25 Dark Secrets of Everyday Objects Revealed

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Author: Steve Palace
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - Scented products
2:20 - Cosmetics
3:29 - Barbie
4:37 - Lawn darts
5:52 - Listerine
6:49 - Lysol
7:43 - Hugo Boss
8:32 - Oneida Ltd
9:17 - PJs
10:15 - Graham crackers
10:57 - Lemons
11:28 - Ramen
12:14 - Potatoes
12:43 - Cheese
13:52 - Milk
15:03 - Chainsaw
16:11 - Super glue
16:57 - Fertilizer
18:21 - Barber pole
18:57 - Parachutes
19:57 - Kites
20:44 - Treadmill
21:30 - The CPR doll
22:13 - Bananas
22:40 - Magnetic tape
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[@manueltapia1859]

Mike thanks for this educative videos at least I learn new facts 😊. If Hugo Boss let you shocked wait to know what who was the inventor of Fanta soda and Volskwagen and who consumed 😮

[@bearnunnemaker5453]

Cheese is the most awesome food ever!! Tillamook sharp cheddar! From Tillamook Oregon!

[@mingfanzhang8927]

❤😊❤😊

[@mingfanzhang4600]

❤😊

[@nicholastychek0813]

pepper jack cheese and sharp cheddar are my favs

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

When I was in high school biology, we tested mouthwashes to see which killed germs better. We took mouth swabs, inoculate agar dishes, grew until there was plenty of growth, and then introduced various brands of mouthwash. Listerine came in last. Lavoris came in first. Listerine might kill germs, but not the ones in your mouth. This test was done in the 1967-68 school year.

[@CosimaNonymouse]

The Problem with "effective" mouth wash is, it kills all bacteria, not just the bad kind. The saliva is the only exterior protection teeth have.

[@Do-U-Know-me00]

@@CosimaNonymouse The SAME thing with anti biotics. It kills all bacteria, including the ones in our guts, that eats what we eat, and releases to us the nutrients from the food.

[@Do-U-Know-me00]

@@CosimaNonymouse You can use Xylitol instead, and it won't do that. There are Xylitol mints, gums, and other things that have it. It is also a natural sweetener, without the aftertaste, and toxicity. It is good in toothpast as well. Flour ide they put in, isn't the natural stuff from the ground, and doesn't do what they say it does.

[@CosimaNonymouse]

@@Do-U-Know-me00 Yes! Our local Aldi has a huge bag (like 500 grams) ever now and again and I always grab one. Keep it very safe when you have pets tho, Xylitol is highly toxic to dogs and cats. Also, inter-dental toothbrushes. You'd think there's no space between your teeth? There is, trust me.

[@nuranozdemir6454]

That’s because listerine has sugar and since when is sugar stuck on teeth a good thing? We need to find a better alternative.

[@jerelull9629]

Wjem I worked as a cabinet maker, I learned the formaldehyde is a component of the glues holding fiberboard together and that it was released by the heat of sawing, sanding, etc. work with that "stuff" in a well-ventilated space, people.

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

And don't buy a brand new mobile home or RV without installing some sort of ventilation system that works year round. The off-gassing of formaldehyde in those things is enough to make some asthmatics wheeze after just going to one RV trade show or a few hours let alone days months or years in a new mobile home. Even installing new kitchen cabinets or carpet throughout your house can be risky and so if you must do that try to do limited areas and at a time of year when you can keep the windows cracked for several months. Actually more than cracked. If you have a heat pump, you'll want to consult HVAC technicians about whether the air is recycled bringing the formaldehyde back in with it. I don't think formaldehyde is the only chemical that off gases from those items. Polyvinyl chloride puts off a gas too so that wonderful smell I recall from childhood swimming pool toys when they first came out of the package is also poison. This makes it likely that if you opened up new shower curtains and other plastic things all at once that your house would also have a toxic amount of the gases that are released by polyvinyl chloride or PVC that swimming pool toys and other Inflatables are made of. A waterbed mattress for example.

