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00:00Think you're ready to see the world in a whole new way?
00:03I hope so, because I'm about to blow your mind.
00:06Have you ever noticed those plastic lines along the side of your phone?
00:10They're the oddly space stripes that seem to have no purpose.
00:14In reality, though, they're probably your phone's most important feature.
00:18Because without them, your device would be little more than a smart paperweight.
00:23They are antenna lines, allowing your phone to remain wireless.
00:28Electromagnetic waves carrying phone, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi signals cannot pass through metal,
00:33which makes up most of the phone's outer case.
00:36And the glass panel up front also slows those waves down.
00:39It's like there's a bouncer at the door, refusing to let most signals in or out of the phone.
00:44Hey, I've been to that nightclub!
00:46Anyway, that means no phone calls, no text, and no late-night delivery
00:51when you have nothing in the fridge except one egg and something that might have once been lasagna.
00:56Those little strips of plastic allow the same electromagnetic waves to come and go as they please.
01:02This is why you can call a friend, order a ride, or play an online matching game until 3 in
01:07the morning.
01:07Hey, don't you have to get up early for work?
01:10When you do finally stumble out of bed, make sure you're using this next item correctly
01:15to avoid a potentially upsetting situation.
01:18The zipper, originally patented as the clasp locker in 1851, didn't become widely used until the 1930s.
01:27Now, they're on everything, from bags to jackets to jeans.
01:31And they're not perfect.
01:32They get stuck.
01:33They pinch the skin.
01:35And we all know what happens if the zipper on our pants refuses to stay up.
01:39Well, luckily, this can be avoided.
01:41Most zippers have a locking mechanism built right in.
01:44When the zip is facing down and flat against the teeth, the lock is engaged and the zipper remains closed.
01:51If only I had known that back in school.
01:54What about those metal rivets most jeans have?
01:57They're more than a design choice.
01:59They were added to protect areas that experience the most strain, such as pocket corners and the base of the
02:05fly.
02:06The rivets hold the fabric together, even when it's being stretched and pulled during work.
02:10And since we're talking about clothing, have you ever wondered about that tiny fifth pocket at the front of your
02:16jeans?
02:17Well, first of all, it isn't really a fifth pocket.
02:20Originally, jeans were made with four pockets, including that little one in front.
02:25The fifth pocket is actually the one on the back left, which was only added to jeans in 1901.
02:31The little pocket, though, was important a long time ago.
02:35Cowboys needed to keep their pocket watches safe while riding out on the range.
02:39Yeehaw!
02:40That pocket kept the watches protected, but also handy.
02:43And then, people became so used to it that jeans just look weird without one.
02:48Another strange holdout from a bygone day is that stitched V on the front of some sweatshirts.
02:54What if I told you that those exact stitches hold the whole shirt together?
02:58Well, then I would be lying, and I never do that.
03:02But, back in the 1940s, this V was very useful.
03:06First, the V-stitch was initially used to add a patch of stretchy rib fabric to the shirt
03:12so that it could fit over our big heads more easily.
03:15Secondly, these shirts were specifically designed for sports.
03:18So, the V included an additional piece of fabric to absorb the sweat that would build up during a game
03:24or a workout.
03:25As stretchy fabric became readily available and better at handling perspiration, the V lost its traditional value.
03:33But, like the tiny jean pocket, it has continued as a decorative feature.
03:37A reminder of our big-headed ancestors who apparently only sweated just below the chin.
03:43But, moving on.
03:45One place you won't find many people sweating is the golf course.
03:48You will see quite a few fashion disasters, sure.
03:52But sweat?
03:53Not so much.
03:54Golf was invented around the 16th century in Scotland.
03:57Back then, the ball was perfectly round and smooth.
04:00Over time, the ball would become dented from use.
04:03And at some point, golfers discovered that these imperfections actually helped the ball fly farther.
