So you’re minding your own business watching a video on YouTube when your phone shuts down without warning. Well, maybe not completely without warning, but that 5% battery life popup wasn't that long ago, was it? The good news is that there are a lot of ways you can extend your phone's battery life. Did you know, for example, that just like you'll shiver in the cold or sweat in the heat, your phone doesn't like extreme temperatures either? Or that animated wallpapers or ones that have special effects will drain your battery for no real benefit? Or that switching on airplane mode can reduce power consumption by up to two thirds? Interested? Then try these simple tricks to prolong your phone’s battery life! Other videos you might like:
Don't Charge Your Phone to 100%, Here's Why https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hj-LYfvCfg&
Why Phones Don't Have Removable Batteries Anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSfPAbUuGuM&
12 Mistakes You Make When Charging Your Phone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prZR1PkVjng& TIMESTAMPS:
Don’t let the charge run out 0:27
Lower brightness and screen out time 0:58
Use Wi-Fi wisely 1:29
Use power-saving modes 2:14
Avoid fast charging 2:39
Keep the temperature just right 3:19
Use airplane mode 3:59
Watch fewer videos on your phone 4:30
Disable or delete Facebook 5:04
Store your phone at 50% charge 5:46
Turn off location tracking 6:23
Disable automatic updates 7:03
Turn off AirDrop and Spotlight 7:29
Use simple wallpapers 7:55
Disable hot words 8:21
Know how much power your apps are using 9:01 #phonebattery #smartphone #brightside SUMMARY:
– Modern batteries are designed to empty between 300 and 500 recharge cycles, depending on the model.
– Lowering your phone’s brightness can go a long way toward extending its charge. – Any time Wi-Fi is on but not connected, your phone is wasting energy searching for Wi-Fi signals. – Many modern phones come equipped with power-saving software to keep them on longer. – Charging too quickly makes the process less efficient. This can reduce the amount of storable energy by as much as 20% for the rest of that charging cycle.
– You can expect to get a little more charge at temperatures above 113°F. – Your phone is still interacting with the network even when asleep. Switching on airplane mode can reduce power consumption by up to two thirds.
– If your screen is the component with the most significant power draw, its only natural that streaming video is going to be one of the biggest power-draining activities.
– Storing a phone at 100% can wear the battery down over time.
– Many apps will automatically update as soon as there is a new version available. This isn’t as big a power waster as some things on this list, but you’ll want to turn it off if you’re trying to get the most out of your battery. – If you’re on an iPhone, you can save a little extra power by disabling the AirDrop and Spotlight features.
– If you want to cut power cost, you can turn off Hot Words under the Siri or Voice setting on your Apple or Android Device.
– If you’ve tried everyone else and you still can’t get your battery to last, it might all be the fault of one or two power-hungry apps. – You can see how much power each app is using by going to the battery setting on your phone. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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So you’re minding your own business watching a video on YouTube when your phone shuts down without warning. Well, maybe not completely without warning, but that 5% battery life popup wasn't that long ago, was it? The good news is that there are a lot of ways you can extend your phone's battery life. Did you know, for example, that just like you'll shiver in the cold or sweat in the heat, your phone doesn't like extreme temperatures either? Or that animated wallpapers or ones that have special effects will drain your battery for no real benefit? Or that switching on airplane mode can reduce power consumption by up to two thirds? Interested? Then try these simple tricks to prolong your phone’s battery life! Other videos you might like:
Don't Charge Your Phone to 100%, Here's Why https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hj-LYfvCfg&
Why Phones Don't Have Removable Batteries Anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSfPAbUuGuM&
12 Mistakes You Make When Charging Your Phone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prZR1PkVjng& TIMESTAMPS:
Don’t let the charge run out 0:27
Lower brightness and screen out time 0:58
Use Wi-Fi wisely 1:29
Use power-saving modes 2:14
Avoid fast charging 2:39
Keep the temperature just right 3:19
Use airplane mode 3:59
Watch fewer videos on your phone 4:30
Disable or delete Facebook 5:04
Store your phone at 50% charge 5:46
Turn off location tracking 6:23
Disable automatic updates 7:03
Turn off AirDrop and Spotlight 7:29
Use simple wallpapers 7:55
Disable hot words 8:21
Know how much power your apps are using 9:01 #phonebattery #smartphone #brightside SUMMARY:
– Modern batteries are designed to empty between 300 and 500 recharge cycles, depending on the model.