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

Hey you might want to do one on everyday items in the home that have been deadly to some people. For example refrigerators that trap children in them or water beds that have smothered people or everyday items that when dropped into a bathtub can electrocute people and so should not be left close enough to a tub while plugged in that if they were knocked off could end up in the water. (Of course, there have been many murders committed with those objects being accidentally on purpose dropped into the water.)

[@pattymccoy872]

Its in vaccines too

[@Agapy8888]

I gave up on nail polish, makeup, colouring my hair, lipstick, car scents, dishwashing scented soaps and laundry detergents. Listerine was replaced by fennel seeds. Thanks for your informative video on other items.

[@Do-U-Know-me00]

Indeed. You can grow your own mint ,and parsley..then use that after eating as well. Or things with Xylitol. Mint grows like weeds. It's a great container plant for your window sill. Mint also comes in different "flavors".

[@doloresgray3668]

I love fennel! If it is what I’m thinking of it has a licorice taste, right? Thanks for your comment!❣️

[@doloresgray3668]

@@Do-U-Know-me00Oh WOW, does mint like to take over!!! It does have numerous flavors! I love parsley also, but the flat parsley, not the curly kind. I have always heard that it freshens breath. Whenever I would go out to eat with a group of friend and our order would arrive, everyone would automatically toss their parsley garnish onto my plate! I would end up with a nice stack sometimes. 😁 I loved it!❣️ At least I left with fresher breath than everyone else. I always took my extra sprigs with me!

[@kathypichey4306]

Sounds like you lead a sad life GOD BLESS YOU

[@Agapy8888]

@@kathypichey4306 lol. Not sad but blessed Easier to breathe and live in a scent free environment. I’m surrounded by nature and loving family and friends.

[@Hillers62]

At 21:57...Michael Jacksons' song "Smooth Criminal" included the lyrics where the narrator finds a bloodstained carpet and an unconscious body...The chorus refrain, "Annie, are you OK?", was inspired by Resusci Anne, the dummy used in cardiopulmonary resuscitation training...Trainees learn to say "Annie, are you OK?" while practicing resuscitation on the dummy....

[@jamy8575]

NICE

[@nblake7777]

👍🏾

[@Arlecchino_Gatto]

I have to agree with you Mike. Cheese IS the best food in the world. Potatoes and chesse are my two favorite foods. Au Gratin potatoes are my all time favorite. My comfort food is a nice grilled cheese sandwich.

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

Yes a grilled cheese sandwich is way up there among the top Comfort Foods. So much so that I don't like to own a loaf of bread and sliced cheese in the winter if I want to get into my regular clothes in the spring😢😂.

[@sandrajordan3802]

I was in the surgery about to undergo a procedure when the staff turned on the radio and Stayin Alive came on. I was so happy that’s what they weren’t playing instead of another one bites the dust.

[@susansupino4011]

🤭😂🤣

[@nblake7777]

Underrated comment! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sheilaclay8078]

🤣🤣🤣

[@juggalo9097]

Why would they turn on a fucking radio right before a patient is about to go under for surgery??

[@kinggeorge9331]

Most of the time you're already out before going in the room where they do the surgery I only been woke one time and seen that room it looks like a tourcher chamber

[@buckysgirl4945]

My brother said that the Marine medics liked getting Tampons in the care kits because they used them for bullet holes.

[@tylerlormand5644]

i seen that movie too....lame

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

@tylerlormand5644 where do you think the movie got it from?

[@craigsheffield6546]

I've heard about that.

[@ninaharper6282]

That makes sense.

[@Sorchia56]

It’s very true!

[@jeffwolf8018]

Formaldehyde is in almost everything from your couch cushions to your pillows to your mattress to the paint on your walls to the stain on your floor...

[@laurakibben4147]

A mobile home is the only thing I've seen with warnings about the chemicals used in construction all over the counters when you move in. Warnings of numerous things.

[@jeffwolf8018]

@@laurakibben4147 it's a lot more prevalent than you think it's in carpets it's in just about everything. I was never told this I had to find it out myself through much research after I got violently ill with colitis and Crohn's. It's in household paint and stain for your floors, cabinets walls and doors. This is why when you paint or stain your house, It stinks for a week.. that new car smell that's formaldehyde as well.

