Yeah I thought letting it sit might be awkward. I make the paste pretty thick and it generally stays in place without slumping on vertical surfaces. Good luck and keep up the good work!
I know I'm late to the party but for getting labels off jars and bottles I make a paste of baking soda and vegetable oil. Spread it over the label, let it sit for a while, wipe off the paste (save it to reuse), then peel off the label and just use soapy water to wash off the remaining oily adhesive mix. I usually leave it sitting for hours because ADHD so I'm not sure what the shortest sit time is. Because the baking soda is a gentle abrasive and carrier for the oil you can use it to scrub the adhesive off too.
As a GenX I'd say you're probably not too wrong about many of us but there's still many that are very anti-establishment. If you're unionised check out some of your most militant union folks, chances are they'll be GenX. As for those executive function skills...my super late ADHD diagnosis would like a word if I remember/want to take my meds :/
Check your crevices!
WTF NZ?
Not too be a vulture but come to sunny Bundaberg, Queensland! We need health staff :P
Yep! The alcohol kills off the slow, old and sick brain cells. The strong and fast ones survive so you end up smarter.
Nábrók, the ultimate BIFL pants lol. That's just my silly answer because I want to keep track of this post.
Well...a wrong is a negative thing. Two wrongs would be a double negative. A double negative is a positive and a positive thing is a right. Therefore two wrongs do in fact make a right. (Please note: I don't believe this and an just using words recreationally)
How bad could it be?
But can you shoplift the tools to remove them?
Pot8o
joined 2 years ago
What is the significance of using expired canisters?