I saw that video a while back and tried it once. It saved me 0:00 minutes.
I don't see the point. It isn't a better way. It is just a different way.
What's a tip or trick you never thought of...
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I don't see the point. It isn't a better way. It is just a different way.
The communitive and associative properties of mathematics/multiplication is taught pretty early, no?
Edit - Just looked it up - 3rd or 4th grade bro.
Dryer lint makes a great fire starter
They teach the difference between "to" and "too" at the same time, dare I say 3rd and 4th grade is a "common denominator" for you??
In the little bathroom trash cans with the grocery sacks, I feel that they stay in there better if they're put in this way.
The amount of people not knowing about the arrow on the gas gage is very funny.
I got nothing as far as a tip for anyone but my wife.
I got nothing as far as a tip for anyone but my wife.
Here is kinda a weird one but it works.
If you have a super foamy beer, take youe finger and rub behind youe ear, then touch the foam, it will immediately dissolve.
If you have a super foamy beer, take youe finger and rub behind youe ear, then touch the foam, it will immediately dissolve.
If you do nor burn much 2 cycle gas per year, start with aviation fuel, you do not need to stabilize it to get it through winter and the higher octane makes the fuel last longer in the can.
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The bottom of a coffee mug can sharpen a knife as well as a wet stone.
Plumbing basics:
Clean water goes up hill, shitty water goes down hill, your boss is an asshole, dont chew your fingernails.
Clean water goes up hill, shitty water goes down hill, your boss is an asshole, dont chew your fingernails.
Steel wool across a 9 volt battery will create a very high temperature fire starter than needs no oxygen and is incredibly wind resistant.
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See this is what I mean.
I would look at that and go ok
Ok, thr easier of those two is the top.
10% of 84 is 8.4. I need 4 of those.
I can do that in my head 32 +1.6= 33.6 then I need roughly 1/3 of 8.4 ok. That's 2.8
2.8 + 33.6= 36.4
Now if you would have just said 84% of 43, im doing 8x something. Much easier to inverse.
I used a can opener wrong for almost 50 years. Opened bananas from the wrong end also
One of the best ways to get onion smell off your hands is stainless steel. Rub a fork, spoon or just the bottom of your sink if it is stainless steel while cold water is on. Works better than lemon juice, baking soda, etc….
Orrr for the second one, you could take 16% of 43 and subtract it from 43 as well:
If you're ballparking I would do:
Move the decimal to the left once on 43 = 4.3
6 x 4 = 24 - Move decimal to the left = 2.4
Add together 4.3 + 2.4 = 6.7, subtract from 43 = 36.3
Put a little salt on a coaster before setting your drink on it, the NaCl crystals will break the surface tension and the coaster won't stick to the glass. Works especially well in hot, humid environments.
Your grandfather killed more deer while smoking a cigarette and wearing a stinky red flannel shirt than the vast majority of guys will that own 5k worth of sitka gear.
Learn how to play the wind and STFU.
Warming air goes up, cooling air goes down, that's true for air with scent in it as well.
Learn how to play the wind and STFU.
Warming air goes up, cooling air goes down, that's true for air with scent in it as well.
Your last point just reminded me that ceiling fans have switch to change fan direction, which comes in handy with different seasons. Had no idea until I replaced one in our bedroom.
Using a leaf blower to blow out my dryer vent piping. Ex-Navy guy had this on a Youtube, and it is genius.
I used a WEMO plug switch to remotely activate it from outside to see how much stuff got blown out (and to not have to expose my ears to the noise in the small laundry room area).
Just used wide vinyl (safety) tape to attach it to the indoor tubing connection, went outside to the exterior vent and turned on/off w/ my smartphone.
only issue - tsa confiscation will be followed by having to hold up pants for entire trip.
It never dawned on me until I moved to Appalachia that couches are multipurpose tools
What are you talking about?
I'm still confused. A box of soda cans with a bag inside? You got a pic of this?
Touching your nose will do the same thing. Skin oil reacts somehow with the bubbles and makes them pop at the touch.
I heard this tip at high school kegger.
I think he's talking about boxes with bags for recycling pop cans.
Oh....
Those of us that aren't janitors don't get that one...
