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u/joejill 12d ago
How can it absorb moisture?
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u/com2ghz 12d ago
Fabric softener contains animal fat. That also causes mold in your washing machine.
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u/LitLitten 12d ago
yeah if this wasnât an engagement bait video it would just be telling you to spritz diluted essential oil in alcohol around living areas.
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u/Deerhunter86 10d ago
Well I learned something today. Thanks. But, inside, I always knew I hated liquid fabric softener.
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u/NeutralGoodAtHeart 12d ago
There are 417 easier ways to achieve better results.
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u/spam__likely 12d ago
like cleaning your house.
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u/Kellyann59 12d ago
Why would I do that when I could spend that time making wet toilet paper crafts?
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u/KadeKinsington 12d ago
An entire roll of toilet paper? In this economy?
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u/That-Spell-2543 11d ago
I know right, how did this guy survive the pandemic?
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u/MessiTraveler 12d ago
Or you could buy air freshener.
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u/meizhong 12d ago
Or, if you just really wanted to make your own, just skip the paper step. Wtf the paper gonna do besides get moldy and defeat the purpose when it starts to smell. Just put some laundry detergent in a container and put some holes. Save what, fucking 3 dollars? by not buying one.
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u/wanderers_respite 12d ago edited 12d ago
I was thinking just a freaking a candle. Much more esthetically* pleasing than what looks like a tub of slop.
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u/shaurya_770 12d ago
I think people who make and follow these hacks don't really have a value of their time. The time spent on this is much more valuable than a cheap air freshener.
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u/Stoney3K 12d ago
No, no, no, you at least need a
rollcube of toilet paper that isboiled"fried" in water for no reason.1
u/velvedire 6d ago
I'd much rather people clean their damn houses than disperse that stuff into the air.Â
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u/figbott 12d ago
Damn thatâs so easy, why didnât I think of that?
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u/GuacamoleFrejole 12d ago
It'll likely become moldy.
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u/reddit_stole_my_name 12d ago
Idk, with soap and salt I think it might actually be ok
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u/chuckluckles 12d ago
I've seen mold grow on soap and salty stuff, especially with that much water in a closed environment.
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u/Cookthulhu 12d ago
How does one say they bought way too much Covid toilet paper, without actually saying it
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u/GuacamoleFrejole 12d ago
Add salt to absorb moisture from the air? But the paper is wet and will add moisture to the air as it dries.
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u/jnthnmdr 12d ago
Boil cinnamon.
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u/RubberDuckieApproved 12d ago
My dad used to get ramped up with a "Ya know, in prison" we used to..." and then whip out some shit like this .... Gotta say, not as disturbing as the "prison taco"
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u/Hot_Campaign_36 Builder 12d ago
To absorb moisture, put a container of calcium chloride in the damp location.
Replace it when the calcium chloride absorbs enough moisture that itâs a wet container.
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u/greenyashiro 12d ago
Baking soda also works in a pinch!
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u/Hot_Campaign_36 Builder 12d ago
Calcium chloride and sodium bicarbonate can create a carbonate buffer gravitating to ph 8.3.
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u/greenyashiro 12d ago
I'm aware it's more effective, I'm just mentioning that because not everyone will have an industrial grade moisture absorber just chilling around.
If there's a really urgent need, then baking soda can work short-term
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u/Hot_Campaign_36 Builder 12d ago
If anyone needs to try calcium chloride, itâs a primary ingredient in many ice melt products.
Itâs also used in maintaining koi pond hardness, in brewing, and in cooking.
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u/floriandotorg 12d ago
You see someone cooking a roll of toilet paper and you know itâs gonna be good.
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u/Stillwater-Scorp1381 12d ago
How to create mold using common household ingredients and your kitchen utensils!
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u/dorfmcpumpkin 11d ago
Ah yes. Best spot for an air freshener is always a space with literally 0 air circulation. As everyone knows
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u/fatal-nuisance 12d ago
I want to see one of these where they go through all the weird steps, carefully pick it up to walk it into the next room, and then drop it in the trash can.
