Different uses for everyday things.
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I would use wine corks as a bobbin for fishing.
Poor man's fishing tackle.0 -
Yeah, thank you! I will try this - getting some rust patches on my shower curtain rod.tempo_n_groove said:Want to remove rust? Use vinegar and aluminum foil.
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dankind said:
Hmm.... I wonder if Goo Gone would be safe to use. I’m pretty sure it would work.HesCalledDyer said:
Alcohol & salt are the way to go. I usually soak mine in a jar of iso-91, rinse, then add the salt & a few drops of water and shake it up. Sometimes takes 2 or 3 salt applications but it always comes out looking like the day I bought it. Acetone works great, too, but I don't recommend it because of the odor.hedonist said:
Epsom salt and rubbing alcohol are great for the abrasion and loosening the hardened gunk. Formula 420 is pretty effective too, as is Agent Orange. I put it all in a plastic baggie and get the old elbow grease going.dankind said:
What's a true cleaning? I've always been under the impression that unless one is willing to don a lab coat, then the best one could do was scrape around the areas you can reach with bent clip, cotton swabs, toothpicks, whathaveyou.hedonist said:
Well pish posh!dankind said:
We actually have a few extras we use as art, so may have to make do with those until we can physically go to a smoke shop. I like heft and a good fit.(that’s what she said)Citrasolv is similar to Goo Gone but is non toxic. We've been using it for years to clean sticker residue and other goop from books and records jackets. On very porous papers or porous paper boards it can leave a light stain (but which goes away most of the time after it dries), but works great on semi-glossy to glossy surfaces, non-plastic counter tops, and metals. But never use it on plastic. Some hard plastics are OK (it can be stores in most plastic bottles just fine) but it will ruin CD jewel case, LP's and other plastic surfaces. But other than that, it's great stuff!
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I'd love to try this and take before and after photos @darwinstheorydarwinstheory said:Yard fertilizer: For those with city sized lawns.
1c. Listerine
1c. Epsom salt
1c. Ammonia
1c. Liquid dish soap
1 can stale beer
1 can coca cola
Put ingredients on an Ortho 'Dial-A-Spray' and pepper sure Epsom salt has dissolved. Attach to hose. Do this routinely and your lawn will be green. You're welcome.0 -
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Bird feed is making the grass grow back thicker than ever!0
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