[@DarthBludgeon]

And cigarette smoke, if anyone is still smoking them these days...

[@elladoz1966]

Nope

[@kathypichey4306]

Scented candles sprays ECT.

[@kathleencandelaria4106]

The Barbie doll was introduced to our home to my older sister. She responded with " a doll with boobs". None of the 4 girls were interested in the doll. My personal opinion was she either had a trust fund or a sugar daddy. Her only interest was changing outfits every 5 minutes. She was a dim witted creature.

[@laurakibben4147]

😂😂😂

[@debbieellett9093]

I was seriously depressed because I couldn't find anything worthwhile on YT! Mike and his team saved my evening! Thanks guys, my poor brain hurts from having to deal with the dark secrets, but happy non the less❤😘❤

[@ancaboghitoiu2971]

You have a serious problem if you get depressed when you can't find anything to watch on YT! 😂😂😂

[@shawnn6541]

Plz, check out the "why files"

[@rosettawilson1811]

I love your video

[@rosettawilson1811]

​@ancaboghitoiu❤❤1

[@martasoto3403]

None

[@julianaylor4351]

It alway surprised me how much crap the US government allows in products, which are and have been banned in the UK and EU for years. It's horrible, I'm so sorry for you guys. You should form online pressure groups to ban the stuff, or just boycott the crap. ❤️

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

Guess the ingredients to cosmetics and hygiene products marketed for beauty smelling good lovely skin etcetera are not regulated At All by the fda. They routinely contain poisons and carcinogens.

[@edmartin875]

The Government is helping the public by limiting the amount of bad stuff in our foods. Like the amount of mouse droppings in our peanut butter. Yep, Peanut butter is allowed to have a certain amount of mouse feces in it.

[@Dumbcrane]

Pepperjack Cheese. And yes, I can absolutely understand that people can be seduced by cheese.... it is just that damn good.

[@TreeLynnT]

I'm from Wisconsin. My favorite is a spread cheese called Port Wine.

[@travisr6843]

❤❤❤yesss

[@slimtig]

When I was little my dad kept resuci Annie in a suitcase in the living room. He was a fire chief at the time. I was terrified of her. Had a nightmare that she was chasing me through my godmother’s house. Woke up screaming.

[@gsaw5008]

😮

[@petermontoya1796]

You talked about the CPR doll, Annie. That is the person who Michael Jackson is singing about in "Smooth Criminal." You'll never forget who Annie is now !!

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Wow

[@aprilpotter3054]

Cool, let's make dark secrets a series. Love list 25!!

[@chrisrussell1800]

Lawn darts aren't written into the American constitution as a right though

[@christyadcock4966]

Thank you. That was both entertaining and informative. Excellent job!

[@lnspotts1]

This is awesome 🙂! Thank you for doing lists like this one! I love weird history!

[@koriw1701]

You might be interested in knowing where we get the vanilla scents of perfume and occasionally vanilla flavoring, especially in schnapps. Castoreum is a yellowish exudate from the castor sacs of mature beavers. Beavers use castoreum in combination with urine to scent-mark their territory. It comes from a place at the base of their tail that they use to coat their...well, coats. They rub it in their fur to aid in waterproofing. If you're hunting beavers, look...or smell, for vanilla and you'll be close to one of their dens.

[@jamy8575]

Thanks, I appreciate odd truths like one you just brought forth.

[@kittycato2023]

That would be raspberry flavors. I never heard vanilla.

[@pnwnewsinfo]

Vanilla comes from an Orchid! I'm not sure where false Vanilla comes from.

[@user-jt4iy5pl2b]

Wonder why I soak vanilla BEANS in whisky is it because that's how vanilla flavoring is made? some people will believe any thing the must glands of beaver are used in perfume oh thow who believe anything your welcome to eat all you can though you will get sick but with your thoughts lm sure you stay that way

[@user-jt4iy5pl2b]

Then why do I use licorice to trap them you bad wrong dude vanilla comes from a bean that grows on flowers

[@micheleperkins1956]

I learned about Fritz Haber on Let Them Fight. Don't look them up if you're easily offended or squeamish. Several of these entries I've used as questions in years past, but it's always fun to learn and watch Mike!

