Don't do the rat poison one! My neighbor did this to kill the mice in his yard. A squirrel ate the poison, came into my fenced in yard and died. My dog found it, ate on the poisoned squirrel and died too. I took my dog to the vet for an autopsy and it confirmed that he had rat poison in his body.
I agree their are safer ways to deal with rats mice. One is to keep area cleaner. Dont trow bread ect. Clean up leaves and wood next to houses and buildings.
lol The hammer hack had me shaking my head. The magnetic hammer is made to hold the nail the other way around. The hole that was covered up was for the head of the nail. The channel or grove along the head of the hammer holds the body of the nail. It's built into the hammer to allow you to tap it once and get it started and then you hammer away. No need to use two hammers. lmao
To remove the sticky greasy dirt in the kitchen use oil (any kind, whatever you use for your salad) - not only to make it shine but also to protect against the greasy stuff and to get it off easier next time... Didn't believe it until I tried (but I knew before this video). Was totally worth it and super easy to clean!
Glad that you actually show the process in longer detail, as most "hack" videos don't. Realky liked using a bag and duct tape around a cut off tree limb to make a "portable bucket". Good for anyone going camping or in the outdoors. Many others I liked, too!
It's the digital AI era now. Books are a mainstay but companies are paying people to advertise on their uploaded content and is a driving force behind people making videos and subscribers and likes. That's why they always include a "plz like/subscribe" to get higher numbers and get a paycheck...
Yeah I caught that too...there is no vent to the out side on the WASHING MACHINE to blow the lint out.... try doing it on the dryer...it will work much better.
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="127">2:07</a> until u hit the tire and the axe bounces back up wildly and u end up with an axe to the face… <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="335">5:35</a> or u could just use your own fingers… requires the same amount of force and won’t end up bending your spoon <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="403">6:43</a> love the edited blur to show the rocks “aren’t moving” really proves that the product works 🙄 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="533">8:53</a> and render it useless as it now has every wood, bug, pebble, dirt and grass particle attached to it <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="816">13:36</a> Wasn’t even pulling on the paper 🙄 hair dryer isn’t going to fix it, it’s the magnet inside that has gone weak <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="848">14:08</a> the leaking water and electricity is a no-no, also I’m more concerned as to WHY the ice on the left looks so brown? 🤢
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="220">3:40</a>... genius tip... clean laundry vent to avoid " fires caused by washing machine"... really ?? Are you sure about that?? Maybe just use less flammable water😂😅
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="470">7:50</a> - **That's dumb as F#!** Yeah, so you don't have to recover a dead rodent from a box... No, you'll just have to A) smell them decay somewhere in the yard, under the deck, ect AND B) Pick up the dead animals that did find them... like your dog/cat.
I would NOT trust the rat bait in the PVC trick. Have you ever watched a dog lick marrow or peanut butter from inside a long bone? A dog could eat that poison easily.
Because you don't want to risk driving the bolt even deeper with a right-hand drill bit. Absolute standard procedure, no idea why it is listed as "genius life hack", though.
Yeah I looked that up too. Turns out it's a thing. I never had a stuck one where I worried about the drill bit for the extractor accidently driving it deeper though.
you do not need a left hand drill bit set for this one, you can drill the pilot hole with a normal drill/bit. But the removal tool you will notice IS left handed, and this is because in order to unscrew the bolt, it must be of the opposite hand to the bolt. If you DO have a left-handed drill bit set (and all drills can be operated in both directions), then drilling the hole sometimes loosens the bolt !
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="86">1:26</a>. A drill motor is not meant to be hauling this kind of weight and will burn out. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">2:03</a> Tires tend to hold water by nature of their shape. This creates a breeding ground for mold and mosquitos. Drill holes in the bottom sidewall for drainage. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="158">2:38</a>. Use two sticks with a string or use a retractable measuring tape to get straight lines... <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="239">3:59</a> Using hitch knot? <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1201">20:01</a> Using regular bar of soap will get out stains just as easy. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1245">20:45</a> Rubber bands can chafe or cut off circulation if you choose the wrong size band, even with fabric between.
They have cheap plastic "clips" that hold onto nails, then just pull the clip, finish hammering, and move on to the next nail. I saw them many years ago.
I found that using Purple Power and a stiff brush cleans tennis shoes nicely. I also put my tennis shoes in the washing machine. I haven’t had any issues with the shoes.
That moving strap is genius. But don't ever mix moisture and fans. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1029">17:09</a> Yeah, that hack doesn't work. Saw a carpenter did it on RU-vid. Waste of time.
Before computers a hack was using something for a purpose other than it was designed for. Some of these are tips, some fit the definition of hacks. Learn more about English before you criticize someone’s usage.
noun: life hack a strategy or technique adopted in order to manage one's time and daily activities in a more efficient way. "this useful website offers good lifehacks fo
@@anitabellefeuille7362Thank-you for saving me the trouble. To expand on this if I may, as an IT guy, hacks or hacking in the technology world isn’t exclusive to intrusion but also refers to ‘unorthodox’ code/file modification(s) to achieve something other than what is being initially presented.
Yep. "Hacks" was used long before computers to mean doing something unconventionally to accomplish the same goal in a better way. Usually more efficiently.
whenever you build a culvert, always istall the chain before you go home. And when you clear it with a tyre, attach a fresh chain on the other side so it follows the tire, and you can leave the chain in there for next time. (I am a good chain salesman aren't I?)
