Hello Future KNOW IT ALL'S! Why did I come up with this? Frustration Builds invention!!! oh, and being a tightwad penny pincher helps as well LOL! Well very simply put I became so infuriated when I would go to use the glue for a small project and it was hard and gooey. So I said to myself, Mr. Know It All, why does this happen? It hit Me like a ton of bricks when I realized it was Becoming exposed to air even though I would tighten the cap down like a gorilla. ***Quote of the Week! Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway.***
That seems like a pretty excellent way to keep your glue from drying out. I had an old plumber who once told me his trick for glues he didn't use very often was to store them upside down. That way the glue would harden in any non-sealed parts of the cap and keep it from drying out. That seems to work also.
We used to do the same thing for paint cans, store them upside down so you wouldn't have to peel off a thick skin on the top of the paint if the next use was months away.
The stars have aligned! I had a thought about placing the PVC glue, still in the can, into a large mouth mason jar and vacuuming the sucker down. And here you are doing the same thing with a bag! Confirmation!
I use your vacuum seal suggestion to seal up my used small tubes of RTV sealant! I always keep my PVC sealant indoors with no problems. Never thought about this tho!! Great tip thanks Mike!
I do a similar thing with putty/spackle jars using regular Ziploc bags and it works great, but you’ve taken it to the next level. Thanks Mr. Know It All!!!
Great idea for paint soaked brushes , like when you have to rush out of the house , or plan on continuing the work later. Wrap in saran wrap & vacuum seal! Just the saran wrap & ziploc & putting it in the fridge works but adding the vacuum step before refrigeration would extend the paint brush readiness almost indefinitely!
Hack, You can put plastic bags over the opening of a gas can & then screw on the nozzle. That’ll keep the fuel smell from coming out while transporting it.
Had a small project and needed the pvc glue. What I had was gelled up but used anyway. Repaired failed so I have to go buy more fittings and glue. I will definitely use the vaccum sealer saves time and money. Thanks
Another good tip is if you get smooth leather workgloves or welding gloves rub in hand lotion and they will not burn or cut as easily. They will last a lot longer and be softer and more pliable.
On the coffee filter trick. I use a coffee filter or a dryer sheet and put it over a new lawn mower/edger/chain saw/etc. to keep factory filter cleaner. When the outer filter gets dirty I replace it, blow out factory filter. A very light coat of WD-40 will catch even more dust.
I use a face mask and pop the strings off and straighten out the folds, then peel one of the three layers off and put it over my lawn mower air filter to help keep it clean.
@@MrKnowItAllGuru My young nephew think I'm a genius for coming with all these wonderful ideas....hehehe. But I do share the links them with family and friends. They love the content as well.
Oh man, you have no idea of how many cans of glue I had to throw away. I will definitely try, I do a lot of PVC in garden and around the house. I hate it when I go to use glue again and it is all dried up. Thanks so much
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Glad to help Davil!! Thank you for watching and for the comment, makes all we do worth it when folks find value in what we share. Hope you have a stupendous day my friend. Guru Mike
I must have thrown away about a dozen PVC glue cans over that years because they went bad on me. I also have an industrial vacuum packer. I never even connected putting the two together, (I'll have to change my name to Dumb Bunny). Now I'll go and dig out the two or three cans of glue that I have and vacuum pack 'em, (assuming I don't have to throw them away again). Thanks for the great tip! Good tip on the coffee filters too, although I have used a permanent metal mesh basket for years now.
Thanks for the tip! Haven't thought about using a vacuum sealer! There's aerosol spray of nitrogen that you spray into paint containers that displaces the oxygen. A Canadian specialty tool catalogue company called Lee Valley tools sold it some years back. I know that certain glues, adhesives can be stored in the fridge & some even in the freezer. I'm pretty sure that large silicone tubes can be stored in the fridge to extend their useful life. Any way to evacuate, to displace oxygen & lower temperature is ideal.
