Tips, hacks, recs, scam...interest/benefit/warn others?

[jabir]

Got a tip or hack, found a better mousetrap, recommend what you bought and actually like or on special, dream or shite burger or deal, anything else you reckon might interest/benefit/warn others?

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Bought an Airzooka from UK for the young one, lots of fun, pull and release to fling an air bubble, they say up to 50' but more effectively 10' or so, harmless even at point blank, overpriced at around £15 for the novelty as things tend to be, made in China and can be frustrating to put together but worth the effort, haven't seen them in LoS though they're either around or will soon turn up.

Ad says good for 6+, me says 7+ for pulling strength and a few days before it starts gathering dust.



Not compulsory though several reviews mention that farts can be sent from one end of a room to the other, one load, one hold and fire, haven't tried it, kids have, good for them unsuccessfully.

[cyrille]

farts can be sent from one end of a room to the other, one load, one hold and fire

Sounds a bit like a NigelFarage post.

[jabir]

uh, hi squirrel, bit slow off the mark today?

[cyrille]

Nah right on it jabber.

Doubtless there are people who'll be forever in your debt for the life hack of how to transport a fart.

[jabir]

a bit advanced, didn't expect to impress you.

[Cujo]

Always click on links in emails from people you don't know, often they lead to hidden treasure.

Nigerians have terrible trouble moving money internationally and often require third party assistance. Do your best to help.

[Maanaam]

Bought an Airzooka from UK for the young one,

Had to look it up.
It looks like something you could very easily make yourself. Kids would have fun with it: paintball without the paint and pain, each team has to try to extinguish the other team's candles, or topple their cups.

[jabir]

Wasn't sure where to put this so here is as good as any.

Years back the young one plastered his cupboard with stickers. It's still in good nick and was quite expensive so now that he's older it's time to scrape them off as the cupboard is handed down to a nearby generation.

Problem is how to remove the stickers without also scraping off the varnish or leaving stains/blotches.





WD40 works well on appliance stickers, but is it worth risking against wood?

tia

[harrybarracuda]

https://www.wikihow.life/Get-Stickers-off-Wood

[jabir]

thanks, they make it look so easy.