Very nice and clear directions...good review of Excel.

Gracias por su gran video, señor❤

Thank you. I have been trying to remove. I know I cannot get rid of Edge, but this "''feature" was most annoying. I have been trying search after search with different terms, and finally I got this video.

Looks amazing!!! Definitely going to try these! Do you think one can substitute the sweetener? Perhaps with honey or maple syrup?

Excellent video! Very detailed, pleantly of visual examples. Thank you so much for this 👍

Thank you for your help kind sir❤😊

Thank you for this! Also not a criminal! .... Maybe 😏😅

Very good sir, very good.

Saved my butt thank you

His AnnM - this is the best video on this topic I have seen so far. Like all things do-it yourself, they never go easy, and I was having a hell of a job to get the grub screw out. Its so hard to see inside the hole. Your tip on just loosening it enough, may be all that I need. Thanks

Good video, totally valid that corned silverside can be used & get decent results vs fresh meat. I've found getting flavour INTO it much harder as the brining process already done. Spice mixes are personal, as pointed out just roast those coriander seeds to bring the oils out in them & improve flavour. Excellent overall video, well made - thank you.

Thank you for taking the time to do such a well done video. You explain everything very clearly and thoroughly. I love it when people call everything by their names instead of "this thing or that thing". Thanks again, now I know how to change my cistern's sitting washer. 👏👏👏

Hi Ann and Matt! I would really love to see another one of your fabulous cooking videos! 😀

I am not a thug, I needed this help. Thank you

Wow! Thank you! 🙏

Will be the last time I use a self service checkout 😒

Excellent video; clear and informative with the two crucial tips about seating the washer and cleaning finally solving the issues I had been having! I will note that for the Caroma Hi-flow style mechanisms, I only had success when allowing the (official spare clear /thin) washer to flare up off the plastic base. Given it's meant to seal with the outlet and not the plastic part, this makes sense.

Bravo. Grazie from Italy

Thank you! The best methods yet.

awesome--thanks!

This is exactly my toilet 😅. So grateful 🥳

Thank you

My tag didn’t start to separate by turning like yours did, so your method did not work for me. I was able to cut the back disk down to the center with the wire cutters, then was able to fit the wire cutters around the pin. But it took lots of cuts and took a toll on the fabric.

I have reasonably good luck with my crispy crackling on pork by starting off properly preparing pork. First remove that mesh thing and use a sharp blade (knife or kitchen only box cutter/stanley knife to cut through rind but not the meat. Rub in cooking oil of choice (I use Rice Bran oil but reg olive oil sounds okay) rub in the salt so it goes all over rind, especially in the cuts. Start oven at closer to 215 degrees celsius for 30 minutes and then reduce heat to 180 and cook the rest of the time required by the size of your roast. 10 minutes before end of cook time check and if not crackled enough turn oven to grill mode (still at 180 degrees). Then if roast is ready remove from oven and crackling should be perfect or close. If crackling isn't quite there remove from roast. I return crackling to oven under grill for another 5 to 15 minutes, checking every 5 minutes... or you could try putting paper towel wrapped plate of crackling in microwave oven at about 70 percent power for 30 seconds. Pull out, will crisp up even more once cooled.

built my own cabinets this was a life saver thanks m8

Very well explained ! Thanks it helped a lot

I’m adding a new floor which is a bit higher than the original. Can you cut the height of these ikea toe kicks. Or is there another solution? Thank you

Hi. Quick question. Which side the groove side will be. Up or down?

VERY useful. Was about to throw the PC through the windows....Did you see what I did there.... ahhhh Never mind.🤣

To find the studs in the wall, I just use a strong magnet. It will stick to the drywall screws. Works like a charm.

This video and the earlier one showing how you and Ann make the drawers are both excellent. I found the supplied instructions quite confusing in places but these videos made the whole process a breeze. IKEA should just put a link to your videos and save a ton of paper!!

Awesome content! Really enjoyed this! Cheers Mario!😀

I was having some corned beef the other day and thought it might make a good biltong. Thanks for your informative video! I will be making this next time I see corned beef on sale

Thank you

Is so cheap now. Made in china

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Thanks for the video mate! I'm in Kentucky, USA and no one around here has any experience with Caroma cisterns. I bought this years ago when dual flush was new here in the States and Caroma was the best at it. But I've had a time getting my new washer to seat properly. I'll try your advice and see how it goes. g'day!

Hey granpa its works :)) thanks

Could you talk any slower?😊

Thanks for this. I've been hating looking at the doors for years. It looks much better. It could probably use taking apart and squaring off the cabinets, but I'll leave that for some young person; I just can't go through that🙂. It's in a closed off room.

Thanks so much for this, particularly the information on the screws. I'm finally going to secure mine.

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Thank you. Good clear instructions. Been stressing about getting a plumber. 😊

Thanks Pro

IKEA have done a really good job with these Metod plinths. Unfortunately, I have the old Faktum plinths which weren't nearly so easy to fit! I'm just about to start replacing the doors and side panels of my old Faktum units. I'd planned to replace the plinths too, but they're in decent condition so I've decided to prep them with ESP and then paint. A lot of the clips have broken, but they're still available on eBay, thank goodness. Quite a bit of work, but easier than cutting new plinth pieces to size and faffing around with the dreaded iron-on tape!

Muy bueno. Gracias por compartir