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How To Of The Day: How To Unclog A Toilet

How to Unclog a Toilet Like a Plumber

Learn to stop the chaos and fix the situation with a few handy tips and tricks of the trade, including plunger techniques and a secret solution.

How To Of The Day: How To Unclog A Toilet

From The Art of Manliness:

Toilet clogs come in a couple varieties. Sometimes kids take toys and other household items for a dip in the porcelain pool. Oftentimes, though, it’s the adult members of the household who clog the loo with deposits of organic matter.

Either way, these blockages put your commode out of commission and can also wreak havoc if overflowing water begins to spill into your bathroom. Learn to stop the chaos and fix the situation with a few handy tips and tricks of the trade. Start with a plunger, add in a secret concoction, and deal the final blow with an auger if necessary, and you’ll be able to mount your ivory throne once more.
 

 

 

 

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How To Of The Day: How To Mount A Horse

It is almost guaranteed that every boy, at some point, wanted to be a cowboy. The thought of hopping on your trusty steed and riding off into the sunset is too perfect a dream to ignore. Learning how to ride a horse well, though, can take years. It involves understanding the nuances of a horse’s behavior and how your own behavior communicates your intent to them. But, with a few basics you can certainly get at least a taste of that childhood dream. The first step? Getting on.

Here’s how to mount up.

From The Art Of Manliness:

How To Of The Day: How To Mount A Horse 

 

 

 

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Hack To Prevent Your Car Windows from Fogging Up

Kitty Litter Can Keep Your Car Windows from Fogging Up

A foggy windshield isn’t just annoying, it’s also dangerous. Now there a quick way to de-fog your windshield. All you need is three things: a tube sock, a roll of packing tape, and some kitty litter.

Fed up finding your car is damp with fogged up windows in the morning? Here’s a handy tip to help. Fogged up windows is a result of moisture in the car, so if you can absorb it, you should cure the problem. This simple to follow video guide should help.

 

 

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