– Lowering your phone’s brightness can go a long way toward extending its charge. – Any time Wi-Fi is on but not connected, your phone is wasting energy searching for Wi-Fi signals. – Many modern phones come equipped with power-saving software to keep them on longer. – Charging too quickly makes the process less efficient. This can reduce the amount of storable energy by as much as 20% for the rest of that charging cycle.
– You can expect to get a little more charge at temperatures above 113°F. – Your phone is still interacting with the network even when asleep. Switching on airplane mode can reduce power consumption by up to two thirds.
– If your screen is the component with the most significant power draw, its only natural that streaming video is going to be one of the biggest power-draining activities.
– Storing a phone at 100% can wear the battery down over time.
– Many apps will automatically update as soon as there is a new version available. This isn’t as big a power waster as some things on this list, but you’ll want to turn it off if you’re trying to get the most out of your battery. – If you’re on an iPhone, you can save a little extra power by disabling the AirDrop and Spotlight features.
– If you want to cut power cost, you can turn off Hot Words under the Siri or Voice setting on your Apple or Android Device.
– If you’ve tried everyone else and you still can’t get your battery to last, it might all be the fault of one or two power-hungry apps. – You can see how much power each app is using by going to the battery setting on your phone. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hey, it’s the source of those 18 tiny shampoo bottles and bars of soap in that bottom drawer of your bathroom cabinet! Yep, I’m talking about hotels and all the stuff we like to take from them, even if we don’t use it! But be careful there, sticky fingers – you’re technically only allowed to take certain things! By the way, if you ever want to take something from a hotel room but doubt you can, simply ask if you can purchase the item or check if your hotel has an online shop where you can buy all those cute pillows and soft blankets. Because, yeah, you can’t take the bedding and towels! Other videos you might like:
If You Notice This In Your Hotel Room, Run Fast! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag1Fk5erUsc&
Why Hotels Never Provide Toothpaste and 16 Other Insights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RMOKSIIfxk
Put a Glass on Your Door Handle, It Will Save Your Life! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6k4jpl4UUs& TIMESTAMPS:
Soap and lotion 0:28
Shampoo and conditioner 0:50
Toothpaste and mouthwash 1:07
Shaving cream and razors 1:36
Deodorant 1:58
Sewing kit 2:14
Shoeshine kit 2:29
Shower cap 2:45
Plastic bags 3:01
Hairbrush or comb 3:26
Stationery 3:35
Envelopes 4:05
Magazines and newspapers 4:29
Coffee, tea, and sugar 4:54
Coffee mugs 5:16
Bottled water 5:44
Snacks 6:05
Bathrobes 6:28
Slippers 7:06
The bathtub ducky 7:39
Umbrellas 8:00
The “Do not disturb” sign and magnetic key card 8:28 #hotel #traveltips #brightside SUMMARY:
– That bar of soap is there for you and only you to use. The next person who stays in your room will obviously get a new one. – Feel free to take your Barbie-sized toothpaste and mouthwash to-go when you check out. Some hotels also provide travel-sized toothbrushes for guests.
– Hey, if the hotel so kindly left you some shaving stuff, kindly accept the gift, even if you packed your own!
– Shoeshine kits usually include black shoe polish, a shine cloth, and shoeshine brush.
– A hairbrush or comb is yours. But any other hair tools you find in a hotel room, like a hair-dryer or straightener, shouldn't be taken.
– While you’re stocking up on writing utensils, go ahead and throw the envelopes in your bag too. It’s one of those things you always forget to buy even though you need it more often than you realize. – You can grab any reading materials the hotel has left for you to entertain yourself.
– If your hotel provides stuff to make warm beverages right in the room, then don't hesitate to take the tea bags, coffee pouches, and sugar packets if you want. – If you're staying in a country where drinking tap water isn't okay, then most local hotels will stock your room with free bottled water.