I had some legs break on my fan instead of throwing out the fan I just got some PVC pipe a four way on the bottom and some 2 ways the length was 1 ft out and all around and the legs were stable and lasted forever never had to replace that fan
Nice!! This is called ingenuity, we do it all the time, great work Kevin! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
I put a Walmart bag over the top of a open paint can and then put the lid on. The lid will not stick to the paint can and you can get it off easily later. The material the bag is made from will not stick to paint
great video. thanks for tips. liked/subscribed. about [03:32]: am working with leather am work mostly with glue, where I can buy these vacuum machine? thanks in advance
It's this amzn.to/39xZWp0 you will love it! Thank you so much for watching and for the sub, we really appreciate it and hope you enjoy the channel my friend. Have a great day! Guru Mike
Or... with the lid off, fill the top of the can with propane (from a propane torch) long enough to displace the air. Propane is heavier and will settle on the paint surface and keep the air in the can from slowly solidifying the glue. If you have a car channel, you probably use POR-15... this works great to keep your POR-15 from going bad too.
Thank you for this video. I am no plumber by any stretch of the imagination. However, I have bought one too many PVC glues over time, and although I do not have a sealer machine like yours... I have a simple female plan that I am going to try. I am going to grab myself a zip-lock bag and a straw, and drop that baby in the bag... next, I am going to pop that straw in the far-end corner and zip it up... and suck all the air out... and quickly close it and tape over the entrance LOL!! 🤣🤣😅😅😂🙈🙈🙈🙈
Don't do that! Seriously! I tried doing just that (with PVC cement), I used a medium sized zip lock freezer bag and a straw on my first suck in it immediately burned my throat and nose. It actually hurt and was scary. After about 10min I did feel better.
We have found that adding a teaspoon of this amzn.to/3wIDQHd to a half used can works great depending on the brand of the glue you are using, but it's worth a shot Bob! Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru I have penny pinching in my blood. Come from a generation when they put newspapers in shoes when the soles wore out. It’s a game now to beat the Big Corporations from taking my Pennie’s now.
My Man "The Captain"!!! Is Mr. Know it All the best, man I say "Yes"!!! If you want to give your Super Glue added strength, add Baking Soda to item you're gluing.
Before working on a car , painting , or getting greasy , dirty , take a palm full of dish soap and lather into hands , arms ,ect. and let dry . Grease, paint , dirt , will wash off with just plain water
If it's still wet and drips, it's still good. When it's not good is when it's hard like a piece of chewed gum, that's of no use at that point. Hope this helps, thank you for watching, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike & team
I don't have one of those vacuum sealers so when I wanted to store my new can of PVC cement I thought I'd use my same ghetto vacuum seal that I used for freezing meet, by using a medium sized zip lock freezer bag and a straw. On my first suck in it immediately burned my throat and nose, it actually hurt. After about 10min I did feel better but it really was scary. I was surprised this happened because it was a new can and I cleaned and closed it well before doing this.
Why did it need to be cleaned and closed well if it was a new can? WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD EVER DO SOMETHING SO STUPID AS TO SUCK AIR OUT OF A PLASTIC BAG THAT HAS A POISON IN IT? YOU ARE THE REASON CREATORS NEED TO HAVE DISCLAIMERS, NO MORE DIY FOR YOU, YOU WILL NEED TO HIRE EVERYTHING DONE FOR YOU FROM HERE ON OUT! Guru Mike & team
@@MrKnowItAllGuru Yes, it was stupid for me to do what I did. I admire brave people who made a mistake using a table saw (for example) and admit it as a sort of PSA to help others from not doing the same stupid thing. That was my intention here. I thought it would be obvious when I said it was a "new can" it meant first time use of that can. Safety is important to me and really try to take the side of precaution, it was dumb for me to assume there would be no vapor even though the cap was closed tightly. It's too bad you took what I said in such a not-cool way, especially because other comments, made by NMCsWorld and fritzkabeano1969 suggesting to do the same thing I actually did. For both these comments you replied in a positive way, thanking them for sharing their suggestion.
Watching you open vacuum seal bag; I thought, why couldn't you use the same bag again by cutting off the side. When done with the glue put pvc can back in and seal the side. Bag will be smaller bur I think that should work. save a bag, save space in the landfill (there is one 4 miles from our house that gets garbage from 70 miles away).
