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KT B. — Poet659,800 views • 3 days ago
Learn to splice telecom cable with me. #education #tutorial #asmr #bluecollar #themoreyouknow💫
tommyregister4,600,000 views • 10 months ago
If you ever see this stringy looking stuff inside of your baked goods (store bought, homemade, prepackaged, freshly baked, etc…doesn’t matter) DON’T EAT IT!!! Those stringy things are called rope spoilage and are caused from heat resistant Bacillus spores present in the bread/cookie/brownie/etc. If you made it, might want to pitch the rest of the batch and check your dry goods (usually flour) for contamination. Bacillus bacteria can cause food poisoning. If you purchased the item from the store or a restaurant you should contact them and let them know you found rope spoilage in their items. They can check and/or pull items that might be of concern and check for contamination. Sorry for the poor video but I was trying to do this one handed. 😂 **I’ve already contacted the place it was purchased from & they checked their supply. #ropespoilage #foodspoilage #themoreyouknow💫 #education #fyp
TheWandlessWitch2,000,000 views • 11 months ago
#foxtails #greatpyrenees ##doggrooming #ouch #themoreyouknow💫 If you don't know what foxtails are watch this video!! They are super dangerous for your animals. They can also be dangerous for your kids if they happen to get under the skin. Check your dogs, paws, in between their toes, around their armpits, their legs, their neck. If they puncture them and go unnoticed, it can cause a much bigger issue. These horrible things dig deeper, eventually puncturing organs or coming out the other side. They can cause infections and then of course a massive vet bill. getting your dogs regularly groomed will help prevent this. maintaining their coats at home if you cannot afford to groom them can save their life. Please take these serious. I've been seeing a massive increase in punctures from these lately. I've taken so many out with tweezers. You can see in this video how well they can hide in your dogs coat. The wad I pulled out wasn't even all of them out of that paw. Please share this so people can start learning how dangerous these are!! @Wash Deez Mutts Dog Grooming @thomashomesteadvibes
Mariah Worley52,900 views • 5 months ago
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