– To avoid extra spending, you should assume that all food and drinks in your hotel room are not free. – Some hotels put price tags on the bathrobe hanger to make sure guests are aware that it’s not a free item you can take home. – Slippers are not reusable, so if you leave them in the room, they'll get thrown away. That's why it's no biggie if you get hold of one pair. – Obviously, umbrellas are pretty expensive compared to slippers, but in most cases, you can keep one. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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How would old-school trains stand up against the ones we have today? You might be surprised: the grandpappies of locomotives have their own victories! For example, in 1862, the Pullman company started producing luxury sleeper cars. The cars had upholstered seats, carpeting, and lacquered wood. Beds were concealed behind overhead panels and folded down like luggage compartments. The Pullman company even manufactured private luxury cars. Basically, hotel suites on wheels! Other videos you might like:
A Train Lost in a Tunnel in Italy, No One Can Find It https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4m3HvTFG9Y&
What If You Dig a Tunnel Under the Ocean? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PZ8KwlxhIk&
Titanic VS Modern Cruise Ships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5ZwuzydnR8& TIMESTAMPS:
The Locomotion No.1 0:25
The Flying Scotsman 0:55
Diesel trains 1:30
Electric trains 3:08
Maglev trains 4:34
The fastest train in the world 4:55
What the first train cars were like 6:08 #trains #travel #brightside SUMMARY:
– Rail cars were used in some parts of England as far back as the early 1500s. They were mostly for carrying coal or unrefined metals out of mines or onto ships.
– Built almost a century after the Locomotion No.1, the engine car of the Flying Scotsman is nearly 80 ft long and weighs over 100 tons.
– Diesel trains date back to the late 1800s, but only really started to come into their own in the 1950s. – Diesel trains are also much more efficient than their steam predecessors. Steam engines burn coal or wood to boil water.
– The excess steam also needed to be released when the train arrived, which meant so much built-up energy going to waste. – In the 1930s, a typical steam train could spend as much as 65% of its time offline for maintenance.
– One of the fastest trains operating today is the SNCF TGV POS. – Electric trains only need the motor that turns the wheels. Since they get all their power from the electrical grid, they also don’t need to worry about carrying the weight of fuel.
– Then there are maglev trains, which use magnets to hover (or levitate) above the tracks. Futuristic, fast, and quiet, they have all the benefits of conventional electric trains.
– As of 2019, the fastest train in the world is the SCMaglev, which can reach an incredible maximum speed of 375 mph.
– The problem is that maglev trains can't run on regular tracks. An entirely new rail system must be built for them, and that comes with a hefty price tag. – Modern train cars are still much safer and more comfortable than anything from the 19th century. – The seats on modern passenger trains are similar to the ones on many airliners. The difference is that they don't need seatbelts, and you're free to get up and walk around whenever you feel like it. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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How would old-school trains stand up against the ones we have today? Is there even any comparing? You might be surprised: the grandpappies of locomotives have their own victories! For example, in 1862, the Pullman company started producing luxury sleeper cars. The cars had upholstered seats, carpeting, and lacquered wood. Beds were concealed behind overhead panels and folded down like luggage compartments. The Pullman company even manufactured private luxury cars. Basically, hotel suites on wheels! Other videos you might like:
A Train Lost in a Tunnel in Italy, No One Can Find It https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4m3HvTFG9Y&
What If You Dig a Tunnel Under the Ocean? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PZ8KwlxhIk&
Titanic VS Modern Cruise Ships https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5ZwuzydnR8& TIMESTAMPS:
The Locomotion No.1 0:25
The Flying Scotsman 0:55
Diesel trains 1:30
Electric trains 3:08
Maglev trains 4:34
The fastest train in the world 4:55
What the first train cars were like 6:08 #trains #travel #brightside SUMMARY:
– Rail cars were used in some parts of England as far back as the early 1500s. They were mostly for carrying coal or unrefined metals out of mines or onto ships.
– Built almost a century after the Locomotion No.1, the engine car of the Flying Scotsman is nearly 80 ft long and weighs over 100 tons.
– Diesel trains date back to the late 1800s, but only really started to come into their own in the 1950s. – Diesel trains are also much more efficient than their steam predecessors. Steam engines burn coal or wood to boil water.
– The excess steam also needed to be released when the train arrived, which meant so much built-up energy going to waste. – In the 1930s, a typical steam train could spend as much as 65% of its time offline for maintenance.
