I'm in the middle of this job. I tried citristrip ($10 can), ez strip($54 gallon) and this method. Vinegar and hot water works significantly better than the commercial products! For the price of a gallon of ez strip you can buy your scrapers, spray bottle, big bag of .7 mil tarps and probably a step ladder, or beer for when you're done. Thanks for the help
My home was invaded by homeless criminals while I was getting chemo out of town. They defecated in bags and stacked them up in corners causing the home to be infested by flies which caused a brown layer to cover the popcorn ceiling in those areas. I was told to use diluted pool chlorine which almost killed me from the gases and burned my skin . I gave up and got quotes for a pro. It was $4000!! So it sat I moved out too sick to deal with it. I decided to sell my home and move on and start a new life I needed to try again and I saw your video. Bless you!!!! BI cannot believe this worked and I had no breathing issues or burning skin. It is unbelievable it works. I got a deep square garbage lid and tried the area over some cabinets (being doubtful.) I cannot believe it works. I still need to pay someone to help me but a handyman at $25 hr and I got this whole (25x33') room done in 2 hrs under $80! Thank you so much. I'm going to do all of the house eventually now that I know how easy and well it works. You are amazing. I subscribed knowing I'll learn much. 👍
I subscribed to your channel because of this video!. I LOVE YOU MAN!!!!! I wish I've known this 25 years ago and hundreds of popcorn ceilings ago!!!! Thanks again and keep spreading your knowledge !!!!!
Thanks for the great tip. I did a chunk of my ceilings a couple years ago with just water and it worked ok. I will definitely be trying your method with hot water and 1 to 10 ratio vinegar for the next round of ceilings coming up soon. The dragon scales tip is great too.
Michael... You're my hero!!! I spend a week scraping a 10 x 10 painted ceiling. I originally planned to scrape our entire upper floor, but have up after one room. have two small children, and it was an absolute nightmare!!! This has given me, and my anxiety towards chemicals, new hope! Thank you!!!
My man! I watched all you tube videos on this (I thought). After an hour of trying and cursing I turned back to RUclips and found you. Thank god. It actually works
Thank You Thank You Thank You, I never opened my bottle of krud kutter. The Vinegar and Hot water did the trick have 2 rooms done and 2 more to do. Who ever thought popcorn ceilings were in style? This Video was most helpful to me.
I've used 1 to 4 ratio on ceilings with a anything with a gloss, Eggshell, Satin, Semi-gloss, Gloss finish....The shinier the surface, usually the harder the finish.
Thanks and after watching a dozen clips on this you are the only guy with a hot water 10% distilled white vinegar solution. Now I need to find a trash can lid, lol... Not sure what im up against as I got to travel to my sons home 10 hrs away to see.... Thanks again.
Holy crap! I can't believe this actually works! And it works better than any chemical stripper I've tried and it's safer and way cheaper! I found I had to spray a couple/ few times and let it soak up but it just peeled right off. Cudos man! Thanks!
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing Update, just tried hot water with a few drops of dawn dish soap. And it came off, will pick up vinegar and better spray bottle. My ceiling are painted
I use an airless sprayer, instead of the garden sprayer. Works great. I've never tried white vinegar but now I will. If this works, and I expect it will, it's a fantastic tip! Thank you!
I'm going to use an airless sprayer too but I don't think the water will stay hot if I do it that way. Do you think the water temperature even matters?
Thank you. I will try your tips today. But I am going to wear a mask because the house we bought was built in 1980s so don't know what materials they used. Best to be safe than sorry. Thanks again for such great tips.
This worked great! Also the tip about the garbage can lid is also priceless. I didn't have one, but I made a strap out of tape on a cardboard box lid and that worked just as well!
This was the best video I've seen (and I've watched several!). I think the vinegar will work better than the dish soap and water combo, but I especially love the garbage can lid idea!! I'm ready to tackle our ugly ceilings.
@Michael Janetis Did you let the solution sit prior to scraping? My ceiling certainly did NOT scrape this easy haha!! I used just room temperature water though.
Looking to renovate a 1975 home. Encouraged by this method of removing the popcorn ceiling. Does anyone know if the vinegar/water solution damage the walls if it gets on it? Thanks!
Literally just started scraping the ceiling at this lounge I bought. Thought it wasn’t painted. And it is. Going to the store righhhhttttt now to buy some white vinegar!!!!