04:10Dimples were added on purpose in the 1900s,
04:12when it was found out that they reduced the aerodynamic drag that slowed down a smoother ball.
04:18And the dimples made the balls easier to control.
04:21And no, not all golf balls are created equal.
04:25The number of dimples can range from 300 to 500,
04:28with one company producing a ball with over a thousand little dents.
04:32Wow, a little overboard, eh?
04:34Need a quick, refreshing drink after a round of golf?
04:37Juice boxes, created back in 1963, are very convenient.
04:42But why do they have these large triangular flaps on top?
04:46Their lifted flaps act as hand grips.
04:49This stops you from accidentally squeezing a full box and spilling juice all over the place,
04:54like onto your favorite t-shirt or the new couch.
04:57Now, when you're done golfing,
04:59grab your backpack with that leather diamond patch with two vertical openings.
05:03It's commonly referred to as a lash tab.
05:06But I much prefer its other name, pig snap.
05:09I mean, it certainly looks like one.
05:12You typically find these pig snouts on pats used by hikers and climbers.
05:16The diamond is a place to tie any extra gear that they need to carry,
05:20like boots, cooking equipment, or sleeping bags.
05:22But these lash tabs are also becoming more common on smaller backpacks.
05:26They're a nod to the past, but just as useful.
05:29Attach your running shoes to one next time you head to the gym,
05:32keeping those stinky things away from the rest of your clothes.
05:35Now, I'm sure you're a great driver.
05:39But for years, you've probably been neglecting an important safety feature right in front of your eyes.
05:45That rear-view mirror has a small tab located at the bottom center.
05:49It's high time you started using it.
05:51When this is flipped forward, the mirror is in day mode,
05:54providing a strong reflection of everything behind the car.
05:57Flipping the tab backward changes the whole situation to night mode.
06:02This reduces the brightness of the headlights behind you, resulting in a safer drive.
06:07Another cool car tip?
06:09If you're borrowing from a friend, using a rental, or have the memory of a houseplant,
06:14cars feature a handy indicator to let you know which side the gas tank is on.
06:18It's a tiny arrow next to the pump icon that points either left or right.
06:23Where the arrow points, that's where the gas tank can be found.
06:27And that's one less thing you have to remember.
06:30Okay, off to the grocery store.
06:32A regular shopping cart has a useful feature you might have been overlooking.
06:36Carts usually include loops in the metal frame, often behind the child seat.
06:41As you bag your groceries, hang the ones with fragile or squishable items, like eggs or bread, on these loops.
06:48Now they're out of harm's way when you toss that giant watermelon into the cart.
06:54Later, when you're unloading your groceries, do yourself a favor and grab that box of plastic wrap.
07:00You know, the one that is impossible to unroll without the whole tube coming out while the plastic wrap sticks
07:06to itself.
07:08Check out either end of the box, and you'll see small tabs that you are supposed to push in.
07:13This helps to hold the roll in place, so you can easily pull the plastic wrap out without all the
07:19fuss.
07:20Aluminum foil boxes also have these tabs.
07:22Now that you can finally use that plastic wrap, try this appealing hack.
07:27Separate that bunch of bananas and cover each stem in some plastic wrap.
07:32The stem releases a gas called ethylene.
07:35When it reaches the rest of the banana, it encourages the fruit to ripen and turn black.
07:40If you wrap the stems, your bananas will last longer.
07:44And since you're in your kitchen, you might as well warm up that coffee from this morning.
07:49Just remove the gross skin that has formed on top.
07:52Don't eat it!
07:53Of course, as you open the microwave, you'll notice that the glass in the door has a strange black mesh
07:59inside.
08:00This mesh is designed to stop any radiation from passing through the glass.
08:05Like the electromagnetic waves we discussed earlier, radiation can't pass through metal.
08:10That mesh keeps it all safely inside to help you heat up your food.
08:14Thank you, science!
08:16Oh, and about that cup of coffee.
