What a pediatrician, hairdresser and housecleaner want you to know
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มี.ค. 2023
- A pediatrician, hairstylist and housecleaner share the top things they would never do as experts in their professions.
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I love the house cleaner! What a professional and so charismatic and experienced. Nice job!
My 1971 alarm clock/radio still works PERFECTLY.
This is the kind of information I was expecting it from the EXPERTS thanks Today news . Plz do keep this show on continuous basis😊
All these tips from an “expert” are common sense. Like c’mon people 🙄
@@TightyWhiteyTrash i don't know if it's so common why you are bickering here as "self made expert"😴
@@TheSoBoGirlMindy I don’t even have children and I know how to strap my nieces and nephews in when I take them out. I didn’t need to taught that. Common sense would also tell you that your child should wear a helmet while riding on anything out in the middle of the street or sidewalk. I learned this because believe it or not, I once was a child.
@@TightyWhiteyTrash but the whole show was not limited to the "strap thing" duh 🙄
I can vouch for the trampoline. I blew out both knees trying to touch my toes in a split & landed wrong. And I was the responsible parent! We got rid of it after that…
I’m honestly so sorry that happened to you but picturing it is killing me. 🤣
@@ahill4642 ok, time to come totally clean. It was NFL playoffs, I was enjoying adult beverages & making gumbo. Halftime came so I went outside to “play”. Boom. Definitely taught my daughters if you decide to drink, don’t do ANYTHING! 💗Mom
@@MoogieB And also...if Mom does something stupid, you get punished by losing your trampoline!
@@wb5408 There’s a chance the kids were ok with it. After worrying, and then having a good laugh over it, I assume the family agreed it was the right thing to do. Regardless, mom will NEVER live that down 😂
As a house cleaner for 22 years, owning my own. Business, I agree with this lady, although, I do high and low cleaning First. Get dust and cobwebs off of Ceiling and baseboards. I work, top, bottom, bottom and than inside.
I did figure out the rinse with cold water thing on my own. I noticed the suds from dishwashing liquid and bathroom cleaners seem to last forever with warm water. So I use warm water to wash, cool water to rinse. Bet this applies in the washing machine too. I’ll have to try setting my rinse cycle on cold.
Good tips. I 💯 agree with not giving ibuprofen to kids before school. When my daughter was 6 several parents did this at her school. She ended up with the flu and strep on her birthday and the school ended up having to shut down for 3 days. There were 60 kids and 10 staff out with flu or strep or both
@ChristyGonzales, I am so sorry that that happened to your daughter! I really wish parents would keep their children at home, especially, with a fever!?! Part of it is, "I can't take any more time from work, or I'll be let go..!! The stress is on another level.
Love these practical everyday segments!
The tips from the professional cleaner were so helpful. ❤
Lmao I’m only 4’10”. You telling me I need a booster seat? 🤣
You’re bones have ossified and are stronger. But you could probably benefit from a booster seat. They really only design seats to properly fit a range of average sized adults.
I use to use a city telephone book when I was a teen. Now that my butt has grown considerably, I can't. Butt, lol, I can't find a phone book anymore.
@@cynthiakeller5954I did the same with a telephone book, mainly because I have a short torso and couldn’t see too far over the steering wheel. Thankfully now they have better seat adjustments with cars.
I was honestly wondering what shorter adults do!
Every modern car has an option to raise the seat. The older models have a lever that pumps the seat up and the newer models have an electric button that raises the seat significantly so that you don’t need a booster seat. I’m 5 feet two...my mom who is a lot shorter than me uses a booster seat a family member got her on Amazon. I worry about her being so close to the dashboard though 😢
I love this type of content.
I love love love this thank you👍
As a house cleaner I’ve always cleaned mirrors with the lights off. But for a different reason. I’ve found I see streaks and smudges easier in natural/background light. So you know it’s really clean. And the top to bottom cleaning is a basic. The other tips are also right on.
I wasn’t expecting this to be so helpful
OMG, the clean the mirrors with the lights off to prevent streaks is something I've never heard, but it works!
Great thoughts and advice.
Loved all these tips! Kudos.
Can you guys do a Flight Attendant on your next one?
I watched thinking what could be new?? I am glad I did because these were useful tips. Thanks!
The cleaning tips were fantastic!! ❤
The hairdresser made perfect sense.
Did anyone else feel like the three hosts were competing to see who could blast through their segment the fastest? 😂
When a child is sick, you’d think the parent would want them to stay home and rest to get better, not consider them an inconvenience. Most schools have a policy where if they have a fever or diarrhea, they need to be fever and diarrhea-free for 24 hrs before returning, which parents agree to when they register at the school .