Man if it works anywhere as easily as you demonstrated there, I’ll be thrilled. Experiencing significantly less dread already. Now I can cancel my anger management classes and return the rolls of yellow crime scene tape I’d purchased in advance.
I was soo excited when I saw your video!! But sadly, this did not work for me. I sprayed it good, let it sit but the mixture did not penitrate. I don't know what kind of coat is on my popcorn but it's not coming off without a fight. I'll have to try something else 😑
Susan, I am not sure that will work. Join compound is way stronger than popcorn. I am not sure I would suggest that. If you do try it and it works please let me know. ❤️
18- tolife Man, that sucks! So sorry to hear that. I had 2 rooms out of my whole house that also revealed so crappy tape jobs as well. Is it on the tape joints?
I watched so many videos on this and this is the best suggestion I've seen. I wonder if combining it by putting a scraper on the end of the shop-vac hose and vacuuming it would improve it even further? And what are the next steps? Primer and hole filling (in that order) and then paint? Thanks! Great video, great instruction, short and effective : )
mybestideas1 I am not a fan of the shop vac at all. The hose gets completely blocked with the wet sludgy popcorn. The garbage can lid works super easy. The shop vac doesn’t catch nearly what the lid does.
I need to try this. I bought a drywall sander to sand the popcorn ceiling and nothing was sanded off because it was so thick. Then I noticed it was painted popcorn on my ceilings. Sigh.
Herman Ripps my ceiling was a semi gloss. The vinegar worked well. I also made the water as hot as possible. There were multiple places I had to scrape twice. The first scrape will provide openings to the Sheetrock at that point adding a second coat of spray allows it to permeate through. Be careful not to get too overly aggressive with the soaking and scraping lest you damage the drywall in some spaces. Hope it works for you as well as it did for me.
I sprayed a section of a painted popcorn ceiling with hot water and vinegar, then another section with hot water and dish washing liquid. I couldn't tell too much of a difference between the two. I do know that I'd rather have soapy water dripping on me as opposed to vinegar 🤷♂️
Hey great video! I'm currently doing my kitchen a d dining room but sometimes the paper is peeling back a bit. After all the popcorn is removed, will sanding it down and using a primer before painting still be ok?
Mike Parks that should work fine. If after painting the ceiling you still see the imperfections you can take and apply a very thin coat of green tip join compound. I highly suggest using a ultra flat white ceiling paint
Hey man, we ended up repainting all the walls after we scraped the ceiling then painted the ceiling. It shouldn’t damage the paint on that walls but it will be a little messy on the walls but you can wipe off the walls with a damp rag. You could also add plastic on the walls with painters tape if you don’t want to deal with that mess. Hope this was helpful! Happy scraping!
Carlos, that is going to be a challenge. We had 2 bedrooms with several kilz spots and it was a bear to remove. I would maybe try it on the kilz area first before committing.
Great video Michael, I thought about doing this job myself. I have a 2,400 sq. ft. home i just bought that has popcorn ceilings. I have never done this, how long do you think it would take to remove all the popcorn ceiling in a home that big?
Good video... thanks. My ceiling is not painted but I agree doing it yourself....will save you a ton of cash. I have a 12x15 area and I was quoted 1500 & 2000 dollars. One of them had the nerve to say we only use quality materials....like seriously....think about what materials do you require outside of a scrapper, sprayer, hot water and mud. Paint no problem all in about 150.00....if this goes well I'll start up a new side job myself and charge half as much...laugh all the way to the bank.
If your home is 1980s or older, your popcorn ceiling likely contains asbestos. Either test for it first or assume the worst and get a HEPA filter mask before scraping. Stay safe, DIY-ers.
Dan Borud I’ve used this technique on semi gloss. It is a bear. The best way to do it is if you decide to tackle it is scrap the ceiling first to knock it down. The solution can penetrate the paint better upon knocking it down. I would suggest adding 50% white vinegar to the hot water. The vinegar is an acid so it will eat the paint. I had a couple of ceilings I’ve done that were semi gloss and it is definitely more of a challenge than this video. I hope you have success. You might want to do a test area in a corner or a closet.
michele mckune I didn’t have any issue with that! I think those who had issues did not wipe down the final dust off of the ceiling before painting. If there is a layer of dust the paint will not adhere properly. We didn’t have any issues with that at all. I’ve helped a number of people and haven’t had any issues with theirs either. Hope that helps.