08:18Did you know that the handle size can help you determine how much the mug actually holds?
08:23Let your fingers guide you.
08:25If you can fit two fingers into the handle, then the mug holds 8 ounces or one measuring cup of
08:30liquid.
08:31Three fingers, 10 ounces or one and a quarter cups.
08:35Four fingers, 12 ounces or one and a half cups.
08:38Pretty cool, huh?
08:41Did you ever notice that the toilet paper color is usually white?
08:45But this color wasn't always a favorite.
08:48In fact, colored toilet papers popped out on the shelves in the 1950s.
08:53Homeowners purchased pink, blue, yellow, green, and even black paper because these colors matched the interior.
09:01But eventually, many doctors began to associate the dye in colored toilet papers with increased health risks.
09:08Also, the dye didn't allow the colored paper to decompose as quickly when it was flushed down,
09:14which increased the risk of clogging septic tanks.
09:17This made manufacturing and retail prices too high compared to the basic white paper.
09:23And eventually, the demand began to fall.
09:28And now, let's take a closer look at these fancy patterns.
09:31Most people probably don't care about the decorations when it comes to their toilet paper.
09:36However, these patterns still exist.
09:39But why?
09:40Well, there are several opinions.
09:43Some say it's just a marketing tool.
09:46Manufacturers use pretty decor to make their products look more aesthetically pleasing
09:50and to make customers associate their brand with elegance and a luxurious lifestyle.
09:56Another explanation is more practical.
09:59These patterns fluff up the paper, which makes it more absorbent.
10:04Speaking of fluffiness, have you ever wondered why they have such rough toilet paper in public toilets?
10:10The most obvious answer is that high-quality toilet paper is more expensive.
10:15Also, companies prefer purchasing giant rolls of low-quality paper because they can change them less frequently.
10:23This decision also helps prevent stealing.
10:26Yes, people actually steal paper from public toilets.
10:30Have you ever noticed that light switches in public toilets are usually placed outside?
10:36Well, it's not a coincidence.
10:38Construction companies do it for safety reasons because, as we all know,
10:43electricity plus water is a dangerous combination.
10:46And light switches are connected to power.
10:49Therefore, electricity literally flows through them.
10:52Of course, professionally installed switches will have a bunch of additional safety precautions.
10:56But most builders prefer not to take risks.
11:00The UK has far stricter rules for light switch safety compared to the US.
11:05That's why, if you live in London, you'll probably find light switches outside the bathroom more commonly.
11:11But don't worry.
11:13Most bathrooms in the US feature independent electrical circuits.
11:16This provides additional safety in case of accidental electric shock.
11:21When any change in the electrical current happens, they should shut off automatically.
11:28There are so many awesome lighting opportunities in this world.
11:32But why are the traffic lights red, green, and yellow?
11:36Turns out there's a reasonable explanation for it.
11:40Before traffic lights for cars, there were traffic signals for trains.
11:44At first, railroad operators used white color to mean go, red to mean stop, and green to mean caution.
11:51But later, they realized that white wasn't such a good idea.
11:55Because bright white light could easily be mistaken for stars during the nighttime.
12:00So railway companies changed the white color for green to mean go, and yellow to mean caution.
12:05Because these colors are easily distinguishable from the others.
12:08And eventually, this tradition spread to traffic lights for cars, and became a standard.
12:15As for the red color, it has the longest wavelength, which means that drivers can see it from a greater
12:21distance than other colors.
12:23And the color yellow was chosen as a caution sign.
12:26Because it has a slightly shorter wavelength than red, but still longer than green.
12:33What's the dustiest room in your house?
12:36Usually, the answer is a bedroom.
12:38But why?
12:40Bedrooms tend to generate dust from skin cells, dust mites, and fibers from fabrics in your bedsheets, carpets, and curtains.
12:47If you have a pet, its fur and skin cells add a significant amount of dirt to this dusty party.