I'm from the era if I was sick. I had to be dead or dying because back then your attendance mattered and if you missed a day the teachers would NOT let you make it up if you missed assignments, turn in deadlines, or testing.
Yep,same with me.
My schools didn't care. Although if it was bad then my mom would let us stay home.
I got a letter this year from my preschoolers school telling us to still send them unless they are positive for Covid. It literally said they (the school) knows it’s tempting to keep them home but absent days add up.
When I was in school, we were given 10 days until the truancy officer shows up at our house.
My husband had to go to school no matter what.
Unfortunately, in the USA, public schools lose money when students are absent. Also, many jobs do not offer paid leave, so if a parent stays at home to care for a sick child, the parent (family) loses money.
The hairstylist knew his stuff! Good for him
Very informative thanks 😊
Great tips!
I would never use something hot to pop off my elastic. What if it melts into my hair?
Yes! And would you not use it more than once?!
If the rubber band is that tangled in my hair, I snip it off!
These are the one use only elastics used in small braids or small section hair styles. These come in packs of 100, there is rarely a second use even if you are super careful with them.
great doctor tips!
Great tips!!!
Co-Wash with a conditioner only it's a great alternative to shampoo
Dry Shampoo for elderly or sick temporarily or permanently unable to shampoo hair.
Wow the dr sounds like so much fun
I loved the house cleaner, great tips!!
I love the little interviewer.
What was the hot iron thing to get the elastic off???
I agree with the pediatrician about everything!
Positive content!
I think the same way w my grandchildren too I fell on ice , freezing rain in ak almost died still have head injury dizzy
Get a brain scan to check for a concussion or other brain injury. Any neurologist will say that persistent dizziness is a serious sign. Don't wait!
Don’t mix bleach and ammonia…dangerous reaction, my brother did this accidentally in trying to do some house cleaning for our parents, it caused him to get asthma because of all the irritations of the chemical by-products. He learned the hard way :(
He was in high school then, accidental and ignorant of what could happen.
Fun and interesting!
Vanessa slayed that interview 💪🏼 🎀
This was a good one
Good tips
i hate when hair professionals don’t elaborate on the ✂️💇♀️!trimming ends helps with length retention. so when your hair grows it doesn’t continuously break due to knots or split ends and can actually stay long. this is why we trim. it does support growth
He said that tho. Just not the way you phrased it.
Dopamine hit? I cringe when I get a call or text.
I Put phone on do not disturb
1- There are adults that are 3'9" shorter than that 4'9". They have special seatbelts adjustors for short people so I would say if your 12 yr old doesnt want a booster get them a seatbelt adjustor. Also using a flat iron to remove a hairband destroys the hairband. I dint have that kind of money to waste. You can gently remove a hairband without pulling.
Also, normal hairband do not get removed with heat only. This "trick" is only for the "all rubber" elastics, which should not be used anyway (they break too easily and damage the hair too easily)
Breaking the hairband is such a waste. Plus, some melted bits may stick to your hair or the heating element. Inhaling the fumes of burnt rubber is bad. [BTW, your 1st sentence led to this calc: 4'9" - 3'9" = 1' . By lack of a comma, you created 1-foot adults.]
Don’t expose your hair to heat that melts elastic!
The cleaning professional 🤎 has a great energy
She's so pretty too!
Vanessa, I wish you were here in Florida. I would hire you. I don't have a big house but it needs a good spring cleaning & I just don't have time. I feel like I am constantly repeating.
The hair stylist is great!
Great tips, especially the housecleaner! I'm surprised the hair guy didn't mention co-wash as a replacement for shampoo. I discovered it about a year ago, use it once a week, conditioner the rest, and my hair is very healthy. Shampoos can be so harsh.
I think it depends on your hair type tho. I'm guessing you have type 3 or 4 (I'm type 3)...co washes work well for us but I think it doesn't work well for types 1 and 2 because their hair tends to get way more oily
@@SW-oc2pp yep
There is a cleansing spectrum with shampoos…from strong/very cleansing to gentle/very moisturizing. Conditioners cannot actually CLEAN the hair. You need shampoo for that.
Signed: A “type 4” who used to cowash and now shampoos religiously once a week
He did mention co-wash in essence. That would be a shampoo that’s leaving a film behind which can lead to buildup over time.
@@LBellatrix that's real! I shampoo once a week too and use some leave-in conditioner in between as needed
The crowd behind the hairstylist 😭
Vanessa! Big fan!
1:11 mmm i think there are lessons everywhere.
My personal experience: my hair does grow faster ever since I started trimming the end periodically.
Love the “turn your light off when you clean your mirror” hack. I’m gonna try it.