[@mandibailey9104]

I see Mike. I hit like. Thank you for another one List 25.

[@serenapenner3581]

Another great list❣️ My fave cheese is Swiss, but i do love sharp cheddar, cheese curds, parmesan, and gouda! I agree Mike best food! Cheese makes every dish better! 💖

[@edmartin875]

I like cheese. I've always liked cheese. But I don't like cheese on EVERYTHING I eat. Which seems like the trend these days. I think this particular trend is heavily encouraged by the milk producers of our country.

[@serenapenner3581]

@edmartin875 Well, to be honest, I don't like cheese on everything either. I've tried it on apple pie and didn't enjoy it. I'd never put it on chocolate anything, lol.

[@julianaylor4351]

The real strong super glue is banned for public sale in the UK, the strong stuff is only available to doctors. So when I use it, I can wash it off with detergent, soap and a pumice.

[@ElsieJoy39]

Winston Churchill invented the "siren suit" , an all in one garment to be worn at night in case of air raids, less flimsy than pyjamas

[@oldmanTav]

Onesy

[@ElsieJoy39]

@@oldmanTav Long before the 'onesy' night ware came into being....Originally called the 'siren suit'

[@oldmanTav]

@@ElsieJoy39 Thanks, I was just being facetious though.

[@sterling557]

The Blue Milk appeared in the 1906 book "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair, which I read in high school. It is about an immigrant family from eastern Europe that move to Chicago, and encounter all the city's corruption, and the horrible working conditions in a meat butchering plant. The main character's daughter dies after drinking the Blue Milk. ~. "The Jungle" was influential in obtaining passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act.

[@russellforsyth8416]

Growing up in the country during 70s&80s with limited parental interference and no jarts, my brother and his friend's introduced me to bow roulette where we stood in a circle and shot an arrow with a razor edged hunting tip straight up in the air using a compound bow. Leaning backward was a punchable offense, and the game only ended when all players had shot twice. More than once, I heard the bzzzz of an arrow as it landed directly beside or behind me. And the fact that none of us would have ever fired a weapon into the air made it all the more infuriating to my father, who wore my brother and me out with his belt. Good times

[@debrajones4010]

We never saw the real dangers until we were older. To think of having an arrow coming from mid air and to have it landed on our heads is absolutely terrifying now!

[@maxazoff9824]

8:42. We literally have *the exact* set of silverware handed down 4 generations in my family. The only difference is the box, but the cutlery itself is 100% identical.

[@LuciferMorningstar-zu1ud]

The Chinese Famine was responsible for massive accounts of cannibalism of young children orphans. Unfortunately they would take their meat and pass it off as animal meat. Not so widely talked about but it’s true, with many horrific accounts of families swapping their own children to eat, in order to lessen the guilt of eating their own kin.

[@user-xl4zr1xw1o]

Marshmallow Fireside is in fact the best! Try the wall plug ins. You will not be disappointed, albeit poisonous.

[@user-yd6tp5vz7u]

If their isnt a LIST already with kellogg cereal initial intention, the invential of high heels, playdoh, bubble wrap, and cherry pits are some interesting things to learn about.

[@user-yd6tp5vz7u]

