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Ceramic coating: For anyone who owns a snow blower, great tip for not having the bucket, impellers and chute surfaces jammed with snow during a job. It sounds like it would be great for snow shovels too. youtube.com
A small Honda generator that goes the extra mile. And it's fairly quiet (57 decibels, give or take), a big plus. I had one 20 years ago that sounded like a jackhammer. youtube.com
That looks pretty good, but what about the elephant still standing in the room? The grease is gone from the carpet but now you've got cooking oil in its place. How long until THAT attracts dirt? Maybe it's a smaller amount of oil but it's still oil.
I readily agree. I think the video should have completed that task, but I'm probably being a little too picky.
Great info, I have to admit. I never would have chosen oil as a way to get rid of grease but now that I think of it, gasoline, another petroleum product works pretty good too but leaves your skin a little smelly and dry as hell on top of that.
