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I appreciate your feedback! Results can vary from person to person, and sometimes it may take a little time for the method to show effects. If you have any other tips or experiences, we'd love to hear them! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
That's awesome to hear! I'm glad it worked so well for you! It's great that you were able to keep it going by removing the ashes. Have you tried adding any other ingredients to enhance the scent or effectiveness? I'd love to hear more about your experience!
Hey there from Moro, Arkansas! It's great to see you here! I hope you enjoy trying out the tip. Let me know how it works for you, and feel free to share any local tips you might have as well!
That's awesome! I can't wait to hear how it goes for you. It really works wonders! If you have any questions while trying it out, just let me know. Happy experimenting!
I appreciate your feedback! I aim to share tips in a fun and engaging way. If there's anything specific you'd like me to clarify or if you have suggestions for improvement, I'd love to hear them!
Do this method or spank your Lazy ass and dissamble the dirty fan because whatever the methods of cleaning you invented in your complicated mind, in the end it all comes down to disassemble to clean it!! what an un useful tip..
Thanks for your feedback! I’m glad you appreciate the straightforward recipe. It’s always great to share practical solutions that really work. If you have any other tips or experiences to add, feel free to share! Happy to hear your thoughts!
Thanks for the suggestion! I appreciate your input. Making shorts is definitely something I'm considering to reach more viewers. I’ll keep it in mind for future content! Stay tuned!
That's a great point! Mice are indeed curious creatures and might chew through bags of baking soda. To prevent this, it's best to store the baking soda mixture in airtight containers when setting out your traps. This way, you can keep it safe from curious critters while still effectively dealing with the problem. Thanks for sharing that insight!
@HomeDIYTips this was back when I had food in the pantry that wasn't kept in totes - this mouse problem just started - before 2020 I never had to keep unopened food boxes or bags in totes & maybe had one mouse every 2-3 years
@@1gmhope I totally understand how frustrating that can be! It seems like mice can be more of a problem when there are food sources available. Keeping food sealed in totes is definitely a smart move. It's amazing how quickly they can find their way in. If you ever try the baking soda method, I hope it helps get rid of those pesky mice! Thanks for sharing your experience!
A genuine question, will i d!e if i took rat poison at night, whatever happens can happen in my room but i don't wanna see the sun tomorrow, but i want 100% gurantee
Not this one.... I bought from market.... The guy jokingly said take it with milk, but he didn't knew i was serious i just wanna confirm if it 100% guranteed
It's crucial to understand that using rat poison is not safe, and there are no guarantees regarding its effects. Mixing rat poison with milk or any other substance is not advisable, as it can lead to severe health risks. If you have any doubts or concerns about the product you purchased, please consult a medical professional or poison control immediately. Your safety is the top priority!
WRONG! Once opened, close it and just leave it outside of the fridge. Room temperature. I personally prefer soda with ice so this is how I can preserve the gas for WEEKS!
Interesting perspective! Leaving soda at room temperature definitely works for some people, especially if you enjoy it with ice. However, I've found that storing it upside down in the fridge really helps maintain the fizz for longer. It's all about personal preference! If it works for you, that’s great! Have you noticed any differences in taste or fizziness over time with your method?
Thank you for your input! You're right that dead mice can create an unpleasant smell, which is definitely a concern. It's important to place the mixture in areas where you can monitor and manage it effectively. If you do encounter any issues, proper cleanup and ventilation can help. I appreciate the reminder, and I hope you have a great day too!
Haha, I can see how it might look like super glue at first glance! But thankfully, it’s just toothpaste-perfect for cleaning! 😄 Have you ever tried using it for cleaning? It works wonders!
I get where you're coming from! It might sound surprising, but many people have found that natural ingredients like cloves can help deter insects. It's definitely worth a try if you're looking for a DIY solution! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
The tip actually uses oranges, I used green orange but you can definitely experiment with limes if you prefer a different citrus scent. Both can add a lovely aroma to your home!
Great question! In the video, I used regular coffee powder, but infused coffee could definitely add an extra layer of scent and effectiveness. If you have any infused coffee on hand, feel free to use it! It might enhance the repellent’s aroma even more. Thanks for your interest!
@@Nanna_home You're welcome! I can't wait to hear how it goes. Enjoy the process of making your own candles, and feel free to share any tips or variations you come up with. Happy crafting!
That's a great point! Cloves are often used because they have a strong scent that helps repel insects, but I understand they might not be available everywhere. You can definitely experiment with other natural ingredients that are more accessible in your area, like cinnamon or even citrus peels. The main goal is to use what you have on hand to create a natural repellent. I'd love to hear what alternatives you might try!
Great observation! They do have a similar shape, but they are oranges. The color and scent really make a difference in the final aroma. Thanks for pointing that out! Have you tried the tip with limes? It could be an interesting twist!
So after spraying it with sticky goop and "cleaning" it without disassembling it... we're going to disassemble it to dry it off? I just take it outside, run it at top speed, and with a large brush just keep poking at the blades through the grille, from front and back, to sweep any dustbunnies off the grille and fanblades. The breeze just blows the dislodged dust out into the wild where it belongs. Works on everything from small table-fans to the huge box-fan I have in the living-room.