invention* of high heels

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

High heels are just the European equivalent of foot binding . People say that's over the top exaggeration and like Fanatics feminism or something. But in reality I have seen what a lifetime of high heel wearing will do to women's feet including crushing the toes and making the calf muscles so short that women who wore them in the 50s 60s and 70s were unable to stand on flat ground in their bare feet. Even when they needed walkers in nursing homes they had to wear high heeled bedroom slippers because otherwise they would not be able to walk at all period of course they also distort the lower back and cause back problems and I could go on and on. We've all been trained from childhood to think that women's feet look good in high heels and that the curve of their legs are more attractive with the calf muscle bulging and the ankle looking smaller because the calf muscles not being used at all and being pushed up. As a result wearing flat shoes AKA sensible shoes is a phrase that's commonly used to describe stodgy boring ugly unromantic unsexy unexciting women. Apparently actually caring about the function of your feet is unsexy to the max. So the profile of the foot in the high heel or even a wedge is virtually identical to foot binding just not quite as tight and you have to keep the shoe on to maintain the position. But the footprint that high heels make is just like foot binding and the profile is the same and there have been men's sexually obsessed with bound feet just as there are men who are sexually obsessed with high heels and the feet in them to the point that there have been a couple of serial killers who murdered women just to cut off their feet--- in their high heels of course!!

[@dawnhall8432]

Awesome video ❤ awesome Mike 😊❤😊

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Something a thousand years old was banned when one little girl got a dart to the dome. That's....I don't know how to feel about that

[@myfirstnamemylastname2994]

Probably it wasn't played much in the past by children especially little girls. Of course the gender of the child doesn't matter when it comes to injury but I'm just saying that children aren't using those as toys. Maybe some idiot drunken soldiers played with them but that's a choice.

[@phubble1877]

That's our world today. Someone get hurts, it gets banned and no one can have it. Where were child's parents, not supervising. Good they were not allowed to reproduce.

[@edmartin875]

When it comes to safety there are no bounds, whether there should be or not.

[@sprocketart]

If a lawn dart is our most serious threat we're in good shape!

[@howardriley1686]

Damn that NY extra sharp white cheddar sounds good. Bet it'll be even better with some saltines!

[@edmartin875]

When I was a child, many decades ago, we made our own cheese. It was better than any commercial cheese I have ever tasted.

[@thirdcoastfirebird]

I have know this about life for a long time: Most things want to kill you. It's scary, but wants you come to terms with it it gets a little bit easier.

[@DonHitman-gt9cz]

It's more of a "things can " kill you than they want to. Weeds out bad genetics....

[@twichmcvey6065]

Friend lost two toes due to lawn dart going into his foot. Pinned his shoe to the lawn turf and it broke the bones in the top of his foot. It got infected and they had to take two of his toes.

[@debrajones4010]

Am I missing something? The game is where you stand across the lawn from the round circle on the other side and throw the dart to make it into the circle, but why were people losing limbs and eyes and even their lives? They didn’t know you’re not supposed to stand under them?

[@twichmcvey6065]

@@debrajones4010 he was 7 and threw it straight up. It came back down on his foot. His older brother Brian was laughing till we all saw the blood coming out of the hole in the bottom of his sneaker. It was messed up. The bones were blocking blood flow to the toes. I was 9 so I don't know everything. The adults never let us play that again though

[@twichmcvey6065]

@@debrajones4010 we also didn't know not to be standing near the circle or anywhere on that side of the yard. Some yards were really too small for this game but we was ot on TV amd had friends at school that had it so we wanted it too. Parents just wanted us out of the house amd out of their way.

[@debrajones4010]

@@twichmcvey6065 man that sounds horrible. I’m sorry it took accidents like this for them to take it off the shelf.

[@edmartin875]

Stupidity is not rare, especially among teens, and is not unknown on either side of that age. @@debrajones4010

[@RandyFricke]

The German uniforms were the sharpest ever. Aqua Velva was originally marketed as a mouth wash.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Yeah, I read that too about Aqua Velva

[@PaiviProject]

Wow. That was some wild info.

[@laurentverpeaux2281]

You don t know food and cheese until you travel to regional france :) ❤ the word cheddar does not exist We have REAL cheese!!!!

[@doloresgray3668]

I believe you! I’m sure the wine 🍷 is magnifique as well!❣️ I dream of traveling there someday 🥰

[@doloresgray3668]

Incidentally, I am in the U.S. Ohio to be exact.

[@BRIZVIZ]

i'ts amazing that almost all households have the materials to create explosives and chemical weapons and they don't even know until the mix the wrong thing,

[@williamsaltsman6537]

Love your clever humor! Great videos!

[@list25]

Thanks so much!