12:55Luckily, there are simple ways to make your bedroom less dusty.
12:58This includes making your bed every day and cleaning the area regularly with both a vacuum cleaner and water.
13:05You can try to get rid of carpets and unnecessary furniture and decor items that tend to collect dust.
13:12Also, pay attention to the quality when you buy curtains or bedsheets.
13:16The looser the fabric, the more dirt it collects.
13:20And finally, you can ban your pet from entering the bedroom.
13:23But let's be honest, you would never do that.
13:27Modern air purifiers, air conditioners, and ceiling fans can help make your sleeping area cozier.
13:33But make sure to clean them regularly.
13:35Otherwise, if your filter is dirty or clogged up with fur or any other pollutants, it won't collect new dust
13:41properly.
13:42And the dust would end up on your bedroom surfaces.
13:48Speaking of dust, did you know that you can clean the edge of a broom with a dustpan?
13:53This zigzag over here is not only for aesthetic purposes.
13:57You can use it as a comb for the bristles.
14:00Have you ever had these marks behind your ears after wearing your glasses?
14:05Sometimes it can even take them weeks to go away.
14:08Well, it's a sign that the side pieces of the glasses, called temples, are not adjusted properly for your head.
14:15In other words, they're too tight.
14:17This can cause skin irritation and even headaches.
14:21If they're bent towards the area behind your ears, they can press on the fragile part of the skull.
14:27So, keep in mind that temples should not only have the correct size, but also correct adjustment.
14:34A professional optician can easily fix this problem.
14:37It's way safer than trying to do it on your own.
14:42Box graters can be used in a horizontal position, too.
14:45In many cases, it's much more convenient to grate a carrot or a big block of cheese this way.
14:51If you want to grate a soft product like goat cheese or mozzarella,
14:55you can put them in the freezer for about 30 minutes before grating.
14:59Also, there's a way to make the cleanup easier and prevent the cheese from sticking.
15:04Spray the grater with a small amount of oil before using it.
15:08And now, let's take a look at the most unpopular sides of the box grater.
15:13Have you ever used them?
15:15This side is actually designed for slicing.
15:17It's pretty handy if you want to make thin vegetable slices for your salad or pasta.
15:23Or, slice potato chips.
15:25And these tiny punched-out holes are designed for zesting or very finely grating.
15:33Graters are pretty useful for the next non-food tip.
15:36If you're on a budget, you can purchase this super-cheap laundry soap.
15:40Grate a small amount and throw it right into your washing machine instead of using the regular washing gel.
15:47Did you know that you can change which way the refrigerator door opens?
15:51There are hinges over here.
15:53If you attach them on the other side, the doors will swing the other way.
15:57But before trying to do any repairs by yourself, make sure to disconnect the power source.
16:02And read the instructions for your particular model of the fridge.
16:06Have you ever noticed that there's a shiny side and a dull side to tinfoil?
16:11Well, many people believe that it matters which side is used up or down because the shiny side would trap
16:17the heat better.
16:19But, in fact, it makes no difference at all.
16:22The manufacturing process makes the two sides look slightly different.
16:26But they both serve their purpose equally.
16:31Tinfoil can be used not only in the kitchen.
16:34Here's a little-known battery hack.
16:36Let's say you're out of AA batteries.
16:39No worries.
16:40Use a smaller AAA battery and a bit of tinfoil.
16:43Just insert it on one of the ends.
16:45This will work because both AA and AAA batteries carry the same amount of voltage.
16:52Did you know that Chinese take-out food containers unfold and turn into plates?
16:58All you have to do is just to disassemble it from the two sides.
17:01And gravity will do the rest.
17:04By the way, the old-school name for this type of paperboard container is an oyster pail.
17:09Because it was originally designed to hold oysters.
17:14It's finally the weekend and you decide to go out for dinner.
17:17You opt for Chinese food because, duh, it's so delicious.
