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Thank you for sharing your good tips! I have only brought a few things with me during travel (paper towels, foil, knife, zipp bags & dish soap). You have inspired me to make a more efficient kitchen bag/kit.

excellent info! For family vacations, I recommend making a meal plan of favorite foods ahead of time, and pack accordingly. Easy quick favorites, so you know exactly what you will need to bring, buy, etc.

Great idea light weight cheap everything boom quick useful kitchen you can even get cheap pans that if left behind no big deal

Great ideas! Just staying at a hotel around Christmas, healthier food is not so easy to find around here, this makes me happy :-)

For some reason Corelle often winds up in second hand shops or put at the curb after a house cleanout. Idk if people think it's cheap looking or some sort of plastic they're unfamiliar with or what. I myself like it a lot....it's durable and great for everyday use. Takes some force to break it too.

awesome info!

What’s a honey bear?

Ever since our society has reopened post covid I noticed many offices have removed any shared utensils in the kitchen so I'll have to put together a mini kit like this.

Brilliant deserves more views.

Damn! Wish I'd know this about 15 years ago. Nice!

I have to travel a lot so this helps 👍

As a flight attendant ✈ I appreciate your video 😇

Very good video thanks!!!👍

Thank you...needed this information.

NEVER EVER ADD THE YEAST TO THE WET INGREDIENTS YEAST SHOUD BE ADDED ON TOP OF THE DRY INGREDIENTS. SHOULD NOT MIX WITH THE WET WATER.

I've found great handbook on woodprix website. Good solutions for everyone I think.

Do you pick all the petals off the blossom or use the whole head?

I started to make soap because of my daughters skin. Thank you for sharing

Come see us this spring, May 5, 2018 for our FARM FAIR. :)

you just saved me a lot of time and money thanks a lot I like the music could I have the name of song thanks again

I will try this method with my Gravely walk behind. Would chains on the tractor tires be beneficial for crimping, as the tiller is narrower than the wheels?

great idea!!!thank you

very nice video... I just did a video on dandelions.. I want to make some salve.. I just subbed your channel.. Come on over to my channel check it out you might see something you like if you do hit that bell.. Thanks for sharing..

I have some dandelions that my dad just brought me. Do I let them dry or put them in the oil now?

Great video, I want to share it at www.gallagherelectricfencing.com

Man! You just solved a lot of problems for me right there!

I like your recipe I'm going to try it. It looks good and what are the other grains did you use besides the oars

Great, now I have a new use for that old tiller I stopped using when I went to no till.

How long will this last using only natural ingredient ?

can I use dandelions that I dehydrated

In this video, you added 2 cups bread flour, and another cup of oats/etc. I don't have the size of my container so I don't want to add too much flour to land up with it all over the place. What I want to know is can I reduce the amount of flour from 3 cups to 2 cups instead? do I also have to reduce the other ingredients?

will this support a wood canopy instead of fabric?

Go to woodprix page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

thanks

I've been thinking of doing the same thing for a while. Thanks for the idea!

Only video I have found to take care of the same problem so I thank you. I want my canopy to be more permanent so this is perfect.

What do you do if the plastic on the moveable joints break?

Love the tip about melting the wax o a sheet pan to make thin wafers!

WOW!! I had been trying to figure out what I was going to do... Problem solved! Thank you for posting this!!!

Excellent Information. You may have just saved a lot of people a lot of money that would have been spent on a crimper.

Palsy? Great vid though!!

When I tried to infuse mine after about a week it grew mold. What did I do wrong?

Thank you for posting this video. I started with this idea in mind, but upon closer examination I decided to go a step further. At Home Depot you can find 48" long aluminum bars that are 3/4" wide and 1/8" deep. Take off the broken strut, take off the plastic end caps. Slide the aluminum flat bar into the two broken "sheath" pieces and replace the center plastic retainer until everything is tightly back together. Align the aluminum on one end with the bar slightly recessed, and cut the bar to size inside the tube to be slightly recessed on the other side as well. My EZ UP has plastic end pieces with an elongated U shape in its center to accommodate the bolt at each end. recognizing the inherent weak point (there was already a slight buckle in the tube where the plastic end cap stops inside) I wanted the bar to be run full tang inside the broken strut. I cut the inside half of the plastic end caps off, then notched them so the flat bar would fit snugly into it, and the cap could be replaced looking original. Align parts and drill the three holes through the original hole areas. Bolt your newly repaired strut back to the canopy frame. No glue. No extra bolts. NO weakpoints at the edges of the repaired area where the internal bar ends. The aluminum flat bar runs the ENTIRE length of the strut, bolt to bolt, with no place for the wind to ever catch it and snap at the end of the repaired area. The aluminum bar costs $5.75. I almost look forward to the next break, so I can just replace and improve all my other struts. I bought two more bars I carry with me to events just in case. One bar. One drill. One exacto knife. 10 Minutes. EZ UP wanted $30 for this. To this, I say "HA!"

My metal pieces broke where your example did, but I can't remove the two black plastic pieces to reconnect the struts. How did you remove them? The bolt used will not unfasten?

I broke my canopy tent folding it up, the piece is hanging in the middle-Do you know how I can fix that?

Umm the ability to fold up is sort of the point of having one of these.

U don't have to be soo rude..but thanks for the idea. Ill be doing the same thing

yumm

GREAT RECIPE ! love ur channel :)

do you know how to stop small tears on the canopy..from getting bigger? besides purchasing a tent repair kit?