Handyman's Don't Want You To Know This! Tips & Hacks That Work Extremely Well

@Beefeater911 4 months ago

At 1:40, Did this dude drill a 3” hole all the way through his wall to drop a water bottle to open a door handle that didn’t have a lock on it?

@DIYTechTrends 5 months ago

Good ideas 🎉 thank for sharing

@user-tc4xv9jw2x 5 months ago

Mir haben schon viele Tipps geholfen, Danke 👍👍

@TheOdsd1977 5 months ago

You know it, I know it... Most have an infinitely simpler solution.

@user-dk2eb1hm7m 5 months ago

я бы только за мытьё кисти в мойке - кастировал..

@BHK_DIYAtHome 5 months ago

Thank you for sharing these great tips

@ferdinandsteffen7873 3 months ago

Sehr schoen, gut zu gebrauchen, aber wo, und wie, koennte man sowas eventuell kaufen.

@marcelinosuarezovies9060 5 months ago

no se sabe lo que son las cosas (líquidos y polvos que usas) ¿Qué narices son?

@angelromero1042 5 months ago

Bien mi chinito, recordandolos siempre!!

@RubberRivet 5 months ago

You won't find a handyman that is bothered if you know about this.

@plunkervillerr1529 4 months ago

I common my hair with 6 penny nails.

@armonfrohlich6348 1 month ago

why shouldn't you grind something up with a hand blender in a bowl or something similar, but put a little in the hollow of the hand blender and put a bag over it? if you don't just press down on it from above with the hand blender, but slowly move along the bottom, then the air flow from the rotation of the cutting blades will pull the material up and the bottom will also become smaller. Unless you keep pressing at the material from above. Then already chopped material will be pressed and almost nothing will happen. It's better to learn how to handle the stuff properly instead of using "tricks". Especially since most of these devices have several spaces at the front so that the material can be drained away (at least in theory), which of course makes this technique not really easy...