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A YouTuber tests viral magnet life hacks, from sealing chip bags to holding nails with a magnetized hammer. Most don't work as promised, and he's not shy about calling them out.
A YouTuber tests viral magnet life hacks, from sealing chip bags to holding nails with a magnetized hammer. Most don't work as promised, and he's not shy about calling them out.
It's unpleasant when you scatter metal details on the floor. Push large magnet to the bottom of any box and using extraordinary magic, force iron pieces to return back to its place.
What's up guys, Person Who Counted To A High Number And Makes Fun Of Intros here. Basically, I'm gonna go on YouTube and reenact a bunch of life hacks and see if they're actually practical because I feel like life hacks have gotten out of hand. There are life hacks that require like you have 20 different tools and all these other things, and it's like, that's not a life hack. Like, that— it doesn't even— no one has all that stuff. Subscribe, let's go! How did he make it look so easy? Oh boy, yeah. Yeah, I'm not quite sure what she did in her video. It is not working, and I'm kind of pissed off I wasted— oh, oh, did I get something? I don't understand how they do this stuff. My ping pong ball did not want to cut straight, so— So I taped/glued the two sides of the thing together. Now I'm pretty sure you just set it down and then you put an egg inside of it. Now, not to be rude or anything, but what is the point of this and why did I spend 15 minutes making it? Oh yeah, such good chips. Oh no, whatever shall I do? How should I close my bag of chips? Let me just grab some magnets. Let me just keep this bag of chips closed with magnets, um, because you know, it's not like they sell things like this at the store. How convenient that they sell things like this at the store. You know, it closes and it has a magnet on it too. Yeah, well, that life hack was definitely necessary.
You will need a spring from a pen, which should be wound at the base of a cable. Alright, so take apart pen and you'll get a pretty convenient way to hold the wires in your workspace.
And then you put a little magnet on the side of your table and it should stick. Oh, once. My cord's not really sticking. See, this is— this is what I hate about life hacks. Like, literally half the time they don't even work. Like, the thing's not even sticking to it. That's a magnet, and my cord just keeps falling. So, I mean, maybe I need a better magnet, but like, ah, it's just annoying.
Measure out a piece of sponge and cut it so it fits in the bottleneck. Embed a magnet inside a sponge with a thin-bladed knife. And fill the hole with glue. Throw sponge inside, and you can use another strong magnet to pick up the grime off the walls.
It's not sticking to the magnets. So I stuck magnets on both sides of the hammer and for some reason my hammer's not doing like his was. His, he just put a nail there. Mine, I put a nail there and it just drops. It'll stick to the side, but when I try to stick it to the end like he did, I don't know.
Ooh!
They're not sticking to my magnet. Alright, take number 2. So in some of the life hack videos I watched, the thumbnails was a can of soda and they put a magnet next to it and it distorted the can. I don't know, I saw it on a couple different videos, so let's give it a try. I don't know how they did it, but there's gotta be a way. I mean, it was on like 3 different thumbnails.