– One of the fastest trains operating today is the SNCF TGV POS. – Electric trains only need the motor that turns the wheels. Since they get all their power from the electrical grid, they also don’t need to worry about carrying the weight of fuel.
– Then there are maglev trains, which use magnets to hover (or levitate) above the tracks. Futuristic, fast, and quiet, they have all the benefits of conventional electric trains.
– As of 2019, the fastest train in the world is the SCMaglev, which can reach an incredible maximum speed of 375 mph.
– The problem is that maglev trains can't run on regular tracks. An entirely new rail system must be built for them, and that comes with a hefty price tag. – Modern train cars are still much safer and more comfortable than anything from the 19th century. – The seats on modern passenger trains are similar to the ones on many airliners. The difference is that they don't need seatbelts, and you're free to get up and walk around whenever you feel like it. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hey there! Today, we wanna tell you Boxy's story. Ever since Boxy was a young, flat sheet of cardboard, he's dreamed of being filled with something important — like a birthday present! — and then going to the ultimate Package Party in Memphis on his way to deliver it! And today, it's happening! Noah’s grandfather in Scotland just ordered a stuffed Panda from Li. Li’s workshop is in Beijing. That means Boxy will be at Noah’s house in Indiana tomorrow — for his birthday! Li's assistant, Zhang, stuffs him with tissue paper and prints a shipping label on the store computer. Other videos you might like:
What 1 Dollar Will Buy You Around the World https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x79LW7-y5U0
12 Strange Things You Will Only See in China https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3lcInvvUZg&
33 Little-Known Airport Facts to Travel Easier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82suLsvc-oY& TIMESTAMPS:
The adventure begins 0:21
Why is Boxy going to Alaska? 3:28
The Big Sort 5:00
Did Elvis Presley work there? 6:33 #Memphis #package #brightside SUMMARY:
– Noah’s grandfather in Scotland just ordered a stuffed Panda from Li (this is her workshop). – How will I get to Noah’s in time for his birthday? Lots of businesses, like Li’s, have a scheduled pick up every day, when a truck stops by to collect packages.
– Li’s workshop is in Beijing, where the buses are pretty reliable. Li tells Zhang to leave work early — just be sure to drop me at the nearest Shipping Storefront within the next hour and we’ll make the deadline! – At the Shipping Storefront, Li’s assistant hands me over the counter to a clerk who scans my label with a hand-held device. – I’m at the airport and being—yep, scanned again and—loaded into a huge metal container called a Unit Load Device.
– Each of us boxes is a “unit.” Together we make a “load” and this device – sometimes called a “can” or a “pod”–resembles a giant version of me, a box, only full of shelves and usually made of metal.
– ULD’s come in all sizes too, but a typical one is about 88 x 125 x 96 inches.
– Looking at a map, and seeing all that ice and tundra, a box might think Alaska is in the middle of nowhere.
– And, while Alaska has a relatively small population—about 740,000—the hub there is huge! – Alaska’s Cargo Hub is the fifth largest cargo airport in the world and the second largest in the United States.
– Countless packages get sorted in Alaska, but our plane is just stopping for gas.