[@agatoncolango6083]

Very interesting. Great work.

[@judyv3246]

REALLY interesting! Thank you

[@emergentform1188]

Great stuff buddy, cheers.

[@retanyla3261]

I was in Pakistan in 2004. What he says is true. The kite string is coated with glue and poudered glass . The damage it caused was awful. That little girl was actually beheaded by the kite string that was partly woumd around a moving truck tire . She was 4 years old.

[@sheilakirby5616]

BACK IN THE LATE 70'S & 80'S WOMEN USED A METHOD OF DOUCHING THAT USED A DROP OF JOY DISH WASHING LIQUID TO THE WATER IN THEIR DOUCHES *** ANY MORE THAN A SINGLE DROP COULD POTENTIALLY LEAVE YOU FOAMING AT THE MUFF 😯😨😤🥴

[@laurakibben4147]

A woman's body cleanses itself. In a way.

[@edmartin875]

And you just had to all caps scream that news to us.

[@hughjanus5336]

0:44 scented products 2:25 cosmetics 3:31 Barbie doll 4:38 lawn darts 5:53 Listerine 6:51 Lysol 7:44 Hugo Boss 8:34 Oneida Ltd 9:19 PJs 10:18 graham crackers TBC

[@Laila_Shryock82]

Another great video. I hope you are doing well ☺️

[@ArthurPekarsky]

Cheese is the greatest! Solanine has killed people in the past from the inhalation of fumes alone. Potatoes should NEVER be kept anyplace without ventilation. I've used Superglue numerous times to seal cuts on my hands. And have kept it on me working in kitchens throughout my life. I use a product called "Liquid Band-aid". And super glue is a great alternative to that when you don't have any on-hand. From what I understand it's basically the same product. I can attest to the fact that it works just as good.

[@4BillC]

Some people have done terrible things but that doesn't take away from some of the products they created. What we think is terrible today was normal for them.

[@MalikaBourne]

Extra sharp cheddar is the greatest food ever!

[@user-jt4iy5pl2b]

Limburger ,get it right

[@curtishughes5430]

Interesting video good one.

[@lifeafterlifeplus599]

Thanks for your good work

[@jenniferkovalick2959]

B&BW Marshmallow Fireside is the hand soap I have in my bathroom right now! Lol it smells amazing!

[@lesnyk255]

Treadmill slavery: Wasn't there a Black Mirror episode about that? There was also an episode of RadioLab that touched on the history of Resuci-Annie. Favorite cheese? Can't say I've ever met one I didn't like. But I've become intrigued by Blue Stilton, an especially odoriferous variety popular in parts of Britain. Without going into the backstory, it contains compounds reputedly conducive to dreaming when eaten before bedtime. My own experiments have been inconclusive; but until cheese is declared a Schedule 1 drug, they shall continue. Living alone, I don't - nor ever will - own a chain saw. But I've had two hip replacements, a procedure in which the head of the femur is removed & replaced with a titanium pin. Since each operation was completed in under an hour, I presume some sort of mechanized saw was employed for the removal. And given the miraculous results, I can enthusiastically declare that I'm all for it.

[@elultimo102]

What about that cheese with live fly maggots, banned in the US?

[@echognomecal6742]

Eh. "Green" doesn't mean a potato's gone bad; it does mean it can be harmful, tho...in a poisonous sorta way. I must have an iron stomach, bc I've eaten potato with some green on them many times lol. Potatoes that are more than a little green, taste bitter &/or burn when you try to eat them are a big ol' mortality no-no. A little green can cause upset stomach, that sort of thing, unless the consumer has health concerns & such. Be careful, is the take away here. Also, I need potatoes in my diet, plus I grow them so I'll totally take those green ones you don't want 😉

[@MrTwenty20video]

Thank you.

[@user-zv6di7xo5l]

Interesting stuff. 😮

[@Hillers62]

At 18:51 ...to elaborate...Barbers would rinse the bloody rags, but the red stain remained...They then wrapped the the red rags around a white pole to dry them out (Things were not very sanitary back then)...thus the striped red and white pole...the red white and blue pole came out because...America...