17:21You're seated at a lovely window table and handed the menu and a pair of chopsticks.
17:26Now, you're faced with two options.
17:28After taking them out of their little paper envelope, what is it that you do?
17:32Option A. Do you split them straight down the middle after some struggle?
17:36Option B. Do you break them from the tip where they're glued together?
17:40Like the internet has taught you?
17:41Well, according to mainstream online knowledge, option B will leave you with half-broken chopsticks.
17:48As it happened some time ago, a myth regarding the correct way to use chopsticks appeared on the internet.
17:53It claimed that the little marks on the tips of your chopsticks were there to help you to separate the
17:58top part.
17:59After that, you could turn this piece into a pillow to rest your chopsticks on during the meal.
18:04Well, as it turns out, having something to put your chopsticks on is very important.
18:10But breaking the top end of a wooden chopstick is not how it's supposed to go.
18:14So, once again, you arrive at the restaurant, make your order, and your waiter hands you a pair of wooden
18:20chopsticks.
18:20This time, you follow option A, breaking the chopsticks in two.
18:25And if you really want something to put your chopsticks on, just ask the waiter.
18:29They most likely have what you need.
18:31Me? I'm the daredevil type, so I just put them on my plate.
18:35Now that this is covered, you might spend the rest of the night trying to figure out how to hold
18:40the chopsticks correctly.
18:41The Chinese have been using chopsticks since 1200 BCE.
18:45I was using a fork back then.
18:47They started out using them as cooking utensils.
18:50But it wasn't until 400 CE that they started using them at the table for eating.
18:55This custom spread around, and at one point, the Japanese created disposable bamboo chopsticks that we use today.
19:0340% of the world's population use their hands to eat.
19:0630% use knives and forks.
19:09And the remaining 30% use chopsticks.
19:11Most chopsticks users are from the East and Southeast Asia, with China, Korea, and Japan leading the race.
19:17And just in case you're wondering, yes, there is more than one type of chopsticks in the world.
19:23For example, chopsticks in China are the thickest and longest of them all.
19:27They're often made from bamboo or melamine and have thick and flat tips.
19:32The material is slippery and smooth, which makes holding them even more difficult.
19:36Now, say you're having dinner with native chopsticks users.
19:40Here's what you should do.
19:42Plan where you'll rest your chopsticks between bites.
19:45You don't want to make a mess, right?
19:46So, don't put them on the table.
19:48You'll get sauce all over the place.
19:50Definitely don't place them upright in your rice bowl.
19:53I'm not even going to start on how impolite that looks.
19:56The best solution would be to ask for a chopstick pillow or a holder and put it next to your
20:01plate.
20:02But if that's not an option, you can lean the tips of your chopsticks on the rim of your plate
20:06or bowl.
20:07Also, pay attention to what your chopsticks are pointing at once you put them down.
20:11It shouldn't be the people you're dining with.
20:13That can be interpreted as disrespectful in certain cultures.
20:17Now, here's how you're supposed to hold your chopsticks.
20:21Here's your hand and a pair of chopsticks.
20:23Try holding them like you would normally hold a pen or pencil.
20:27Take a mental picture of what it looks like.
20:29Now, never do this again.
20:32Try doing this.
20:33The thumb over the chopstick, under the chopstick, the tip of your finger.
20:37Got it?
20:38You have to place your thumb and index finger on the top stick, your middle finger serving as both support
20:43for the upper chopstick and as a holder for the bottom one, together with your ring finger.
20:48It might sound difficult, but it's really not.
20:51Just make sure to get some practice.
20:53And remember, if your finger starts sliding down the chopsticks, hold them as close to the top end as possible.
20:59This way, you can open your chopsticks wider.
21:01If you're almost a pro at handling chopsticks, you can use them while cooking.
21:06Just don't use metal ones, though.
21:08They are good heat conductors and will also most likely scratch the bottom of your pan.