You’re very correct funny farm we use our vacuum bags over and over even with our food we just rinse the bag out and stick it back in the freezer until we have another item of food we want to put in it if we cut the bag clean at the top take the food out or take the silicone out and reuse it sometimes multiple times over and over mad Mike out
HEY👋Guru Mike!!! My brother those are some great tips and tricks! My food saver is basically just like yours😄now, I want to see you seal up a bag of boneless chicken breasts(usually 3 from Sam's)w/o using the moist button😉😁. What's your dog's name? And Kamilla, I really really feel sorry for you hon...🤣🤣🤣Love ya guys!!! God Bless. Jay.
Hey my brother! I pre-freeze any meat as to not have the juice interfere with the sealing process :) It's a whole thing :) We have 2 rescue dogs, one is Lucy and the one with the black circle around her eye is Lily, and I will let Karmella know you have pity on her :) LOLOL Have a blessed week my friend. GuruMike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru Ha!Ha! and I misspelled Karmellas name once again!! Lol 😆 Also, I can't get nuttin by you my friend, I prefreeze also👍👍. Until next post... Take care and God Bless.
are you being sarcastic??? the lacquer thinner degrades the glue, but in a pinch it will soften it enough to use and 99% or the people out there cannot get lac thinner..SA
Hello Future KNOW IT ALL'S! Why did I come up with this? Frustration Builds invention!!! oh, and being a tightwad penny pincher helps as well LOL! Well very simply put I became so infuriated when I would go to use the glue for a small project and it was hard and gooey. So I said to myself, Mr. Know It All, why does this happen? It hit Me like a ton of bricks when I realized it was Becoming exposed to air even though I would tighten the cap down like a gorilla. ***Quote of the Week! Never give up on a dream just because of the time it will take to accomplish it. The time will pass anyway.***
That seems like a pretty excellent way to keep your glue from drying out. I had an old plumber who once told me his trick for glues he didn't use very often was to store them upside down. That way the glue would harden in any non-sealed parts of the cap and keep it from drying out. That seems to work also.
Thanks for sharing, Leonard! We really appreciate the view, thanks for being here with us my friend, have a great week. GuruMike
We used to do the same thing for paint cans, store them upside down so you wouldn't have to peel off a thick skin on the top of the paint if the next use was months away.
The stars have aligned!
I had a thought about placing the PVC glue, still in the can, into a large mouth mason jar and vacuuming the sucker down.
And here you are doing the same thing with a bag! Confirmation!
Thanks for sharing I truly appreciate that glad we could help and confirm your suspicions, mad mike
I use your vacuum seal suggestion to seal up my used small tubes of RTV sealant! I always keep my PVC sealant indoors with no problems. Never thought about this tho!! Great tip thanks Mike!
Thank you very much Kerry! Glad to have you here with us, have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
I do a similar thing with putty/spackle jars using regular Ziploc bags and it works great, but you’ve taken it to the next level. Thanks Mr. Know It All!!!
Yep, I use the double seal freezer bags they're thicker and work great.
Thank you very much Mike! We appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a great week my friend. GuruMike
Also when you're painting and you get paint on your hands or arms spray it with WD40 and it dissolves right off. It works better than soap and water.
Good tip 👍
Does it work better than paint thinner?
Great tip, Ken! Thank you for watching and sharing, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
Great idea for paint soaked brushes , like when you have to rush out of the house , or plan on continuing the work later. Wrap in saran wrap & vacuum seal!
Just the saran wrap & ziploc & putting it in the fridge works but adding the vacuum step before refrigeration would extend the paint brush readiness almost indefinitely!
Great idea, Pedro! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
Hack, You can put plastic bags over the opening of a gas can & then screw on the nozzle. That’ll keep the fuel smell from coming out while transporting it.
Thank you for watching and sharing your tip, we really appreciate it, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
I do that on the mower under the gas lid between mows or else the next time I go to mow all the gas has evaporated.
Had a small project and needed the pvc glue. What I had was gelled up but used anyway. Repaired failed so I have to go buy more fittings and glue. I will definitely use the vaccum sealer saves time and money. Thanks
Thanks for watching and sharing Zeme05, we truly appreciate it, have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. Guru Mike
Another good tip is if you get smooth leather workgloves or welding gloves rub in hand lotion and they will not burn or cut as easily. They will last a lot longer and be softer and more pliable.
Awesome! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it Ken, hope you have a great day. GuruMike
You are always doing things to help people. Every day is a good day for people like that.
