the video ❤ especially your reaction to the bubbles at the end 😃
We always use the long tweezers when we cook Korean BBQ at home.
Emmy, I can't remember where, but I ordered some reusable paper towels here in the US a couple of years ago & loved them. It may have been Grove
The frog is super cute 🐸
Some fun &/or useful things, but the oil sponges? Why are they better than paper towel to mop up a surface? For oily liquids (like soup), dip in an ice cube (or spoon from the freezer).
Reusable paper towels? Why? Rags (from cloth items that have breathed their last) are free & Earth-friendly. (Btw, diatomaceous earth powder is awesome for chemical-free gardening!) 💚
They have a Gudetama animated movie on Netflix or about to soon, saw a trailer for it yesterday.
During some bad depressive episodes, I would keep a very small tube that had liquid and a bubble wand from the dollarstore. I think they are sold for weddings. Anyways, I would keep it in a little kit and when I was upset or started to panic I would blow bubbles. It actually made me so happy.
@15:16 my mom buys kitchens towels that aren't marketed as "heavy duty" but they are very good. Once one of them was accidentally put in the washing machine and when it came out it was intact 😅
Those French butter storage things are great. Soft butter that doesnt let it go off.
Your joy is infectious 😊
For grease and oil in pans, I take a couple handfuls of Oatmeal and let it absorb the oil, then throw out to birds, they love it.
Please consider doing more videos like this in the future. Truly made my night.
I love how excited you get about some of these items! I am the same...like a little kid, especially over BUBBLES!!! ☺️☺️☺️
Yay part 2!! This series is great.
The dumplings maker!!! As a child we had a set with various sizer, but as a pastel maker! In Brazil pastel is a fried delight, not to be confused with Spanish speaking countries where Pastel = Cake
Emmy, your smile, giggles amd laughter is contagious! 😄 😍🥰
A lot of your auto parts stores have oil drop offs too, just walk in and ask if they do and if so do they accept cooking oil, it differs Store to store not company to company 😊 I hope this helps someone 🤞🏻
Hey Emmy. WOW! You made my day. I love the bubbles at the end of the video. I also love it, when your face lights up when the bubbles blew out of the machine. God Bless and have fun. Mari'a. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just use used paper towels to soak up the oil, wipe down my pans and plate. Then it’s just burnable trash. And the pots and pan and plates are very easy to clean after a good wipe down.
What she calls and "overcooked" egg, is how I want mine to be at all times😂 I hate runny yolks and crispy egg whites are yummy
I love the look of pure joy on your face Emmy. I love bubbles too. When I buy some for the kids, I have to get me a bottle to, do that I get to play with them.🤗🤗🤗
Watching Emmy play with bubbles made my heart happy ❤️
We use those long tweezers in our aquariums to plant things etc
Such a lovely ending with the bubbles, child inside just come out hey!
You can burn a small section of the paper towel to see if it's made of natural or synthetic fibers. If it turns to ash, it's natural and if it melts and turns into a hard mass, then it's synthetic. Just FYI. This was a fun video!
I remember using paper towels like that when I was a teenager working in a restaurant. They had fine threads thru them so they were stronger. That was 40 years ago. LOL
Emmy is a kid at heart. Those bubbles proved it. LOL
Your videos always help against my anxiety
I loved that froggy bubble thingy!!
I love these Daiso videos! I found one about 1.5 hours from home and am planning a trip there because you've inspired me. I've had one of those wonton makers for 30 years and it's awesome. Quick to use and easy to clean. Hard to believe you didn't have bread in the house. I would die without it! 😄