21:13There are other types of chopsticks you can use.
21:15They are very good in case you decide to cook tempura or fritters that you need to keep turning from
21:20one side to the other.
21:22And last but not least, never wash your chopsticks in the washing machine.
21:26Just don't.
21:27They'll probably end up clogging the machine.
21:29Wash them by hand, the way previous generations did.
21:33Now, moving on to other things you might have been doing wrong.
21:37Hey, I don't mean to criticize.
21:39I'm just going to point out a few improvement opportunities on things you might have been doing badly, like microwaving
21:45leftover food.
21:46How many times have you taken your food out of the microwave only to discover it's still cold in the
21:52middle?
21:52That's because microwaves heat the food closer to the sides of the plate first.
21:56Often, the heat doesn't have enough time to reach the middle of your, let's say, delicious spaghetti bolognese.
22:02It's more effective to spread your food closer to the sides, leaving some empty space in the middle.
22:08There you have it.
22:09Warm food without much effort.
22:11And since we've been talking about food, let's talk chicken wings.
22:15Most of us take one, scorching hot, with both hands and take a big bite.
22:19But there's an easier way to eat it.
22:22Grab the wing by the two little bones, twist them, and slowly pull the bones out.
22:26Don't worry, the chicken won't feel it.
22:28You'll get a meaty, bone-free chicken wing.
22:31After all this eating, make sure you brush your teeth.
22:34But make sure you're doing it right.
22:37Choose a soft or medium-bristled toothbrush.
22:39It won't harm your gums.
22:40And instead of repeating mechanical up-and-down movements, choose a 45-degree angle and go with it.
22:47This way, you'll clean all that sticky plaque.
22:49Blech.
22:50To break in a new pair of shoes, you can ask someone with wider feet to do it for you.
22:55Maybe Mongo here.
22:56Or you can do something different.
22:58First, you'll need to put on a pair of thick socks.
23:01After that, use your hairdryer to blow hot air on one of the shoes and walk or jump around your
23:06home for a minute or so.
23:08You'll notice that your shoe has become warmer and softer.
23:11Now, repeat this process with the other shoe.
23:14Now, if you still think the only use of nail polish is to make your nails all nice and pretty,
23:19you might be in for a surprise.
23:21Nail polish has unique waterproofing and adhesive properties,
23:24which makes it pretty useful when you need to create protective seals.
23:29So, if you've chipped a ceramic jug and glued it back together, try applying a layer of colorless nail polish.
23:36Now, the crack is sealed and your jug is ready to be used again.
23:40And if you don't want to seal envelopes, if you still use them,
23:43you can apply a coat of nail polish on the corners of the envelope, close it, and put it in
23:48the mail.
23:48And now, some real magic.
23:51You know how the tips of your shoelaces might get frayed?
23:54Hey, sometimes I get afraid.
23:55Well, you can twist the loose ends together, dip the ends of your shoelace into clear nail polish,
24:00and it will lock itself together in place.
24:03You can also do that if you have some difficulties with threading a needle.
24:07Dipping the thread in nail polish will make its tip firmer,
24:10and it'll make it easier for you to pass the thread through that tiny eye of the needle.
24:14Now, if you're a fan of Gatorade, I'm sure you'll be surprised to know that you've been drinking it all
24:20wrong.
24:21At the bottom of every bottle of Gatorade, there's some space.
24:24You can use it to keep the cap.
24:26This way, you'll never lose it when drinking Gatorade again.
24:30So, who doesn't like to add some ketchup to that delicious hot dog?
24:34But you might be storing it incorrectly.
24:37Should you refrigerate it or not?
24:39Commercially made ketchup typically contains tomato, sugar, and vinegar,
24:43which gives the sauce its specific acidity.
24:46The vinegar is actually what keeps the condiment preserved and safe to eat.
24:50That's why ketchup doesn't need to be refrigerated to avoid going bad.
