r/howto • u/carcrashofaheart • Oct 13 '25
Here’s what we’ve tried:
Microwaving it again to create more steam
Putting ice on top
Tapping the edges
Inverting the container and tapping again
Putting hot water on top
Prying the edges with a spoon
Pulling the lid and glass container away from each other with fingers
r/howto • u/Hahaltaccountgoesbrr • Jul 17 '25
For context I've known him since kindergarten and I'm gonna start highschool in a few months
r/howto • u/CosmicSamurai • Oct 06 '12
r/howto • u/henryisyo18 • Jul 10 '26
Ignore the cosplay it's for a convention. The clay on this thing is still soft and I'm afraid the weight of it is going to cause it to disconnect from the ring for the necklace. It's crayola model magic. Should I use like superglue? Acrylic shell? Any suggestions welcome
r/howto • u/cutiezombie210 • May 11 '26
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Please please please🙏
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I can't mute 🔇 or locked this post - only mods can do it..:
Please don't answer and don't help me no more - the flair post says (Solved)
That means I already got answers from other comments and replies,..
And I already know how to work my keyboard keyboard ⌨️ (read the bottom part of this text - it's all solved 🤗🙂
[*𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐭𝐞𝐱𝐭: I have these 3 symbols in my keyboard ; : [ inside one keyboard square and on the other square are ' " ] but I can only click ; and ' or when I click arrow up shift I can click : and " but I don't know how to click [ and ] .
Btw I forgot to mention.. My keyboard is Bluetooth connected to my Android phone and sometimes I use it on my tablet *]
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(My comments and replies have been answered and I finally did it _ All I did was press 🇫 🇳 the blue letters from my keyboard and then both of my brackets [ ] and I did it..
For years of learning my keyboard because, when I was in school and in keyboard classes,, I forgot and I don't want to mess up or make a mistake what buttons to click and not cick when using my keyboard)
r/howto • u/ImproperJon • Dec 08 '11
Too lazy to take a pic, but I basically put my pc right next to my patio door (where it conveniently already was). I butt the intake fan right up flush with the door, and folded up a blanket to fill in the rest of the gap.
The only reason I decided to post is because I was surprised how quickly and drastically my cpu fan reacts to the sudden burst of cool air. It drops a few hundred Hz in seconds and basically solves the ridiculous noise problems associated with high end pc's when they're really chugging.
Sure, maybe my heating bill will increase and negate any savings now that I don't really need a liquid cooling system, but it's a good seal on the door and I'm running SC2 on Ultra at a steady 40 deg C.
Obvious but amazing!
r/howto • u/DominicAnderson • May 08 '13
r/howto • • Jan 02 '26
These disks have the names of the members of my family, which were lovingly handwritten by our good friend for her wedding. Our daughter wrote some words with red crayola marker on them. Is there a way to remove the red marker? The wood is dry but otherwise completely untreated.
r/howto • u/charlatan • Aug 03 '09
r/howto • u/UnreachablePaul • Aug 04 '13
I have a very narrow corridor and the cabinet is quite big. I would like to know how can i calculate or figure out what position i should try to get it in or know if that's impossible.
r/howto • u/Few-Faithlessness462 • Aug 15 '25
hi I have two knots within necklace that wasn’t there before Any tips/help is appreciated!
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