Test stipple ceiling material in advance. Take a small sample and send it in for Asbestos testing. If test is positive, you cannot remove stipple yourself. A company that specifically deals with approved Asbestos removal must be called in. If test is negative, then you can do the job yourself.
I'm in the middle of this job. I tried citristrip ($10 can), ez strip($54 gallon) and this method.
Vinegar and hot water works significantly better than the commercial products!
For the price of a gallon of ez strip you can buy your scrapers, spray bottle, big bag of .7 mil tarps and probably a step ladder, or beer for when you're done.
Thanks for the help
james dixon so happy it worked great for you! Thanks for the comment!
My home was invaded by homeless criminals while I was getting chemo out of town. They defecated in bags and stacked them up in corners causing the home to be infested by flies which caused a brown layer to cover the popcorn ceiling in those areas.
I was told to use diluted pool chlorine which almost killed me from the gases and burned my skin .
I gave up and got quotes for a pro. It was $4000!! So it sat I moved out too sick to deal with it.
I decided to sell my home and move on and start a new life I needed to try again and I saw your video. Bless you!!!!
BI cannot believe this worked and I had no breathing issues or burning skin. It is unbelievable it works.
I got a deep square garbage lid and tried the area over some cabinets (being doubtful.) I cannot believe it works. I still need to pay someone to help me but a handyman at $25 hr and I got this whole (25x33') room done in 2 hrs under $80!
Thank you so much. I'm going to do all of the house eventually now that I know how easy and well it works.
You are amazing.
I subscribed knowing I'll learn much. 👍
Tried it about an hour ago! Can't believe how well it works! Thanks for the tip!
I subscribed to your channel because of this video!. I LOVE YOU MAN!!!!! I wish I've known this 25 years ago and hundreds of popcorn ceilings ago!!!! Thanks again and keep spreading your knowledge !!!!!
Thanks for the great tip. I did a chunk of my ceilings a couple years ago with just water and it worked ok. I will definitely be trying your method with hot water and 1 to 10 ratio vinegar for the next round of ceilings coming up soon. The dragon scales tip is great too.
Thank you so very much for your tips. We just removed the popcorn ceiling in our dining room. You rock!!
trevap2001 so happy that is worked for you! Nothing like a popcorn free ceiling! 😂
WOW. Well done.
This will be sooo much better that what I was doing. I didn't realize mine was painted at first. Thank you ! !
I wish more people knew about this, this worked perfectly! I thought I was done for coming across my first painted popcorn ceiling
Michael... You're my hero!!! I spend a week scraping a 10 x 10 painted ceiling. I originally planned to scrape our entire upper floor, but have up after one room. have two small children, and it was an absolute nightmare!!! This has given me, and my anxiety towards chemicals, new hope! Thank you!!!
I'm about to do this on my Son's ceiling this weekend. Thanks for the tip!
My man! I watched all you tube videos on this (I thought). After an hour of trying and cursing I turned back to RUclips and found you. Thank god. It actually works
Man! Thank you! You saved me a ton of worry and work. Great job, sir.
Mario Reyes so glad Mario! Thanks so much for the comment!
I did this and it actually worked finished in 1 hr...thank you so much!!!
Thank you Michael, this is my project for summer 2023. very helpful.
Another tip is use a wider scrapper , gets through your job quicker , get the flexible scraper or putter knife ! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing. Getting ready to tackle this job!
Thank You Thank You Thank You, I never opened my bottle of krud kutter.
The Vinegar and Hot water did the trick have 2 rooms done and 2 more to do. Who ever thought popcorn ceilings were in style? This Video was most helpful to me.
Thanks man! Saved me a lot of time and headaches.
I've used 1 to 4 ratio on ceilings with a anything with a gloss, Eggshell, Satin, Semi-gloss, Gloss finish....The shinier the surface, usually the harder the finish.
Thanks and after watching a dozen clips on this you are the only guy with a hot water 10% distilled white vinegar solution. Now I need to find a trash can lid, lol... Not sure what im up against as I got to travel to my sons home 10 hrs away to see.... Thanks again.
