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Onnie 3 year s ago
This post is for all those people that have been living under a rock.
       
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Jackson 3 year s ago
#24 While using oil in a lock would work, the oil will collect crud and dry out over time. The proper thing to use for locks is graphite lubricant. Arbitrary example from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Panef-Corp-Powdered-Graphite-Lubricant/dp/B0016GZQ60
       
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Nora 3 year s ago
If you didn't know #20, you shouldn't be driving a car...
       
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Ples 3 year s ago
#29 "Many hairpins have a grooved and a smooth side. The grooved side is meant to face in towards to scalp to provide a little extra grip."

Now I don't use hairpins but I would think the side WITHOUT the sharp pointed end would be better against your scalp?
       
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Tine 3 year s ago
#18 actually the bananas grow the way they are shown in this picture, so peeling it from the top is the "correct" way.
       
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Jimmie 3 year s ago
I miss #20 These new auto-dimming mirrors have no idea when I want day or night mode.
       
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Socrates 3 year s ago
Also, remember to breathe. You are less likely to suffocate that way.
       
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"Using Kitchen Sponges"

"Your sponges might be making your dishes dirtier. If you’re not regularly sanitizing your sponges, you could just be wiping your dishes and counters with bacteria.
Keep your sponges away from raw meat. If you're dealing with leftovers of meat juice, use a paper towel instead. To properly sanitize your sponges, immerse them in boiling water for five minutes. Alternatively, soak a sponge in water and heat it on high in a microwave for one minute, or pop it into the dishwasher with a heated dry cycle."

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