[@cr33d4]

Aside from Hugo Boss and magnetic tape, a whole plethora of things came from Nazi Germany... Fanta, Volkswagen, the U.S. Space Program (Werner Von Braun the designer of the Nazi V-Rockets also designed the Saturn V rocket.) As well as a whole host of other items.

[@generalmcterror2718]

I was just about to comment this myself. Yeah there’s a lot we have now a days that Nazi Germany had a hand in. Another good example is jet engines. When people say kraut space magic lovingly to things like the G11 rifle among other things. They aren’t kidding there’s a lot of things the German people has made over the years that seem impossible but are.

[@michellecoleman5577]

Cheese is, in fact, not greater than crispy bacon...

[@Cypresssina]

😮 I admire your gumption, however I cannot agree with your assertion.

[@bearnunnemaker5453]

@@CypresssinaI agree with your assertion of cheese! Nothing better. Except cheesecake!!

[@edmartin875]

I like cheese but I like bacon more.

[@DarthBludgeon]

Co-jack, of course!

[@CybeleCotter]

Extra sharp cheddar is my favorite cheese. Gouda is also good; and havarti.

[@Aeisha-el1mi]

Love❤ list25 hi Mike 👋🤓

[@phyllismoran27]

Thank you for the info, even though some of it is gory, it's interesting!

[@user-hx5db5kq3s]

Very interesting video.

[@DorianFeatherstone]

Candles also put Carbon Monoxide into the air. And using candles for long periods of time ( especially in a space that is not well-ventilated ) can cause serious respiratory problems and other issues. Also, I remember a time years ago when I used candles and also had an Ionic air purifier, and when I noticed candle wax on the metal blades of the purifier I stopped using candles ; especially because this made me wonder how much candle wax might have been inside of my lungs.

[@edmartin875]

You can eat bees wax. Unfortunately, not all wax is bees wax.

[@MemoGrafix]

I don't care what You say nor researched about Lemons. They TASTE GOOD and is one of the foods I consume regularly to Prevent Me from getting sick. I haven't been sick in years other than a mild Cold that lasts less than 2 days.

[@edmartin875]

Lots of Vitamin C in lemons. Lots of Vitamin C is used to keep you healthy. I have a heart disease and diabetes, of the meds my Doctor prescribed 1000mg of Vitamin C per day is included.

[@The_Stoned_One]

Listerine good for general cleaning, athletes foot, jock itch, and dandruff to name a few

[@KellyHowe-us8qe]

Thank you

[@lorysmidt6592]

Cheese is the best food on Earth!

[@emilyphillips219]

❤ this xx hey from England xx

[@calledbyhisname899]

Okay, had to come on to "school" you on how Lysol was used as a douche back in the day. It was the concentrate (brown bottle that kills most everything) Lysol that was used for douching. Why? Super duper diluted it was believed to be an after sex sperm killer.

[@fire083]

So the inventor of the treadmill likely took inspiration from the turnspit, a wheel designed for a specific breed of dog to run in to turn the spit in a cooking fireplace. And in sure there are other things that he took inspiration from.

[@nuranozdemir6454]

Didn’t the creator/founder of Barbie name the doll after her own daughter Barbara; never mentioned it was an exact replica of a German doll that she “created”. Imagine the royalties Mattel owes to original maker…

[@nuranozdemir6454]

Free Palestine 🇵🇸 Stop the GENOCIDE!

[@StacyAlmon]

My husband has been doing s’mores with Reese’s for a few years now :)

[@Paislywalls4767]

Simply inserting a chocolate covered peanut into a freshly roasted marshmallow is quite heavenly also 🥰

[@josephtaub20]

Haber: Nitrated fertilizers can be mixed with flammable liquids to make explosives: ammonium nitrate. Barber pole: Barbers acted as doctors traveling around. Bloodletting was a "cure" to adjust the ratio of the four essential "humours" in the body. It is believed that George Washington died as a result of medical bloodletting taken to excess. Kites: Fighting kites have been around for centuries. Often, ground glass was impregnated into the string to make it cut loose opponents' kites.

