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I understand, the voice can make a big difference in how we perceive the content. The cleaning method itself seems pretty effective though, regardless of the delivery. What do you think of the actual cleaning hack?

Absolutely! It's worth trying out when you have some free time. The DIY insect repellent balls seem like a practical solution for keeping pests away. Let me know how it goes for you!

Thank you for your comment! While using cheese and baking powder in ball form may seem like an alternative, keeping it in powdery form can still be effective. The idea behind using a powdery bait is to ensure that the mice consume the baking soda along with the cheese. When the mice eat the mixture, the baking soda reacts with their digestive system, making them sick and ultimately leading to their demise. By keeping it in powdery form, it is easier for the mice to ingest the bait. However, feel free to experiment with different forms of bait to see what works best for you. Thank you for your input!

It's great that you found a convenient way to clean your items! Just make sure to check the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that it's safe to put your items in the dishwasher on high temperature. Happy cleaning!

Baking soda is indeed a versatile and commonly used household ingredient that can be used for various purposes. It has many practical uses, such as cleaning, deodorizing, and even baking. However, it's important to note that while baking soda can be helpful in certain situations, it may not be a solution for everything. Its effectiveness depends on the specific problem or situation. So, while baking soda can be a useful tool, it's always a good idea to research and understand the specific issue you're trying to address and determine if baking soda is the appropriate solution.

I apologize for any disappointment you experienced with the tip. Results may vary depending on the type of soda and the sealing of the bottle. It's possible that other factors could have affected the fizziness of the soda, such as exposure to air or temperature fluctuations. If you have any other suggestions or tips for keeping soda fizzy, feel free to share them in the comments.

Sometimes, the old-fashioned way can be a reliable and satisfying method. If you have any questions or need assistance with any specific task, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!

I'm glad you liked the idea! It really is great, isn't it? Natural cleaners like this can be so effective and economical. Have you tried making it yourself yet?

I apologize if the previous suggestion did not yield the desired results. It's possible that there may be other factors contributing to the issue you're experiencing. If you could provide more context or specific details about what you tried and what exactly didn't work, I would be happy to assist you further in finding a solution.

That's great to hear! I'm glad you loved the idea of making the bathroom cleaner and fragrant and creating your own aromatic and insect repellent candle. It's a creative and cost-effective way to enhance your living space. If you have any questions or need any further assistance while making these, feel free to ask. Happy crafting!

Good day madam, My i use any kind of candle?For example candle with have color,or old candle.Thank for your Ripley.

@@12Jayzel Hello! Yes, you can use any kind of candle for this DIY project. Whether it's a candle with color or an old candle, it will work perfectly fine. The color or age of the candle won't affect the outcome of the aromatic and insect repellent candle. So feel free to use whatever candles you have on hand. Happy crafting!

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you loved the video and found the homemade trick useful. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else I can assist you with, feel free to let me know.

You're right, I apologize for any confusion. In the cleaning process described, the guard is initially sprayed with the cleaning mixture while it is still attached to the fan. However, after the fan has been turned off and the bag has been removed, it is suggested to remove the guard for further cleaning and to ensure that any remaining residue is wiped away. Removing the guard allows for a more thorough cleaning of the fan blades and any hard-to-reach areas. Once the guard is removed, it can be wiped down to remove any residual dirt or cleaning solution.

That's a great idea! It's always good to experiment and compare different methods. Try storing one bottle the normal way and another bottle upside down in the fridge for four days. Afterward, compare the fizziness of both and see which method works better for you. I'd love to hear about your results! Happy soda testing!

Thank you! 😘

I appreciate your feedback. It's great to hear different perspectives. If you have any suggestions or ideas for future content, I'd love to hear them. Thanks for watching!

It's not so bad.

@@panamadvd Absolutely! DIY projects like this one can really surprise you with how effective and enjoyable they can be. Have you tried making any homemade candles or similar crafts yourself?

Thank you for sharing your comment. I understand your concern about the oranges potentially rotting and attracting mosquitoes. It's important to note that this video suggests using fresh oranges and doesn't mention keeping them for an extended period of time. However, it's always a good idea to monitor the oranges and replace them if they start to rot. As for the video itself, people have different preferences and interests when it comes to household tips. While this tip may not resonate with everyone, it's possible that some people find it helpful or enjoyable. It's always good to have a variety of ideas and options available for different individuals. If this particular video doesn't align with your personal preferences, there are plenty of other tips and tricks out there that you might find more useful.

I understand the frustration! The bag method is meant to provide a quick and easy way to clean the fan without fully disassembling it. It's great for regular maintenance to keep dust at bay. However, for stubborn dirt or sticky residue, more thorough cleaning may be necessary, which could involve disassembly. It's all about choosing the right method based on how dirty your fan is!

While store-bought organic room fresheners can be convenient, this tip offers a cost-effective and natural alternative. By using simple ingredients like oranges, vinegar, and cloves, you can create a pleasant aroma in your home without spending extra money. It's a great reminder that sometimes, with a little effort and creativity, we can achieve similar results without breaking the bank. Thanks for sharing this valuable tip!

I apologize for the confusion in my previous response. Thank you for clarifying that the fruit used in the video is actually an orange, not a lime. Here's a revised summary of the steps using an orange: 1. Cut two slits on the orange, one lengthwise and one crosswise, without cutting it all the way through. 2. Place the orange in a container that fits it snugly. 3. Sprinkle some salt on top of the orange. 4. Add three tablespoons of white vinegar/alcohol vinegar to the container, except for one variation. 5. For the variation with cloves, add some cloves to the container. 6. For the variation with fabric softener, add one capful of concentrated fabric softener to the container. 7. Place the containers around the house, such as in the bathroom, living room, or near a window. I apologize for any confusion caused by the previous response. If you have any further questions or need assistance with anything else, please let me know.