Awesome to run across YOU as I was searching for the answer. Hope all is well.
Just one more reason to admire this man!
Awesome! Worked great. Thanks so much for the tip Micheal.
NWA WINGMAN thanks so much man! I appreciate it and I’m glad it worked for you!
Holy crap! I can't believe this actually works! And it works better than any chemical stripper I've tried and it's safer and way cheaper! I found I had to spray a couple/ few times and let it soak up but it just peeled right off. Cudos man! Thanks!
Kashi Fu so glad it worked bro! Cheers!
Guess i wasn’t letting it soak enough, thanks! I’ll try that
How do you let it soak. Cuz mine isnt coming off with hot water and vinegar
@@evafriesen2662 in the video it does not seem painted to me...comes off way to easy!. Mine appears to be painted with oil base paint 😔
@@lilianamartinez7805 how long did you let it soak? Mine is not coming off. Thanks
Just what I was looking for! thank you
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing
Update, just tried hot water with a few drops of dawn dish soap. And it came off, will pick up vinegar and better spray bottle. My ceiling are painted
Thank you so much for this tip sir. And God bless
marlyn estacio Thank you and God bless you as well!
I use an airless sprayer, instead of the garden sprayer. Works great. I've never tried white vinegar but now I will. If this works, and I expect it will, it's a fantastic tip! Thank you!
Vinegar worked great on painted popcorn, just as you demonstrate. Thanks for the great tip!
I'm going to use an airless sprayer too but I don't think the water will stay hot if I do it that way. Do you think the water temperature even matters?
It absolutely works. Thanks
Thank you. I will try your tips today. But I am going to wear a mask because the house we bought was built in 1980s so don't know what materials they used. Best to be safe than sorry. Thanks again for such great tips.
I can confirm this works on a painted ceiling. Had to spray, scrape, spray, and scrape. Came out perfectly smooth.
This worked great! Also the tip about the garbage can lid is also priceless. I didn't have one, but I made a strap out of tape on a cardboard box lid and that worked just as well!
short and sweet. I like it!
Legend! Thanks for the tip and taking the time to post it up! "Dragon scales" haha
This was the best video I've seen (and I've watched several!). I think the vinegar will work better than the dish soap and water combo, but I especially love the garbage can lid idea!! I'm ready to tackle our ugly ceilings.
Lisa s You can do it! I hope that you get great results!
Michael Janetis It took 3-4 x spraying with 20 min waiting ea time( this was some tough popcorn🙄!), but it eventually worked. 👍🏻
Lisa s ouch! That is really tough. So sorry that you guys had such a tough time! Glad that you finally got it!
Thanks for posting this.
I just got quoted over $8000 to remove my popcorn ceilings. I'm going to try this and if it works, wow a big thank you.
Did you try it yet? Did it work?
Absolutely awesome. The trash can lid was genius. I'd use a bigger knife, though.
@Michael Janetis Did you let the solution sit prior to scraping? My ceiling certainly did NOT scrape this easy haha!! I used just room temperature water though.
Cool man. That's great.
Looking to renovate a 1975 home. Encouraged by this method of removing the popcorn ceiling. Does anyone know if the vinegar/water solution damage the walls if it gets on it?
Thanks!
So glad I found this🤩
nice, that came off like butter !
Great tip, thanks
Terrific tip! But will this technique work with oil-based paint on the popcorn texture?
Literally just started scraping the ceiling at this lounge I bought. Thought it wasn’t painted. And it is. Going to the store righhhhttttt now to buy some white vinegar!!!!
Man if it works anywhere as easily as you demonstrated there, I’ll be thrilled. Experiencing significantly less dread already. Now I can cancel my anger management classes and return the rolls of yellow crime scene tape I’d purchased in advance.
Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤😊
How long do I wait after spraying, to scrape.
And if wait too long fo I need to spray again?
Thank you!!
I'll try it tomorrow and keep you guys updated :)
Uguumur Tsogtbaatar did it work
@@marioparra78 I don't think he remember :(
Gremory DxD you’re probably right 🤔
Thank you my brother thank you so very much for the research much love may YHWH bless you and you family
Thanks I will give this a try and also will be wearing a mask and goggles.
Thanks. I'm going to try this. The drywall guys want to charge me $1,200 for a 200 sq foot room.
How did you make out?