Agreed, Larry! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
On the coffee filter trick. I use a coffee filter or a dryer sheet and put it over a new lawn mower/edger/chain saw/etc. to keep factory filter cleaner. When the outer filter gets dirty I
replace it, blow out factory filter. A very light coat of WD-40 will catch even more dust.
Great tip Chuck! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike
I use a face mask and pop the strings off and straighten out the folds, then peel one of the three layers off and put it over my lawn mower air filter to help keep it clean.
Very nice tricks, Mike and Hoolio. Thanks for sharing guys. Have a great week, Dutch regards, Nico.
Our pleasure Nico! Thanks for being here with us my friend, have a stupendous week. GuruMike
Two Great tips I never thought of doing......wow.
Glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching and commenting, ollie bear, hope you have a great week my friend. GuruMike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru My young nephew think I'm a genius for coming with all these wonderful ideas....hehehe. But I do share the links them with family and friends. They love the content as well.
This is gold. Thank you sir.
Glad you enjoyed it Tyler! Thank you for watching, have a great day my friend. GuruMike
Thanks!
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Our pleasure to share neighbor! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a fantastic weekend my friend. Guru Mike
Oh man, you have no idea of how many cans of glue I had to throw away. I will definitely try, I do a lot of PVC in garden and around the house. I hate it when I go to use glue again and it is all dried up. Thanks so much
I'm with you on that michael! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike
A great glue storage tip Mike 👍👍
Glad you like it, Greg! Thanks for watching and being here with us my friend, have a great week. GuruMike
Good tips , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Our pleasure, Michael! Thank you as always for watching and being here with us, we appreciate it my friend. God bless. GuruMike
This is the Primary Reason I go to RUclips! To Learn and Learn... Then put it to Use! Thanks for Sweet Project Cars, and this Super Great Channel Mr. Know It All! Subscribe Everyone!
Glad to help Davil!! Thank you for watching and for the comment, makes all we do worth it when folks find value in what we share. Hope you have a stupendous day my friend. Guru Mike
instead of tape to separate coffee filters, use rubber finger cots for separating office papers.
Thanks for watching and for the tip, we really appreciate it, have a great day Tom. Guru Mike
I must have thrown away about a dozen PVC glue cans over that years because they went bad on me. I also have an industrial vacuum packer. I never even connected putting the two together, (I'll have to change my name to Dumb Bunny). Now I'll go and dig out the two or three cans of glue that I have and vacuum pack 'em, (assuming I don't have to throw them away again). Thanks for the great tip! Good tip on the coffee filters too, although I have used a permanent metal mesh basket for years now.
Same here, so we came up with a way to solve the problem Toby! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike
Great idea!
Glad you liked it Randal! Thanks for watching and being here with us, we truly appreciate it, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
I never thought of that!
Glad we could help, Adna! Thank you for watching, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
Thanks for the tip! Haven't thought about using a vacuum sealer! There's aerosol spray of nitrogen that you spray into paint containers that displaces the oxygen. A Canadian specialty tool catalogue company called Lee Valley tools sold it some years back.
I know that certain glues, adhesives can be stored in the fridge & some even in the freezer. I'm pretty sure that large silicone tubes can be stored in the fridge to extend their useful life.
Any way to evacuate, to displace oxygen & lower temperature is ideal.
Thanks again for the tips, Pedro, we really appreciate it! Have a great week my friend. GuruMike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru My pleasure ...thank you!
I had some legs break on my fan instead of throwing out the fan I just got some PVC pipe a four way on the bottom and some 2 ways the length was 1 ft out and all around and the legs were stable and lasted forever never had to replace that fan
Nice!! This is called ingenuity, we do it all the time, great work Kevin! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
I put a Walmart bag over the top of a open paint can and then put the lid on. The lid will not stick to the paint can and you can get it off easily later. The material the bag is made from will not stick to paint
Another fantastic tip! Thanks Ken, we really appreciate the view, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
great video. thanks for tips. liked/subscribed.
about [03:32]:
am working with leather am work mostly with glue, where I can buy these vacuum machine?
thanks in advance
It's this amzn.to/39xZWp0 you will love it! Thank you so much for watching and for the sub, we really appreciate it and hope you enjoy the channel my friend. Have a great day! Guru Mike
Nice tip!😊
Happy to help! Thank you for the view and comment, hope you have a fantastic weekend my friend. Guru Mike
hi , i m new to your channel. you told how preserve heat pvc glue. but is there any way to reuse the dried glue by adding some ingridient?