24:54So, you can clear up that refrigerator shelf space and leave your ketchup in a cupboard at room temperature.
25:00But never leave it sitting in the sun on a hot day.
25:04When you go to open it, it will explode all over you in a big red mess.
25:08I speak from experience.
25:10And finally, if you want to cross out a word on a page, try writing several random letters over it.
25:16This way, the combination of letters will make the word impossible to read, and your secrets will remain safe.
25:23This is the right way to use a hairbrush.
25:25Don't use it horizontally.
25:27Hold it in a vertical position.
25:29The bristles are lined up vertically.
25:31If you hold the comb horizontally, then these bristles begin to bend.
25:36You can check it yourself and feel how convenient it is this way.
25:42You enter the room and take off your sunglasses.
25:45Where are you going to hide them?
25:47Are you going to hold them in your hand or hang the glasses on your shirt collar?
25:51Or maybe put them in your pocket?
25:53The best way is to put the glasses in the breast pocket so the lenses look inside and only one
25:59temple sticks out.
26:00Your glasses will be protected from damage this way.
26:04According to the rules of etiquette, you must always let out those who are leaving the room, building, or elevator
26:10first, only then enter.
26:12This simple rule helps to avoid collisions and awkward situations.
26:17Do you have paint rollers in your house?
26:20Let's say you're doing repairs and painting walls.
26:22See how a thick layer of paint gets on the roller?
26:25People clean it in different ways.
26:27Someone washes it off with water or scrapes the paint off with a knife or paper.
26:32But there is an easier way.
26:34You can buy special squeegees for paint rollers.
26:37Their blade shape fits the roller perfectly and scrapes off all the dirt.
26:42Toothpicks are always on the table at restaurants and cafes.
26:46People use them incorrectly when picking their teeth with them after eating.
26:50The correct and cultured way is to go into the restroom and carefully pull out all the food.
26:56You don't have to tear off the cover layer from the dishwasher tablet.
27:00This layer is tiny.
27:02Just put it in the tank and the water will dissolve the cover.
27:05You know this feeling of happiness when you're hungry and find some pizza in the fridge?
27:10How are you going to reheat it?
27:12You can use a microwave or an oven, but there is a great alternative way.
27:16Heat a frying pan and put a piece of pizza on the side of it.
27:20Add a little water to the opposite side.
27:23Then, cover the pan with a lid or foil.
27:25Be careful here.
27:26After a couple of minutes, take it out and taste the pizza.
27:30It's perfect, right?
27:32Don't brush your teeth with an electric toothbrush using fast movements.
27:36This device should move back and forth smoothly.
27:41These shoulder straps with buttons on your jacket have a purpose.
27:44They were invented to keep your backpack straps tightly on your shoulders, preventing them from slipping off.
27:51Try it yourself.
27:52Unhook the straps, put on the backpack, and attach them back.
27:57Keep the box with the hole up when you're pouring juice or milk out of it.
28:01Then, there'll be less splashing.
28:05Always put the toilet lid down before flushing it.
28:08Small, imperceptible particles of dirty water splash and pollute the entire space when you keep it open.
28:15Many people have a seasoning shaker in their kitchen, and most just shake it to pour spices on food.
28:21If you're one of them, stop right there.
28:24Just flip it over and scroll the top cover with holes.
28:27Spices will easily fall out without any obstacles.
28:32Do you have bad breath?
28:33How are you going to check it?
28:35You can breathe on the palm and feel it, but this method is not effective.
28:39It's much better to lick your wrist.
28:41Don't touch it with the tongue tip.
28:43Lick it with the middle part.
28:44Smell it, and yeah, that's what people get when you're talking to them.
28:50One of the ways to keep your breath fresh is to stay silent.
28:53When you talk a lot, your mouth dries up.
28:55Without moistening with saliva, many bacteria accumulate in it, and this is what gives you bad breath.
29:03There's an empty space between the panes in the oven door.
