I tried it, but didn’t work for me :(

Excellent Tutorial

Not bad I like it more when it's wood colour

Im trying this at this moment. My dough is ready for overnight. The dough feels amazing. Thank you, wish me luck. Great video.

Looks like you've done it before and needed to reseal

horrible finish, but it looks good on video. shellac is a good primer but, apply it with door or drawers facing up so it sits nicely, end results are way different

Great video!!! I used to buy equate brand dry shampoo for brunettes but with inflation I can’t afford it anymore and it also is bad for us, even the smell is bad. Time to follow this recipe!

Thank you!

does the cocoa powder attract ants?

It is too lengthy procedure . Use lele brand BRASS and Copper Cleaner instead of this .

I love the basket, also. That desk turned out beautifully, too. You can make your own wipe on poly, too. Just mix it with mineral spirits. You can control how thick you want a coat way better and save a ton of money. I just finished using a quart of poly I bought 3 summers ago.

Why do people post without recipe

The chair cushion was informative using the foam. TFS

Aluminium in my food? No thanks

I don't think you really wanted to share this info. Not sharing the ingredients result in a thumps down 👎🏾for me

Ive heard that linen bags still dont keep bread from being hard…is there something i am missing to help keep bread soft and fresh???

Love the basket!

Magic Eraser soaked in vinegar with medium grit rubbing compound made for polishing car paint (step 1) + Microfiber w/ cut stage car paint polish (stage 2) + paper towel w/ car wheel polish & a clean microfiber to wipe it off (stage 3). That's my trick to new from factory brass, no matter how bad the tarnish is.

Is this ordinary pant or any special ??

This came out so cute❤

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I have done this with sheets many years. Way before Internet lol. I am teaching my grown granddaughter this craft now. Have a beautiful day 🌹💕.

you would have a much easier time stirring using a whisk :3 looks good though

BLUEBERRY MUFFIN BREAD * 1¾ cups all purpose flour * ¾ cup granulated sugar * ½ tsp salt * ½ tsp baking soda * 2 tsp baking powder * ¾ cup milk * ½ cup neutral tasting oil * 2 eggs * 1 tsp vanilla extract * 1 ½ cup blueberries thawed and drained, if frozen CRUMB TOPPING * 4 tbs cold butter cubed * ¼ cup granulated sugar * ½ cup all purpose flour * 1-2 tsp cinnamon

How to avoid strokes being seen with a paint brush?

Too much talking

Ellerinize sağlık!!Ama eski hali daha güzeldi!!! İtalyan cevizi rengi vernik atılabilirdi tabiiki bu benim düşüncem.mobilyalar orjinal haliyle daha güzel Siz güle güle kullanın beyaz da ferahlık veriyor ❤💐

As a Father.... This would end up in the burn pile. 🤣

Literally don’t need that for absolutely anything. No father would give a shit about putting some overpriced wood around condiments that can stand up on their own lol Maybe cute for the wife 😅

Almost boiling time for me

Is there a specific type of paint to use for these?

Better resuilt with spreyer

Down below where?

What a great idea! I had no idea you could buy fabric like that.

I love that you are just using one large piece of fabric. You mentioned that you were going to make another video on making a basket liner for the baskets that are smaller at the bottom than at the top, but I couldn't find it. Thx

Nice ! I hope I can do this .

Your biscuits will rise higher if you don’t twist the cutter

4:01 It is an older lamp socket but it is perfectly fine to use if it still works. It IS polarized but just doesn't have one brass and one silver screw. The neutral wire terminal is 180° opposite of the switch and has a triangular shape and the hot wire terminal is the other one (on most of these sockets). The hot wire terminal hangs lower and is slimmer on your lamp socket, just like it is the slender of the two spades on the plug end (the neutral spade on the plug is the one with a wider head).

3:35 The socket can be split in two without tools. Look for the "PRESS" engraved into the top portion of the socket (it is usually adjacent to the switch knob). Put your thumb there and your index finger 180° opposite and gently squeeze. This will slightly deform the top and allow the "teeth" in the top half to disengage from the row of dimples stamped around the circumference of the base. It takes some Mom Strength to do it, or just use a thin screwdriver and pry at those two spots (where your thumb and index finger lie) and it will come apart.

Hi, great video. You're so sweet! Just a small tip, rice flour works best for preventing the bread from sticking in the bannaton basket! Your bread looked beautiful!

Please, no. Just no. Not only are they unsightly, they are going to be a moisture, lint, dirt and mold trap.

Thanks so much for the clear and easy to follow instructions. I bought a lamp kit from good old Amazon. The kit was fine, but the instructions were total rubbish! You saved the day.

Both are perfect for this year's festivities.

When you remove the dough from the bowl after the folding it few times try not to break the dough, let it flow on the table by its own coasting it slowly to preserve the gassiness of it. When you pre shape it, the loaf should have pillow like feeling when you fold it over. Don't over ferment it so the gluten keeps its elasticity, and the bread will not be flat on the edges. I experimented with bulk fermentation time between 25 and 100% raise and 25 to 75% is full prove. 100% only with high protein flour over 13.5%. It took me few frisbees before everything clicked in

You definitely let it overgrow on that bulk ferment. And then you deflated it completely when you took it out of the container you had it in. A couple of things - get yourself a flexible plastic bowl scraper (they're only a couple of bucks and worth it) - use it wet to dislodge the dough from your bowl and wet your hands when handling the dough. There is a video on Food52 about sourdough with Sarah Owens that I really recommend to adjust your bread process a bit to get better results. Also, line that silicone bowl with a linen towel for your fridge retard and add lots of flour so it doesn't stick. No matter what, the bread pretty much always ends up delicious - so that's a win! :)

How has this held up a year later? I got a mixer for a great price on facebook marketplace, but the color is a little meh. Thinking about painting it. Curious how the spray paint has done after time and with use- it looks so good! And I love the color you chose.

Remove the annoying music and it’ll be a good video then

I really like your instructions. Thank you!

ANY OIL, ALCOHOL, BUTTER, WD-40, MINERAL OIL, or alcohol will remove the adhesive from anything. But what you should have done is use a hairdryer to warm up the sticker with the adhesive and then remove it. You’d be able to reapply the sticker after that. I’m pretty sure with repainting your mixer in USA is voiding your limited lifetime warranty (whatever that limited warranty means).

I bake all of our bread and would love to try this! I assume they would need to be kind of sanitized, with no scented soap. What do you suggest to wash them in? Thank you! That's a very good tutorial.