No there isn't my friend. Sorry. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day. Guru Mike
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Or... with the lid off, fill the top of the can with propane (from a propane torch) long enough to displace the air. Propane is heavier and will settle on the paint surface and keep the air in the can from slowly solidifying the glue. If you have a car channel, you probably use POR-15... this works great to keep your POR-15 from going bad too.
Thank you for watching and sharing ramosel, we appreciate the input, hope you have a great week my friend. Guru Mike
Thank you for this video. I am no plumber by any stretch of the imagination. However, I have bought one too many PVC glues over time, and although I do not have a sealer machine like yours... I have a simple female plan that I am going to try. I am going to grab myself a zip-lock bag and a straw, and drop that baby in the bag... next, I am going to pop that straw in the far-end corner and zip it up... and suck all the air out... and quickly close it and tape over the entrance LOL!! 🤣🤣😅😅😂🙈🙈🙈🙈
Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate the ideas and input!! Hope you have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike
Don't do that! Seriously! I tried doing just that (with PVC cement), I used a medium sized zip lock freezer bag and a straw on my first suck in it immediately burned my throat and nose. It actually hurt and was scary. After about 10min I did feel better.
Merry Christmas
The super glue and baking soda hack has repaired way more than my plastic.
Nice, thanks for watching and sharing, have a stupendous day. GuruMike
Ahhh!!! The dog killed it. LMAO!!!!
LOL! Thanks for watching, we really appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a great week my friend. GuruMike
Any way to rejuvenate semi stiff pvc cement?
We have found that adding a teaspoon of this amzn.to/3wIDQHd to a half used can works great depending on the brand of the glue you are using, but it's worth a shot Bob! Thanks for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru I have penny pinching in my blood. Come from a generation when they put newspapers in shoes when the soles wore out. It’s a game now to beat the Big Corporations from taking my Pennie’s now.
My Man "The Captain"!!!
Is Mr. Know it All the best, man I say "Yes"!!!
If you want to give your Super Glue added strength, add Baking Soda to item you're gluing.
Thank you for watching and sharing, Michael, we appreciate the view and kind comment, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
Before working on a car , painting , or getting greasy , dirty , take a palm full of dish soap and lather into hands , arms ,ect. and let dry . Grease, paint , dirt , will wash off with just plain water
Thanks for sharing, tracycolorado, we really appreciate the view, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
Haha great tip.
Glad you liked it Chuckee! Thank you for watching, have a great week my friend. GuruMike
so the 3 year old glue max is bs? i have red hot blue christys from 2009 that seems good but im afraid it might fail or something if i use it.
If it's still wet and drips, it's still good. When it's not good is when it's hard like a piece of chewed gum, that's of no use at that point. Hope this helps, thank you for watching, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike & team
thank you! I( have wasted so much on these glue cans!
You're welcome!! Glad we could help! Thank you for watching, hope you have a great evening. Guru Mike & team
2 awesome ideas 💡 👌 😎
thank you mighty oak :)
Mike, I had my 99 out and mother's...Old habits.
LOL, Thanks for watching Kyle, glad to have you here with us my friend, hope you have a fantastic week. GuruMike
You can just use a ziploc bag and suck the air out of it. Been doing that for years with food and I do have a vacuum sealer but never use it anymore.
Thank you for watching and sharing Fritz, have a great week. GuruMike
I don't have one of those vacuum sealers so when I wanted to store my new can of PVC cement I thought I'd use my same ghetto vacuum seal that I used for freezing meet, by using a medium sized zip lock freezer bag and a straw. On my first suck in it immediately burned my throat and nose, it actually hurt. After about 10min I did feel better but it really was scary. I was surprised this happened because it was a new can and I cleaned and closed it well before doing this.