@@zainkachwala Got sidetracked on other projects. :)
I was soo excited when I saw your video!! But sadly, this did not work for me. I sprayed it good, let it sit but the mixture did not penitrate. I don't know what kind of coat is on my popcorn but it's not coming off without a fight. I'll have to try something else 😑
Wow!!!!!!! Gosh I was so stressed out do my now I go for it
Thx
Will this work on textured wall as well?
I'm going to try this on my ceilings! Thank you! Will this method work on removing painted joint compound textured walls?
Susan, I am not sure that will work. Join compound is way stronger than popcorn. I am not sure I would suggest that. If you do try it and it works please let me know. ❤️
Good tip it worked wonders no hassle but now by scraping the ceiling it uncovered some shotty prep work that was done (sigh)!!!
18- tolife Man, that sucks! So sorry to hear that. I had 2 rooms out of my whole house that also revealed so crappy tape jobs as well. Is it on the tape joints?
@@michaeljanetis yes
I will be trying this out on my large house. I bought a gln for $55, and it "kinda" worked, but I'm hoping this does the job.
I watched so many videos on this and this is the best suggestion I've seen. I wonder if combining it by putting a scraper on the end of the shop-vac hose and vacuuming it would improve it even further?
And what are the next steps? Primer and hole filling (in that order) and then paint?
Thanks! Great video, great instruction, short and effective : )
mybestideas1 I am not a fan of the shop vac at all. The hose gets completely blocked with the wet sludgy popcorn. The garbage can lid works super easy. The shop vac doesn’t catch nearly what the lid does.
popcorn is aspettos stupid
Bravo!
Peter Petrakis opa! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Michas gracias
Does the water dilute the vinegar smell?
I need to try this. I bought a drywall sander to sand the popcorn ceiling and nothing was sanded off because it was so thick. Then I noticed it was painted popcorn on my ceilings. Sigh.
Hello Mike will vinager work on semi gloss base painted ceilings.
Herman Ripps my ceiling was a semi gloss. The vinegar worked well. I also made the water as hot as possible. There were multiple places I had to scrape twice. The first scrape will provide openings to the Sheetrock at that point adding a second coat of spray allows it to permeate through. Be careful not to get too overly aggressive with the soaking and scraping lest you damage the drywall in some spaces. Hope it works for you as well as it did for me.
Gonna try it. Any tips on how to curse the immortal soul of the person who put the popcorn up in the first place?
Hahahahaha. I’m still trying to find forgiveness in my heart towards that person! 😂
Was your ceiling painted with an oil based paint?
I sprayed a section of a painted popcorn ceiling with hot water and vinegar, then another section with hot water and dish washing liquid. I couldn't tell too much of a difference between the two. I do know that I'd rather have soapy water dripping on me as opposed to vinegar 🤷♂️
Does the soap cause a problem with painting the ceiling afterward?
@@denisemoyle3590 I doubt it the soap will be an issue, you could wipe it down with a damp towel if you are concerned
how long we have to wait after spray hotwater 90% and vinegar 10% how many minites or how many hours waiting time. to scrap from the ceiling.
What if the paint is semi-gloss?
Hey great video! I'm currently doing my kitchen a d dining room but sometimes the paper is peeling back a bit. After all the popcorn is removed, will sanding it down and using a primer before painting still be ok?
Mike Parks that should work fine. If after painting the ceiling you still see the imperfections you can take and apply a very thin coat of green tip join compound. I highly suggest using a ultra flat white ceiling paint
Guessing you'd need to tape up the walls right? Any run off will ruin the paint?
Ripcord I would encourage that but since I was repainting the whole house and getting rid of the avocado green I didn’t mind it running on the walls.
I got some serious Paul Rudd vibes watching you. Was waiting for some pessimistic twist. Anyways, going to try this. Thanks.
bbg5000 lol. I love PAUL Rudd!
That's funny....I was thinking Paul Rudd too. "Totes mcgoats!"
Man, I tried this years ago, with just water and it was a disaster. I stopped after trying it in a hallway first. Maybe Ill try this method. Thanks.
I have a painting popcorn on my bathroom wall not the ceiling and the feeling is kind of rubber , how can I remove ?