29:06You can stick a brush in there to clean the window.
29:09The entrance to this space is at the bottom of the door.
29:12Open the lower shelf, then push the brush through the hole.
29:17There are many ways to separate the yolk from the white in a raw egg.
29:23You can use special spoons or do it with a bottle.
29:27Someone slowly pours egg white from the shell.
29:30None of the methods are easy, especially if you're doing it for the first time.
29:33But you can extract the yolk much more efficiently without using any additional equipment.
29:39Just pour the raw egg onto a plate and take out the yolk with your own hands.
29:44But before that, oil your fingers with garlic.
29:48Did you know that it's better to wash the rice in cold water before cooking it?
29:53Water helps to separate the dry grains from each other.
29:56During cooking, the washed rice grains don't stick together.
30:00This makes the rice fluffy and delicious.
30:03The easiest way to peel garlic is to put it in the microwave.
30:07Cut off the tip and leave it in the microwave for 20 to 30 seconds.
30:11Done! You can peel it easily now.
30:15Do you know how to properly open a pack of spaghetti?
30:18Take it with both hands.
30:20Hold it upright and hit the bottom part against the table.
30:23Don't be afraid to use force.
30:25The lower side of the pack should evenly touch the table surface.
30:29A slight deviation can damage your spaghetti.
30:32You can also open it by strongly slapping its back with your palm.
30:36But this option requires more practice.
30:39It turns out that you don't really have to wrap your suitcase with a protective plastic film while traveling.
30:45You can use a t-shirt instead.
30:48Just put your clothes on your suitcase as a cover.
30:51And don't waste your time and money wrapping it in plastic.
30:54Here's the right way to tie a garbage bag to get rid of the hole in the middle.
30:58Don't tie these thin straps together.
31:01Hold them to the top.
31:04Make a knot.
31:05And wrap the knot through the loop.
31:08Now you have a good tight seal here.
31:13Here's the best way to open a bag of chips at a party.
31:16Put the bag horizontally.
31:18Fold two corners on the same side and roll this side inside a little bit.
31:23Put the bag with this rolled side on the table and open the top.
31:29Your ceiling fan has two modes of operation.
31:32The winter and the summer one.
31:34You need to find the switch to change between them.
31:37Switch it up to activate the winter mode and the fan will pull the air up.
31:42Turn on the summer mode and the fan will push the air down to cool the room.
31:48If you're afraid of losing your luggage at the airport, here's a great way to avoid it.
31:52You need to take a picture of your suitcase in advance to show it to the airport staff later.
31:58You can also buy a special GPS tracker and put it in your bag.
32:03It can work for six days.
32:05You can use your phone to locate your luggage wherever it is.
32:09The extra space under your oven is not only for keeping your frying pans and pots.
32:15You can put dishes with food in there.
32:17The oven heat will keep the food warm.
32:20It's helpful if you're waiting for guests and they're late.
32:24Don't tuck the bathrobe belt behind the back.
32:27Pull it out and thread it through loops on the side of your stomach.
32:30After that, tie the belt as you like.
32:33The robe will fit tightly to the body.
32:36You get a hot pack of popcorn out of the microwave and feel that small, unpopped grains are in there.
32:42You can get rid of them before you open the box.
32:44See that tiny hole in the top?
32:47Shake it over a plate and all the grains will fall through it.
32:51Have you ever found pieces of fabric coming with new clothes?
32:55They're not patches.
32:56These are the first test subjects before cleaning.
33:00You can put this piece in the washing machine and see what will happen to it.
33:04If everything's okay, you can safely wash your clothes.
33:08Here's an easy way to peel an orange.
33:11Just cut off its top and bottom and make an incision down to the middle.
33:15Now unroll the fruit.
33:20You can open cardboard containers with Chinese food by expanding paper walls and using them
33:26as a plate.
33:27This way, you'll get more space and cool down your food faster.