My favorite was the mirror-cleaning hack too! By the way, your hair won't come out from your roots faster from cutting your ends. You'll just retain more hair on your ends if you cut them before the split and break off.
wait, what shampoo & conditioner can i use that dont have bad chemicals in em :\
Can you tell me what is the best cleaner to use on shower walls and tub.
Shower walls I use S.o.S steel wool pads and magic erasers. But that’s because it works for my material. If you have natural stone I’d look for something more natural. Oh and a steam cleaner that comes with a grout cleaner attachment is great for tiled grout.
@@janelane1912 I have I guess what you'd call hard plastic with groves in it. I don't know if s. O. S would scratch that or not. I guess I can try.
Thank you for replying to my question.
Yet, millions of kids ride a school bus WITH NO SEATBELTS..
When you have a car that's essentially a tank then go ahead.
I never understood that lol
Some people shouldn’t be a parent
😂😂😂😂 Trampolin just send one child at a time
Helmets is common sense even for adults
I never wore a helmet when riding my bicycle.
Exactly! No one did, no one had a head injury. We also played outside all day in the Texas heat, drank out of a hose, never ate processed foods...and as an old lady never took the stick full of dubious snake oil. Twin?
you must of been one of the lucky ones.
@@cynthiakeller5954 trust me when i say there was lots of injuries back when just didn't here much of it cause social media wasn't around. many people would faint from dehydration even back when. Guess some were lucky & some weren't
That explains a lot.
Vanessa!
How did we survive the 50s and 60s. It's a mystery to me
So are trampoline parks a no go?
What about an in ground trampoline
I LOVE VANESSA
No one should be going in public spaces when they are sick. Pre-covid I thought this was so disrespectful, but now it is surprising how many people think it is okay to send their kids to school.
why is the most helpful segment is the shortest 🤷🏽♀
12 year old in a booster. Housekeeper had a lot of good common sense
The cold water thing is not best..Especially if you care about water conservation, it may save on your soap, but you end up using more water when cold to rinse all the residue off. 💦
I knew it 😂; I never understood why people are spraying a cleaning solution on a surface not on a cloth 🌸🌼🌺
Trimming your hair doesn’t help it grow it just helps it retain length because your ends are now healthy and you are loosing less of it to breakage.
Yes we had to have a talk w my daughters Pediatrician she wasnt talk enough til 12
If your child is sick, KEEP THEM AT HOME!!!
I discovered myself to rinse suds in cool water. ✅✅
Wow, Carson Daily has really thickened up.
Toning shampoo can be a game changer for some blondes.
20plus years as a stylist.
Turn off notifications; turn on do not disturb is a much easier solution than don’t charge your phone in your bedroom.
Most kids will undo those settings and put the phone in silent mode. A parent peeking in the room may see the screen backlight illuminate from under the blanket, and the periodic flashes, too.
The number 4! I never send my girls if they don’t feel well..
I never did either! One year I was reprimanded by my sons teacher and principal because he missed two weeks of school. He and his younger brother had chicken pox! We were quarantined. A year later, the same- they had scarlet fever. I shut that down quick! I'm a retired teacher. I know when children need to be kept at home and when they don't. Be sensible.
as a hairstylist I never recommend bleaching your hair at home. box bleach is made with the strongest developer because its supposed to be a "one size fits all", which is never the case with hair. at the salon you will get a formula that was calculated for your specific hair type and porosity. not only that but its a chemical. professionals get specific training to safely handle them. if you aren't trained you can: burn off your hair, give yourself a chemical burn, or you could blind yourself. also you're more likely to be patchy and orange if you do it yourself.
Shouldn’t most of these be common sense? Like having your child wear a helmet on while riding a bicycle and don’t send your kid to school sick? Even the booster seat one. Like c’mon people 🙄
I don’t see kids wearing helmets in our suburb. As a pediatrician she sees plenty of preventable situations so I’m glad she shared the tip. Kids these days are also using electrical scooters and hoverboards daily.
@@eightyninetreasure I wouldn’t spoil my kids own anything that is electric or moves on it’s own. A scooter, bicycle or rollerblades will do. Child obesity rates are high in America.
@@eightyninetreasure I guess depending on when you live and the traffic volume, a parent can make their own decision on whether or not their kid should wear a helmet. A kid can also crash into a stationary object like a mailbox and crack their skull open. So idk as a kid if I was on a scooter, bicycle or rollerblading, I always had the biggest helmet on the block.
A pediatrician, hairdresser, and a house cleaner walk into a bar...
I blew a knee out & fractured it on a gymnastics trampoline. It wasn't the trampoline's fault, it was just bad luck, circumstances & me accidentally double jumping. My kids will have a trampoline if they want one, it's good for your brain anyway.
i don't know if trampolines are good for the brain but is it worth an ER visit?