Thanks for sharing your approach! Taking it outside and using a brush to dislodge the dust definitely sounds efficient, especially with the breeze helping to blow everything away. It’s nice to have different options for cleaning fans, whether it's disassembling or using a quick method like this one. I appreciate your insight, and I’ll keep it in mind for my next cleaning session!
Great question! We're using oranges in this tip for that delightful citrus aroma. However, you could experiment with limes if you prefer a different scent. They might give a fresh twist to the air in your home! Have you tried using either one before?
I appreciate your feedback! Not every hack is for everyone, but I thought this one was a fun and creative way to tackle a common problem. If you have any cleaning tips that work for you, I’d love to hear them!
I'm glad you found it surprising! It's amazing what a few simple ingredients can do for our home. Give it a try-you might be pleasantly surprised by the results!
You look like lime but it was green Orange 😄 It looks like I got a bit mixed up there! While limes can definitely work too, the tip is super effective with both oranges and limes. Thanks for pointing it out, and I hope you enjoy trying it out!
Hi there! Thank you for your lovely message! I'm so glad you found the tips helpful. Your support means a lot to me! If you have any questions or need more advice, just let me know. Happy unclogging!
That's awesome to hear! 🙌 Using both the candle and the matches is a great strategy for extra freshness. It’s all about feeling comfortable in your space. Thanks for sharing your experience! 💖
That's a great question! The mixture can last for several days to about a week, depending on your environment. While vinegar does have a strong smell, it actually helps preserve the mixture and enhance the aroma. Just be sure to replace the oranges if they start to look dry or moldy. Enjoy the fresh scent!
That's a great question! While this method is primarily designed for sinks, some of the ingredients might help with minor clogs in the toilet as well. Just be cautious, as toilets can be a bit different with their plumbing. If you try it, let us know how it goes! 😊
I get that! Fabric softener isn't for everyone. You can always skip that part and stick with the oranges, salt, and vinegar for a refreshing citrus scent. Everyone has their preferences, so feel free to customize it to what you like best!
I appreciate your feedback! I understand that not every tip resonates with everyone. The goal of the video was to share a fun and cost-effective way to make aromatic candles at home. If you have any other ideas or suggestions, I’d love to hear them! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
That's an interesting perspective! It seems counterintuitive, but temperature can definitely affect carbonation. When soda is chilled, the gas is more soluble in the liquid, which might lead to quicker loss of fizziness once opened. Keeping it at room temperature could slow down that process a bit, especially if you’re not opening it frequently. Have you noticed a big difference in taste or fizziness with your method?
@@HomeDIYTipsno difference whatsoever for the first, maybe, two days. It doesn't go flat as fast but after about 4 days (if I've jostled it too much, for instance) it's hit or miss when I'll pour some and realize it's flat.
@@bridgettleah2027 I appreciate your input! It’s true that results can vary based on how the soda is handled. The first couple of days might not show much difference, but it sounds like you’ve experienced some variability after longer storage. Jostling can definitely affect carbonation. If you give the upside-down method a try, it might help stabilize the fizz over those four days! Let us know how it goes!
Sounds like that little guy is quite the strategist! 😄 Don't worry, with this method, you'll be the one outsmarting it in no time. Just mix up that baking soda and cheese, and place the containers around. You'll have your space back before you know it! Good luck!
I appreciate your input! It's true that the fan can look clean, but sometimes dust builds up in places we can't see. The mixture helps to remove any hidden dust and allergens, making it even more effective. Have you tried any cleaning hacks that worked well for you? I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Thanks for your feedback! I appreciate your honesty. Engaging with viewers is important, and I’m glad to be here to answer questions. If you have any suggestions for improvement or specific topics you'd like to see, feel free to share!
It is green Orange. I understand where you're coming from! While the tip focuses on oranges for their fresh scent, feel free to experiment with other fruits or natural ingredients that you enjoy. The main goal is to create a pleasant aroma in your home, so use what works best for you!
I appreciate your perspective! It's always important to consider warranty implications before trying out new methods. This hack is meant to simplify cleaning, but I understand that some might prefer to stick with manufacturer guidelines. Thanks for the reminder, and happy cleaning!
Thanks for visiting! It’s interesting how different regions have their own varieties of coconuts. I’d love to hear about your similar trick! Any tips for using smaller coconuts? Appreciate your input! 🌴
You make a great point! Lighting a match does help to burn off some of the gases, which can effectively eliminate the odor rather than just masking it. Thanks for sharing that insight! Have you tried this trick yourself?
That's a valid point! When there's less soda in the bottle, the CO2 can escape more easily, which definitely affects the taste. Keeping the bottle sealed tightly can help maintain the carbonation longer. Have you found any tricks that work for you?
That almost 4 days soda is flat af 😂 aint no way id wan't to drink that. But if she really wanted to check andcompare the amount of "fizz" then she should have put ice in the glass and then poured the coke.
I appreciate your feedback! Testing with ice is a great idea to see how the fizz holds up. Everyone has their preferences, but I've found that storing it upside down really does help maintain the carbonation for longer. Maybe give it a try and see how it works for you!
Absolutely! Ground cloves can be used in the candle-making process. They will still provide a wonderful aroma, just make sure to mix them well into the melted wax. Enjoy your crafting!