Why did it need to be cleaned and closed well if it was a new can? WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD EVER DO SOMETHING SO STUPID AS TO SUCK AIR OUT OF A PLASTIC BAG THAT HAS A POISON IN IT? YOU ARE THE REASON CREATORS NEED TO HAVE DISCLAIMERS, NO MORE DIY FOR YOU, YOU WILL NEED TO HIRE EVERYTHING DONE FOR YOU FROM HERE ON OUT! Guru Mike & team
@@MrKnowItAllGuru Yes, it was stupid for me to do what I did. I admire brave people who made a mistake using a table saw (for example) and admit it as a sort of PSA to help others from not doing the same stupid thing. That was my intention here.
I thought it would be obvious when I said it was a "new can" it meant first time use of that can. Safety is important to me and really try to take the side of precaution, it was dumb for me to assume there would be no vapor even though the cap was closed tightly.
It's too bad you took what I said in such a not-cool way, especially because other comments, made by NMCsWorld and fritzkabeano1969 suggesting to do the same thing I actually did. For both these comments you replied in a positive way, thanking them for sharing their suggestion.
@@tonyc7352 We meant nothing by it Tony we just wanted others to not do it. thanks Mad Mike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru It's clear what was meant, you would need to be stupid to not see.
Common sense goes a long way in this world my friend merry Christmas have a great day Mad Mike
Watching you open vacuum seal bag; I thought, why couldn't you use the same bag again by cutting off the side. When done with the glue put pvc can back in and seal the side. Bag will be smaller bur I think that should work. save a bag, save space in the landfill (there is one 4 miles from our house that gets garbage from 70 miles away).
You’re very correct funny farm we use our vacuum bags over and over even with our food we just rinse the bag out and stick it back in the freezer until we have another item of food we want to put in it if we cut the bag clean at the top take the food out or take the silicone out and reuse it sometimes multiple times over and over mad Mike out
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Thanks for watching Eric, have a great week. Guru Mike
Sweeeeet !
lol
Thanks again, Tim! We really appreciate the view and comment, have a great week. GuruMike
Why is it add dog owners is there dogs look alike ? I love the new video
Thank you for the view and comment, have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike & team
I never thought of using the food saver for pcv glue,,, great information!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤔🤔
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Thank you very much Rob! We appreciate the view, have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike
HEY👋Guru Mike!!! My brother those are some great tips and tricks! My food saver is basically just like yours😄now, I want to see you seal up a bag of boneless chicken breasts(usually 3 from Sam's)w/o using the moist button😉😁. What's your dog's name? And Kamilla, I really really feel sorry for you hon...🤣🤣🤣Love ya guys!!! God Bless. Jay.
Hey my brother! I pre-freeze any meat as to not have the juice interfere with the sealing process :) It's a whole thing :) We have 2 rescue dogs, one is Lucy and the one with the black circle around her eye is Lily, and I will let Karmella know you have pity on her :) LOLOL Have a blessed week my friend. GuruMike
@@MrKnowItAllGuru Ha!Ha! and I misspelled Karmellas name once again!! Lol 😆
Also, I can't get nuttin by you my friend, I prefreeze also👍👍. Until next post...
Take care and God Bless.
I'm sure you know super glue and baking soda. Hard repair for many things.
You got it! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. Guru Mike & team
show me how to make the stiff glue fresh and flowing again.
Use a little lacquer thinner in it that does pretty good
@@MrKnowItAllGuru So laquer thinner makes this video unnecessary ..lol
are you being sarcastic??? the lacquer thinner degrades the glue, but in a pinch it will soften it enough to use and 99% or the people out there cannot get lac thinner..SA
@@MrKnowItAllGuru no . I am only being jocose 😂😂
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Ha you have great comedic timing!!!! What is your dog's name????
LOL, thanks, her name is Lily :) She's a pup still, very energetic :) Have a great day Larry. GuruMike
I would smoke my meats but I find them hard to light.
LOL, thanks for watching and commenting, Paul, have a great week. GuruMike
Coffee filters! Just wet your finger
LOL Thank you for watching, hope you have a great week. Guru Mike & team
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LOL, thanks Rob :) Have a great week my friend. GuruMike
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LOL, thanks for the view and comment Rugged Rick, always a pleasure my friend, have a great weekend. Guru Mike
That looked like 🧆 on applicator
On screwdriver looked like 🥓
Present utensils…..EAT!!!
LOL, thanks again Rugged, we appreciate you buddy, have a stupendous weekend. Guru Mike