@@neckwatch It wasn't really that painful, my period cramps are way worse, so yeah the ER visit was a piece of cake.
@@islandpersuasion4690 well that's YOUR experience. I've known many kids who've sustained horrible injuries landing on the support beams on trampolines. And I twisted and cut my ankle when my foot landed and got caught in between the springs when I was a kid. Trampolines are dangerous full stop. I feel better about NOT getting one for my son.
In my old neighborhood some neighbors had a trampoline with the springs buried in the ground. I wonder if this would be a good compromise to prevent injuries especially related to falling from heights and catching on springs?
@@neckwatch Good for you 🤣🤣
Joseph is really tall.
More time for the hairstylist then the pediatrician?
My 7 year old still rides in a booster. Until the seat bets fits her properly regardless of age.
My mum is barely 4ft9 as an adult 😂
3:30 let them know
He's really pretty in the face... def works in Beauty 👍🏾
That rubber band idea is actually low key mind blowing
The cleaner looks like Cristela
Not what I expected here needs more time and research here for obvious reasons I’m not going to answer why but I’m like it wasted my time done a lot of these jobs I hope most ppl knew this already some really are common sense
Not the 12 year old in a booster 😂😂😂😂
Trampoline: how my niece got her tooth knocked out
I don't care, I am not cleaning the mirrors in the dark :D
Vanessa, spray the towel..OMG! TY! 😅... only took 54 yrs to learn that!
I prefer direct spraying onto the surface to be cleaned. This soaks the target. I use the towel to block the spray from going past the target area. If I clean a large enough area, the towel gets saturated, so that is enough to clean other areas without more spraying; if I need a little bit more, I can spray the towel. Also, squeezing the trigger very slowly can cause the cleaner to come out in drops; this is useful for small spot treatment.
Me hoping to get a trampoline... because my kids haven't brokenanybones, which proves they aren't having enough fun.
That pediatrician seemed a bit over cautious. I grew up in a time where no one wore seatbelts in cars and kids got to wonder all over the neighborhood unsupervised. I have NEVER worn a bicycle helmet. EVER! I can't imagine the wind not running through my hair as a child. Naturally I have fallen off of my bike a lot of times. One time even into my bff's mom's roses. Thorns sticking into my skin was so painful. No one wore a helmet. I don't think there were affordable helmets back then either. PLUS I have been the passenger on a bicycle on the handlebars, seat, middle bar, and I have been the person standing and pedaling while my friend sat on the seat. No one ever fell off a bike where their head hit the pavement. You just knew how to recover from a fall. Skinned up knees and elbows were signs of a good day outside w/friends. >> I am not even going to touch that booster seat scenario. A 12 y/o in a booster? There are girls starting their period @ 10 and you want them to sit in a seat they could actually fill with a baby? I don't think so.
Have you seen the kids riding electric bikes nowadays?! Cars, bikes, everything is not as it was in the 50's and 60's so it's not an exact comparison.
Clean mirrors in the dark!! Haha 😄 🤣 😂
I’m 40 and I use booster😬 I’m 4’9😂
6:18 omfg how did we not know 🤯
Thermal energy? I guess termperature is a measure of the average motion of the molecules... but also... this is more for gasses, yes? Idk when we start talking liquid molecules moving past liquids I believe it's more lumped into enthalpy and useful energy etc. not kinetic unless you're doing a PhD in like physics or hydrolics (or maybe around some plasmas or subatomic particles?)...
6:41
Also regarding critical micellar concentration and surfave energy, part of me leans toward sense that temperatures of waters aren't super impactful... nor the hardness of the water you're using... but maybe it could depend on the surfactant you're using.
She's def not a physics or chemistry major. But perhaps blasting with hot water creates more bubbles by stirring up the surfactant, water, and air mixture. We know reaction rates are higher with higher temperatures. I use warm water to rinse; nozzle setting is for a weak output so as to pour water, not spray.
Dang I would have been in a booster until the end of 8th grade. I was 4 ft until that summer then I grew 5.4inch.
If you reach 4'5.4", you're still below the 4'9" threshold.
@@oahuhawaii2141 I went from being 4ft to 5 ft 4 inches.
@@saralbssaras5466: Wow! you grew 16 inches in one summer?! That's a big height spurt. All your clothes won't fit. Maybe needed a new bed, too.
4:09 why would I use a flimsy elastic and then destroy it so I have to use a new one next time? Talk about creating unnecessary trash 😵💫
Wow! That booster seat thing… I have to tell you we are really short and I. Would have been in high school in a booster seat! Really. Not happening.