"A Potato Peeler"
"A potato peeler is a versatile tool. Use it to grate cheese as well. Put your peeler to work shaving long, thin strips of parmesan cheese from the block, creating paper-thin carrots for salads, or even slicing an onion in record time."
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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
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?
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.
https://www.amazon.com/Panef-Corp-Powdered-Graphite-Lubricant/dp/B0016GZQ60
Now I don't use hairpins but I would think the side WITHOUT the sharp pointed end would be better against your scalp?