Will it mess up the wall paint? You said the vinegar ate through paint
Hey man, we ended up repainting all the walls after we scraped the ceiling then painted the ceiling. It shouldn’t damage the paint on that walls but it will be a little messy on the walls but you can wipe off the walls with a damp rag. You could also add plastic on the walls with painters tape if you don’t want to deal with that mess. Hope this was helpful! Happy scraping!
does it make your house smell like vinegar?
You didn't scrape where you sprayed😂. How long did you let it the concoction sit before scaping?
Do you think it will work with a ceiling ceiling painted with Kilz ?
Carlos, that is going to be a challenge. We had 2 bedrooms with several kilz spots and it was a bear to remove. I would maybe try it on the kilz area first before committing.
Great video Michael, I thought about doing this job myself. I have a 2,400 sq. ft. home i just bought that has popcorn ceilings. I have never done this, how long do you think it would take to remove all the popcorn ceiling in a home that big?
2 years later, have you completed them yet?
@@Ghostacc956 decided not to
Buy the popcorn scraper from lowes instead of this tiny scraper
Good video... thanks. My ceiling is not painted but I agree doing it yourself....will save you a ton of cash. I have a 12x15 area and I was quoted 1500 & 2000 dollars. One of them had the nerve to say we only use quality materials....like seriously....think about what materials do you require outside of a scrapper, sprayer, hot water and mud. Paint no problem all in about 150.00....if this goes well I'll start up a new side job myself and charge half as much...laugh all the way to the bank.
Mine is much more lethal. I keep nicking the paper with the putty knife so I now have a major skim coating job ahead of me as well.
bedlambikes man, that sucks. Best of luck to you. I used a 4” flexible putty knife. Not a really stiff knife. Hope it helps!
Round the edges of the putty knife with a metal file.
How long do you let the solution sit? So far, 10 minutes isn't working very well.
If your home is 1980s or older, your popcorn ceiling likely contains asbestos. Either test for it first or assume the worst and get a HEPA filter mask before scraping. Stay safe, DIY-ers.
It’s before 1980 not after 1980
What happens when the vinegar spray gets on the walls and the paint on the walls and starts to leave marks there
cover your walls?
Does this work on semi gloss painted popcorn?
Dan Borud I’ve used this technique on semi gloss. It is a bear. The best way to do it is if you decide to tackle it is scrap the ceiling first to knock it down. The solution can penetrate the paint better upon knocking it down. I would suggest adding 50% white vinegar to the hot water. The vinegar is an acid so it will eat the paint. I had a couple of ceilings I’ve done that were semi gloss and it is definitely more of a challenge than this video. I hope you have success. You might want to do a test area in a corner or a closet.
@@michaeljanetis thank you. Were going to start the process this weekend using the vinegar water technique. Thank you for responding
Will cleaning vinager work
I believe it will. It’s honestly about nothing more than the vinegar being acidic
I have heard that if you first dry scrape to knock the top off the paint it will soak in better
Does the vinegar leave a smell?
You're going to most likely do a texture coat and or prime and paint....so that will eliminate any of the vinegar odor!
👍👍😉
Does it work on painted textured walls?
I don’t think it would work. Wall texture is solid join compound. That would be a challenge. The walls might need to be skimmed.
@@michaeljanetis Thanks!
Please let me copy and save
Thanks a lot for your help
I tried that and it does not work on painted popcorn ceiling.
Hmmm, new weekend project ????
Looks like a great solution, but I haven’t seen a metal trash can in about 20 years!
Great video but I'd tell you and any others to wear a 3M facemask to prevent any dust from entering your lungs.
I have read that the vinegar will make your paint that you apply peel.
michele mckune I didn’t have any issue with that! I think those who had issues did not wipe down the final dust off of the ceiling before painting. If there is a layer of dust the paint will not adhere properly. We didn’t have any issues with that at all. I’ve helped a number of people and haven’t had any issues with theirs either. Hope that helps.
@@michaeljanetis I finished 4 rooms, I did not use the vinegar. I did wipe the final dust before painting. look great, a lot of work!
Test stipple ceiling material in advance.
Take a small sample and send it in for Asbestos testing.
If test is positive, you cannot remove stipple yourself.
A company that specifically deals with approved Asbestos removal must be called in.
If test is negative, then you can do the job yourself.
Wow this is gonna be a game changer if it works for me
Did it work for you?