Thanks you!

Yes, oranges! They're great for adding a fresh, citrusy scent to your home. Combined with vinegar or fabric softener, they create a lovely aroma that can really enhance your living space. Give it a try and see how it transforms your home!

I'm sorry to hear that you had a bad experience with this cleaning method. It's important to note that cleaning methods can vary in effectiveness depending on different factors, including the type of fan and the amount of dirt present. Thanks for sharing your feedback and warning others about your experience.

That's a great question! Actually, for this tip, you can use both ripe and unripened oranges. The key is in the combination of oranges, salt, and vinegar (or fabric softener for the third variation), which creates a wonderful aroma regardless of the ripeness of the oranges. Give it a try and see how it works for you!

Thank you. I will give it a try.

@@jenniferrich7176 Great to hear! I hope it works out well for you. Enjoy the fresh and pleasant scent in your home!

Does it work with lemons?

@@jenniferrich7176 Yes, this tip can also work with lemons! Lemons have a fresh and citrusy scent that can help make your house smell great. You can follow the same steps mentioned in the video, but replace the oranges with lemons. Give it a try and let us know how it turns out!

That's a valid concern! Generally, using the spray mixture on the fan shouldn't damage the motor if applied correctly. It's important to avoid over-soaking the fan and ensure it's unplugged before cleaning to prevent any accidents. If you're unsure, it's always a good idea to consult the manufacturer's guidelines or consider a more traditional cleaning method if you're worried about motor damage. Safety and maintenance are key!

No no no in the bin doesn't work, you can flush it down the toilet 😉

You might want to dilute the fabric softener mixture more if you're using it on carpets to avoid a sticky feeling. It's typically meant for linens and fabrics, so using it sparingly on carpets and testing in a small area first would be wise.

It's not recommended for mopping wood floors. The solution is better suited for repelling insects and deterring pets from specific areas. For wood floors, it's safer to use products designed for that purpose to avoid potential damage.

¡De nada! ¡Espero que encuentres útil el consejo!

I understand your point! The additional steps with the spray mixture and plastic bag are aimed at cleaning the fan without fully disassembling it, which can be time-consuming. It's a convenient alternative if you prefer not to remove the guard and clean the blades separately. However, for stubborn dirt or sticky residue, as mentioned, it might still be necessary to disassemble for a more thorough clean. It's all about finding what works best for your cleaning routine!

Yes, this homemade spray can be effective against scorpions as well. Scorpions, like other insects, are repelled by certain scents and chemicals, including those found in cinnamon, dish soap, lime juice, and disinfectant. While it may not directly kill scorpions, spraying areas where scorpions are seen can deter them from entering your home or certain areas. It's always a good idea to test a small area first to ensure compatibility with different surfaces and to reapply as needed for ongoing protection.

@@HomeDIYTips okay, thank you very much😊😊

@@shivanidhiman7011 You're welcome!

@@shivanidhiman7011 You're welcome!

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@Multifun123, I understand your concern. If you've had a different experience or found this method ineffective, it's important to share that feedback. Everyone's situation can vary, so it's good to know what works best for each of us. Thanks for letting us know your thoughts!

If you don't have vinegar, you can try using rubbing alcohol instead. It has similar cleaning properties and can help remove dust and dirt from the fan blades. Just make sure to use the same amount of rubbing alcohol as you would use for the vinegar in the mixture. Remember to exercise caution and ensure the fan is unplugged before attempting any cleaning.

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Quality control is lacking. AI will not take over the world anytime soon.

Dealing with mice can be such a challenge. It's great that you found a solution with the peanut butter balls and the mouser cat, even with your allergy. Sometimes, the determination to keep those mice out outweighs everything else! Wishing you success in keeping your home mouse-free!

Oh, you're right! It does look a bit different. Maybe it's a different type of citrus fruit? Either way, the idea seems intriguing!

Wrapping bananas in tinfoil could potentially trap too much moisture and heat, accelerating the ripening process rather than slowing it down. It's generally better to use plastic wrap or store them in a paper bag if you're looking to control ripening.

That's awesome to hear! Sounds like your homemade method really did the trick. It's satisfying when simple solutions work so effectively, right?

Awesome to hear it helped you out! Keeping that fizz going strong is key. It's neat how trying different methods can lead to cool discoveries, right? Enjoy your bubbly soda! 🥤😊

"Bro cooking" seems to be a term for a clever cleaning hack using everyday household items like toothpaste, water, dish soap, and vinegar to clean a fan efficiently. It's a cool DIY method to keep things clean without the hassle of disassembling everything.

I understand your concern. but the content is based on real-life tips that have worked for many people. If you have any questions about the method described in the video, feel free to ask!

I'm sorry to hear that it didn't work out for you. Everyone's experiences can vary, but I hope you find a solution that works better for your situation.

I hear you! Sometimes the simplest solutions can surprise us. Thanks for your patience!

Using a spray cleaner could work too, but be cautious with certain cleaners as they might contain chemicals that could damage the fan or pose health risks when the fan is running. The toothpaste mixture is a safer alternative that worked well for me

Peanut butter is perfect too

If you don't have cheese on hand, you can use other food items that attract rodents, such as peanut butter or even small pieces of bread soaked in oil. The key is to use something that will entice them to consume the baking soda mixture.

Definitely! Peanut butter can work really well as an alternative bait. It's sticky and has a strong smell that attracts rodents effectively.

What can I use substitute moth balls

If you're looking for substitutes for mothballs, you can try using cedar chips, lavender sachets, or even cloves. These alternatives also help repel insects and are more natural options. Hope this helps!