– Referred to as “The Big Sort,” the Package Party is a lot like a birthday party. – The light scanners can read us and tell the mechanical arms and sorters which group we belong in. – Our labels have more information than just our address, they also have our weight and dimensions. – I’m not sure if I believe the rumor Elvis Presley worked there, but it’s easy to believe that the Memphis Distribution Center is the largest package sorting facility in the world. It’s over 880 acres. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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There's almost no design for beauty in aviation. The wing location, round windows, waist seat belts. Why are all these things exactly that way? For example, why can’t you carry liquids on board? Why couldn't you use your phone on an airplane in the past? Why do landing gear tires not burst when landing? And this one is my favorite: Is it true that hair and stubble grow faster on an airplane? The myth originated in the first half of the twentieth century. Soldiers noticed that their stubble had grown after the flight, hence the legend appeared. But this is not proven by scientists. So, fasten your seat belts. You’ll get answers to a lot of questions about planes. Other videos you might like:
Why No One Can Bring Liquids on a Plane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYWYaN5YlqI&
That's Why Airplane Seats Are Almost Always Blue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0esI1IrxCmk&
A Plane Disappeared And Landed 37 Years Later https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AoJddnJ6SA& TIMESTAMPS:
How to go faster in line at the airport? 0:19
Why can’t you carry liquids on board? 0:34
Why are the wings of cargo planes located at the top? 1:21
Why are most planes white? 2:00
Why are the turbines under the wings? 2:19
Can a plane fly with only one engine? 2:42
What does a small triangle on the aircraft walls mean? 3:00
Why are seat belts stretched across your stomach? 3:30
Why do flight attendants also have a shoulder strap then? 3:57
What exactly is turbulence? 4:21
How are airplanes protected from lightning? 5:09
Why couldn't you use your phone on an airplane in the past? 5:34
Why do some airlines recommend not using phones even now? 5:57
In what cases do oxygen masks fall out of the ceiling? 6:18
Why are airplane windows round? 6:41
Why do landing gear tires not burst when landing? 6:59
Why do they dim the lights in the cabin? 7:13
What is the dirtiest place in the cabin? 7:51
Why is food not very tasty on the plane? 8:09
Is it true that hair and stubble grow faster on an airplane? 8:21 #planes #aviation #brightside SUMMARY:
– It’s better to stand in the leftmost line during registration. You’re likely to go faster because most people are right-handed and intuitively turn right.
– A plane can stay afloat from 10 minutes to 60 hours. It all depends on the model of the plane, weather conditions, and the pilot’s skills.
– White color best reflects the sun's rays and the aircraft body doesn't heat up. Also, the damage is best seen on white. – Pilots easily control and land a plane if one of the engines stops working. The plane will just lean slightly to the side during the flight. – When the plane gets into turbulence, it's tossed a bit in the air. The waist belt will simply hold you in place in case of a more severe shake. – Even if lightning strikes, the passengers won't feel it. The entire aircraft is covered with an aluminum coating that conducts electric current but doesn't allow it inside the plane.
– Masks don't only fall out when the plane is falling, but when the air pressure changes too. – If the aircraft windows were square, pressure would accumulate in the corners, possibly leading to damage. – Passengers should get used to the darkness in case of an emergency landing at night. The lights are turned off so that they can easily navigate when leaving. – The dirtiest place in the cabin is the tray table from which you eat. It has several times more bacteria than the toilet seat. Also, some passengers use this table to change diapers for their babies.
– The fact is that your taste buds change a little at high altitude. They become less sensitive to flavors. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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Hurricane flights are not showing-off fests, but hugely important tasks undertaken only by high-end professionals. Extreme weather warnings are the only way to make them as definitive as possible. It’s not rare that after the new information is received from hurricane flights the danger which the storm represents is raised immediately. And this information can save many lives. Crew members on board going for a storm-chase are most often mesmerized with how fast a hurricane can gain its might. Every flight is a great risk, but meteorologists, technicians and NOAA officers are willing to go for it if it will save hundreds and thousands of people. Other videos you might like:
7 Ways to Survive Natural Disasters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCjl6tp8dnw&
If You See a Tsunami, Never Do Certain Things! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQAciMgl-kM&
What Would Happen If Plane Doors Opened? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S2_Plu0e2M& TIMESTAMPS:
90% pure boredom 1:04
What planes are used for hurricane research 1:34
Dropwindsonde. How does it work? 1:58
What members of the crew eat 2:55
The worst thing 3:41
The eye of the storm 4:13
The hunt for Hurricane Hugo 5:17
Major challenges 6:59 #hurricane #planes #brightside SUMMARY:
– The wind can’t blow away the plane. Even if it gets to 200 mph, it barely shakes the airplane.
– Hurricane flight crew members even say that their missions consist of 10% of extreme moments when everything is on the line and 90% pure boredom. – Mostly medium-sized planes are used, but it may be either a modified business class plane or a military aircraft – it’s not that crucial. – Dropwindsonde is a complicated and extremely important device… that gets thrown out of the plane. Inside the hurricane – there is no return after that, but while it’s falling from a 10,000 ft altitude it gets the job done. – All the food members of the crew would eat the day of the flight should contain as little salt or spice as possible and they should overall follow a strict diet.
– Rainclouds become everything you can possibly see and the world around is just a gray nothingness.
