Showing posts with label American. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American. Show all posts

Thursday, December 30, 2021

Visit Little India of Singapore for a Daytime Family Fun Activity [Littl...

This is a really fun activity to go sample some good Indian food as well as do some shopping for various rarities. You can take the MRT from nearly anywhere you are at in Singapore and arrive right in the heart of Little India. You can make a day out of this if you are ever looking for an activity. 

Monday, April 20, 2020

How to Grill Steaks In Singapore | Deliciously Juicy Australian Steaks C...



Mouth watering video "How to Grill Steaks In Singapore | Deliciously Juicy Australian Steaks Cooked Medium Rare and Well Done". Cooked these tasty slabs at for a few different time frames as there were three different requests, one barely cooked (a lot of red inside), one medium and the other well done. I grilled these up with a little bit of Johnny's on each side. They turned out delicious. I did cut the fat off a little on two steaks(per request), and the left it on the third. Hard to beat feasting on freshly grilled steak with a baked potato.

Wednesday, April 15, 2020

DIY How to Put on Your Socks Without Bending Over | Simple Homemade Sock...



Have you had hip or back surgery? Maybe you just can't bend over for whatever reason. This DIY Homemade Sock Installation Device is a cheap and easy way to put on your own socks without having to bend over. It's really simple and can be made with some PVC pipe and two pieces of rope. For tools I used a hacksaw, and handheld grinder, and a file. This is really nice if you have fused vertabra, lower back injury, disability, hip surgery, etc and cannot physically bend over to put your socks on and can be done from the sitting upright position with ease. I made this one in particular for a friend of mine who had hip surgery and he thanked me greatly saying it saved him from having someone else having to put his socks on for him. This is a great gift for someone in need of such a device and can be made for super cheap.



Amazon link to hip kit: https://amzn.to/3bgruL6



Blog: https://the-avant-garden.blogspot.com

Sunday, January 12, 2020

MACTREM Brand LED Ring Light Kit-Unboxing, Assembly, Use and Review; Par...



MACTREM Brand LED Ring Light Kit-Unboxing, Assembly and Review; Part# M-A001. This light assembly is super easy to put together and use. The light has many different levels of lighting as well as different types of light (i.e. white light, yellow light, etc.). This is all adjusted on a switch adjuster that is very user friendly. Great for pictures and videos. There are actually two assemblies with this kit. One for the light and one for your phone/camera. This kit comes with two versatile tripods so you can adjust both your camera and light at any angel you wish. Using the contents of this hit will fully enhance your filming and photography experience. It plugs into a USB which I demonstrate can be operated off of a lap top or a plug in the wall. This would also be a nice addition for the ladies who are doing their make up.

Here's the amazon link: https://amzn.to/30cyNyW

Saturday, December 28, 2019

DIY How to Replace Kitchen Sink Faucet Spout Filter (Aerator)-Make New A...



Kitchen sink spout spraying all over? Not getting enough water flow from the sink faucet? It's likely the faucet spout filter is clogged. In this tutorial I show you the simple process for accomplishing just that. I didn't realize it until I removed the old one that it needed to be replaced with a new one. This won't be the case all the time as you may just be able to clean the old one off of sediment, plastic, etc and reinstall it. In my case, the filter was damaged therefore not doing it's job. I do filter all of the water but this screen holds back the big particulates. I couldn't believe how much crap had built up on my filter. I'm surprised it flowed as well as it did. Amazing how much stuff is in our water. Changing this thing out is simple. Mine takes a 22mm wrench. Take the 22mm wrench (or vice grips if you don't care about the finish) and turn it counter clockwise to loosen. Once off, clean it all off and inspect for damage. If damaged, then replace. If still good, reinstall. The screen that I removed did not have a gasket but luckily the new one came with a gasket. If you are going to get a new one I recommend you take the old one to the hardware store with you to match it up. Pull it out of the package in the store and be sure it's the correct size and thread pitch. There is not a huge risk here for the most part as many of them are standard size. I believe the technical name for these is a sink faucet aerator.



Order from amazon: https://amzn.to/2rC7SQd