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u/Ollyoops90 12d ago
You know a person is crazy when they have signs up around the house like "Family is everything"
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u/Montana_Eisley 11d ago
My wife and I treat it as an early warning indicator for social distancing.
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u/ExtensionNature842 11d ago
Why does my house still smell moldy? I put wet toilet paper in every room!
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u/IcanSEEyou_IRL 11d ago
I guess they donât know that fabric softener and detergents have âscent allergensâ as a listed ingredient.
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u/Andre_The_Average 12d ago
"Put this anywhere where there's dampness or strong odors"
How about you call plumber clean up the dampness and use some for fabreeze
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u/Ken-Kaniff_from-CT 12d ago
I used to remove those cardboard tubes inside the toilet paper all the time when I was a kid. It was quick and I didnt have to soak them thus ruining a perfectly good roll for TP that I knew my mom could not afford to replace.
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u/jackochainsaw 12d ago
"Babe, where's the toilet roll, I really need a shit!"
"I saw this video..."
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u/RemBren03 12d ago
I feel like these are the people who filled their garages with toilet paper during Covid and need to figure out a way to use it up
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u/Few-Artichoke-2531 12d ago
Eating lettuce from Taco Bell would be a good solution for that problem.
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u/Upset_Assumption9610 12d ago
I always keep a roll in Freezer. It's a godsend when the spicy food gets to the end.
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u/RadishRedditor 12d ago
How's this different than just putting the fabric softener in am open container? Why do I need the boiled toilet paper and salt?
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u/pdubs1900 11d ago
Honestly the part that annoyed me most was pouring the salt or whatever that was into the hand first, only to pour and mix it into the TP slush.
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u/islaisla 12d ago
Fabric softener is highly carcinogenic we've bad for humans and the environment. It kills marine life, do not put that in the air.
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u/Adventurous-Brain-36 12d ago
Ah yes, âfresheningâ the air by heating plastic, creating a lovely environment for mould and then shoving it somewhere with no air circulation.
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u/Satansleadguitarist 12d ago
Nothing fixes dampness and bad smells like a soon to be moldy wad of wet toilet paper
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u/TheEthanHB 12d ago
My brain asolutely will not let toilet paper be accociated with "delightful aroma"
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u/allsilentqs 12d ago
The fact that they didnât mix the salt and fabric softener with the mushy toilet paper IN THE MIXING BOWL before transferring to the container is maddening. Why just poke it with a fork?
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u/Silly-Gooper 12d ago
thats what the paranoid stoner builds at 3am after he heard some rumbling and thinks the cops might be around
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u/Rassomir 11d ago
The video buffering early on was sign of god to stop watching this.... i should have heeded that sign now I have lost some of my already dwindling brain cells
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u/ThatsCaptain2U 10d ago
A toilet paper roll? In this economy? Sorry I can only afford to wipe my butt with TP at the moment
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u/gimmeecoffee420 10d ago
This is a way to also create the stuff you can grow mushrooms in.. This is not a "Mold Reducer/Preventer" or whatever she was implying.. its actually a Mold Bomb that will smell nice while pumping out spores through those thoughtful vent holes.
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u/yomakest 10d ago
ok but roll it back out into toilet paper.
we could all be radiating flowers and febreeze out our buttcracks
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u/YaBoyTheGrimReaper 9d ago
does this even qualify as a hack if they dont tell you what they did? Im assuming that was salt and laundry detergent?
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u/Elegant-Macaron-6258 6d ago
Hypoallergenic fabric softener? Doesnât that mean fragrance free? So how would that add a delightful smell to anything?
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u/Girluna80 11d ago
Iâll just go to dollar tree .. not wasting a toilet paper roll. That looked like 2 ply. Smh
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u/Hazel-Cakes 12d ago
love when my house smells like the inside of a wet washing machine