– The worst thing is the debris.The most damage caused by the hurricane comes from them, flying through the air and crushing everything on their path.
– A plane needs to be at a certain altitude from 7,000 ft to 10,000 ft depending on the type of the hurricane.
– Going through quakes of 2 g is disturbing, but at 4 or 5 g – it can damage an airplane severely and make people inside lose consciousness.
– The eye of the hurricane is like a colossal stadium – grey walls around it and absolute clarity inside. – Hurricane chasing once began with a simple challenge. The first time someone decided to fly a plane into the storm was in 1943. It was an AT-6, small two-passenger fighter plane, destined to prove its pilot the bravest. – Hurricane flights of today have two major challanges. Planes used in them are still too slow to get all the changes inside the hurricane. – Additionally, the piloting of the plane is very specific because the crew is always at great risk.
– As for now, there are still people willing to fly the plane to the hurricane. They swear that they aren’t crazy – just really devoted to their profession. Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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What do a kitchen plunger, a potato, and your old socks have in common? They can all work magic for your vehicle if you know how to use them. And cleaning your trunk can help you save gas! Yup, the heavier your vehicle is, the more gas it uses. Do you know that you can use your car mat to get out of a snow trap? Or how to use a damp newspaper to remove bumper sticker marks? Or why you should keep your car’s remote control separate from your keys? By the way, this is more common sense than anything. But no more spoilers! Let's get down to it! Other videos you might like:
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Protect yourself from polluted air when stuck in traffic 0:24
Clean your trunk to save some gas 0:45
Use dishwashing liquid to remove grease off windows 1:05
Protect yourself from glaring sun 1:25
Get rid of pet hair with static electricity 1:40
Put socks on your windshield wipers 2:05
Use your car mat to get out of a snow trap 2:32
Release some air from your tires to get unstuck from the snow 2:54
Pin your car on your GPS app to remember where you parked 3:15
Use a damp newspaper to remove bumper sticker marks 3:36
Get out of mud or sand 4:05
Use a potato not to let your car windows fog 4:32
Use a kitchen plunger for dents 5:01
Remove rust with Coke 5:20
Use cooking spray to avoid freezing 5:45
Keep your car’s remote control separate from your keys 6:08
Don’t start the car right away in the winter 6:31
Use the arrow by the fuel icon on the dashboard wisely 6:54 #cars #drivingtips #brightside SUMMARY:
– The recirculation recirculates the air inside your car, shutting off the airflow from the outside. In the summertime, you can also do it to keep the inside air cool and refreshing. – The heavier your vehicle is, the more gas it uses. The engine has to burn through more of it keep the car moving. – Dishwashing liquid can be a good and cheap way to clean your car windows and windshield. – If your pet often travels with you and leaves its hair as souvenirs all over your car, you know how hard it can be to get rid of it. Just put on a latex glove and rub your hand against the seats and carpets.
– In the winter months your wiper blades often freeze to your windshield overnight. Just put your old socks on wipers as you leave your car in the evening.
– If you ‘re stuck and can’t just dig yourself out with a shovel, try using your car mats, sand, salt, kitty litter, or cardboard. – In case the car mat doesn’t help, try deflating the tires a bit. This will help increase the service area of the tires and again, get them more traction.
– Wet a newspaper with warm water, apply it to the damp area and let it stick to the car. Then, leave it on for about 10 minutes, so that water gets in contact with the glue on the sticker or sticker mark.
– When your windows fog from the inside, it makes driving pretty dangerous. Luckily, a humble potato can come to your rescue! Take a clean and raw one, cut it in half and rub one half on the windows from the inside. It will clean them and also create a protective layer to prevent fogging.
– Plungers are actually pretty useful outside of kitchens and bathrooms. For example, you can use a cup plunger to fix small and medium-sized dents in your car. – Spray the rusty surface with coke, and then use a brush or a toothbrush if the area is small to break it up. Apply and scrub as necessary.
– Most modern car alarms have a built-in system to prevent car theft, effectively locking everything in your car if you use it.
– When the frost is extreme, it can be really harmful to your car battery if you don’t warm it up first. Just turn your headlights on for a little bit and then turn on the car engine. – There is a little arrow by the fuel icon on your dashboard that tells you which side the tank is on! Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz
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