what are the clips for?

I have been given this for Christmas and I was wondering if you new a replacement stylus that would fit. I want to pop something other than the original on

My Rug Doctor Pet wouldn't spray. Suction is fine. I can feel the water pump run when I push the spray button. I checked the clean water tank. No obstructions. I used a sewing needle to chase the spray nozzle and the water intake hole under the clean water tank. I tried removing and inserting the clean water tank while the machine was running. I tried raising the machine above the spray nozzle. None of these things helped. Then I took a clean 10cc syringe, the kind you get with children's medicines like Tylenol, and held it tightly over the water intake hole under the clean water tank while drawing the plunger up and down several times. VOILA!!! That fixed it. It sprays now!

Was nervous about changing to strap. So it was useful to see you push in the micro lever.

thankyou for the detailed review

Does yours have a white poky thing near the toe once worn down? I have the green ones and my toe section is a bit worn and white plastic seems to stick out.

Como desbaratarlo

How much po bah

A mini knife review, without opening the blade?💯%❌ Sorry, young lady.

What is the country of Origin

How is the sound quality? Is it worth the price for a beginner?

Anyone know how to disassemble without breaking it?

I think this isnot a cleaner disposal it’s more like a remover odors

Was about to pull the trigger on the Ridge Wallet.. But this video sold me on the Semorid

They look very comfy and good to wear everyday

Hey I have questions about the sj1332. I'll watch more videos on it before asking but I bought one of these used it one time and then it stopped holding a charge.

Is this the 1 inch one?

It’s fucking confusion sometime it turn all of them on and sometime when I power them on only 2 turn on and 2turn off they take turn as I press on the remote. Don’t forget lights have a switch on too

Is it at all 2,50,000 lumens? Why are you giving misleading thumbnails?

It doesn’t work easily pushed down and doesn’t secure to walls at all

Many people don’t know this. You can adjust the temperature by adjusting the tip length. The further out the tip is from the heating element the less hot the temperature of the tip.

"works like a tree" ?????? hmm .. it's a light you'd GROW a tree with sheesh sheeple .. does the light produce fruit, nuts or bananas maybe, huh?

Comment mettre l'aiguille bleu et dorée stp

Nice, thanks for review

Very helpful thank you

How do you put the strap on?

Bloody useless. Dislike.

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Unfortunately I could not hear your review as your voice was really low but it sounds like you approve of the product. I just purchased one and I am looking forward to using it. Thanks!

Water clean up when wet

Then what's the point of the video if you don't have an iPad to demonstrate with?

I've been soldering electronics regularly for 55 years; the Weller "Red Line" of soldering equipment is overpriced junk, including the $65 soldering "station" sold at Home Depot. Harbor Freight's $45 Schneider soldering station is a much better unit and includes actual up/down heat control (the Weller only allows you to tutn the supplied 40 watt iron *down*). I posted a tear down review and comparison of them on my channel. As for your soldering, I agree that you definitely need to learn how to solder better. You should have stuck with the chisel tip, which is more appropriate for this type of work; one should always use the largest, heaviest tip that you can get away with for the size of the work you're doing, because the heavier tip has more thermal mass and will more efficiently transfer heat into the work. Soldering quickly and efficiently is all about rapid heat transfer: Wipe the tip clean on the lightly dampened , special sponge made for this specific purpose ---- A brass wool tip cleaner is even better and my preferred method ---- Put a little dab of molten sotter onto the tip and then wipe it again and then apply the tip to the connection. The thin coating (don't use a big drop) of molten solder adhering to the tip will become the transfer medium for heat from the tip into the ring terminal or other item being soldered, and after a couple seconds of heating the connection you apply solder to the connection, but not directly to the tip. You didn't tin the tip of the iron first, which is the main reason thst you were getting inadequate heat transfer to the terminals, which is why it took so long for the solder to melt and (barely) flow. The other main problem is that you clipped the terminals directly into the metal alligator clips of your little "helping hands" device, which meant that most of the heat from the soldering iron was being sucked away into the jaws of the alligator clips, which acted as a heat sink. You need to slip some heat shrink or some other kind of soft rubber or plastic tubing over the toothed jaws of the alligator clips and then clip your wires into the helping hands about a half-inchinch away from where you are soldering. The purpose of insulating the jaws of the alligator clips is so that as the heat transmits up the wire when you're soldering the connection, the alligator clips won't damage the wire's insulation, which may be softened from within by the heat transmitted up inside the wire. This is another reason why it's important to tin the tip of your iron and use a tip that will give you quick, efficient heat transfer so that you can get in and get out fast when you're soldering. If this was a circuit board you were soldering to you would probably find yourself overheating the copper foils, delaminating them, and lifting them right off of the board. There's no shame in an initial struggle to achieve good, reliable solder connections; but, *it's a skill set that anyone can learn*. Better quality equipment might not be strictly necessary but it definitely helps, especially if you are new to the process. An experienced electronics technician can in some cases get by with inferior equipment simply because of their long experience, because they know how the process is supposed to look and feel, but the newbies won't necessarily know where they're going wrong, and if the equipment is less than ideal it can become a stumbling block to the point where the newbie thinks they're just not good enough and gives up, which would be a shame. Unfortunately, there's a lot of cheesy inadequate equipment being purchased by newbies directly from China ( Including some inexpensive, fancy looking, but poorly designed, clones of professional-grade soldering equipment); and some of the soldering tutorials I have seen on KZbin are almost completely wrong-headed. Some years back, the Big Clive channel posted a really good video about soldering; If you want to improve your skills so that you don't struggle at this his video would be a good place to start. And don't forget that I posted a review of inexpensive Harbor Freight and Weller soldering stations on my channel, along with some tips about soldering accessories, including the actual and all-important tips.

Okay so it isn’t just mines that sounds like it’s about to explode?

pass on this one...

I've been through thousands of youtube vids about this head lamp, but nobody never mentions what's the 4 four little black clips are for😫😫😫

Serious safety violations. The plug is only for double insulated devices max 2.5 A. There is nothing that prevents using a high power device like a hair dryer or a grounded device.

Do you struggle keeping mold from entering or developing and how would you treat it

So basically you read the can

Worthless video

These smell so good

Battery back up on one charge.?

Is it possible to pair pilot and lights? My remote pilot doesn't work but the red light on the pilot is flashing as it has the power

Ive seen this before on Amazon and I wondered if you could use other types of bowls inside. Could you fit a 5 inch ceramic bowl in there? I like it because if the customizable tilt.

too bad you cant charge it from a wall socket

Hola amiga yo tengo una igualita a esa pero no se como coser carne me podrás decir Porfavor en español?

I’m definitely buying Thank you for sharing

I love quick reviews like these.

I wanted to know what the black tool was for

☀️ *promosm*