[@deloachapproach4273]

I wish lawn darts still existed. Today we coddle our kids so much, they have taken many of the pieces of equipment kids once enjoyed - things like monkey bars, high slides, etc. Now they play video games as their guts and butts spread. Freak accidents happen. Overreactions to freak accidents have softened our young to the point it is detrimental. Please forgive any typos, etc., as I am a ninety percent disabled veteran who is one the highest level paing patch available. Have a wonderful day!

[@maryrosekent8223]

I’m a super-taster and super-smeller, which might sound gourmet (but) means that I hate most foods and truly suffer when some little chicky-babe or chicky-dude wears more than a teeny-tiny itty-bitty bit of scented product. Please, just don’t!!!

[@davidwillis5016]

Thanks

[@jackgibsxxx0750]

#21..... Listerine makes a great rub for your skin. I have cats and diabetes. My hands and shoulders get scratches all the time. Use that or stick/spray deodorant on them and they heal right up. 😻😻😻😻😻😻😻

[@emergentform1188]

I love lawn darts when I was a kid, and no fatalities, even tho we were savages.

[@lloydscharf6897]

What about "Margrine, & Florinated water"

[@susanholbrook4185]

Both so bad

[@josephbeauleau420]

I played with jarts for years with my friends. just like guns, if you don't use them with caution people can get hurt. we had dozens of kids in my neighborhood and nobody ever got jarted or shot, our parents taught us all how to be serious and responsible and still have fun. my kids use both and they were taught the same as I was. and nobody ever gets hurt!!

[@robertearl963]

Originally sound was recorded on a strand of wire. My dad owned a wire recorder he obtained during world war 2

[@RosheenQuynh]

I LOVE sharp cheddar and pepper jack!

[@julianaylor4351]

German Reich also pioneered CCTV. 😳

[@palladini9718]

Half the stuff mentioned in this video, I already knew!

[@zeusathena26]

Need a part 2 history is darker than you think.

[@believethat223]

Art work behind you, very nice 😅

[@Chris-CLU-Utterback]

Ive used super glue for small cuts it works great and beats the hell out of a trip to ER and stiches

[@tenabarnes3269]

Do you know that super glue(supposedly medical grade ) is still used in certain surgeries and to close wounds that are too difficult to stitch?

[@michellepatry6184]

Merci de nous ouvrir les yeux

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Peanut Butter during the 2nd ww in North America as a protein substitute due to food rations.

[@richewilson6394]

Kites have been known to be the first form of drones during the ancient world in China.

[@doloresgray3668]

Well, as far as magnetic tape goes, we could always say that every dark cloud has a silver lining. Our Lord can bring some goodness out of ugly and tragedy. Thank you for your channel. It brings such insight and knowledge. You have one of the best on KZbin! 👍🏼

[@user-ho7do8dp8k]

I made the Reese's s'mores. They were life-changingly good!! 💯

[@taeharte7501]

Gouda Jong is the best cheese of the world, but Roquefort, Gorgonzola and Parmezan are also very delicious

[@dustylong]

Gouda Jong, absolutely 👍🏻

[@courtneybrown4352]

My step dad lost his eye from a lawn dart.

[@debrajones4010]

Did he not know you’re not supposed to look up towards it?

[@kingstonpatrickscuthbert5473]

I'm curious. Where does the formaldehyde come from in the candle? The paraffin wax, or the perfume? If the wax, all candles would do that. If the perfume, it would depend on what perfume. Re potatoes. The potato is a Solanaceous plant. Same family as tomato, eggplant, cape gooseberry, belladonna. If potatoes are exposed to light, they start to photosynthesis and turn green. In the process, producing hyoscine, scopolamine, and other atropine-like alkaloids. I do not understand the modern marketing of potatoes in mesh bags or clear plastic under bright lights. Promoting a situation causing photosynthesis. A little atropine is unlikely to kill, but might affect vision etc.

[@joshlunt7827]

Thank you for the Simpsons reference in this video, Mike! 😁