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But there was one black woman who was hard to get behind,
mostly 'cause she'd already been dragged out.
(female reporter) Omarosa Manigault-Newman
is out of the White House, says an aide.
Omarosa was, quote, "physically dragged
and escorted off the campus."
This ending is as dramatic as I'd hoped it would be.
But, of course, this lunatic said it was fake news.
Where are the pictures or videos?
If I had confronted John Kelly
who is a very formidable person,
um, it would garner enough attention
for anyone in the room to at least
take a picture or a video or something.
Oh, there's video.
And we have the exclusive footage.
I can't believe we got this. Roll it.
(screaming)
(cheering and applause)
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait.
(applause continues)
Wait, can I see that again in slow motion?
(distorted screaming)
Then, after being dragged out of the White House,
she got dragged all over cable TV.
I'm not delighting in her demise.
I wish her the best, but ahh!
(laughing)
No, no, no!
No matter what our politics are or how different we may be,
we need to support each other as black women.
Like Michelle Obama said,
"When they go low, we go, 'Ahh!'"
Ladies, come back.
♪♪
Thank you, ladies, thank you, ladies.
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This Request Is from Jason Sante.
He is a long time dedicated viewer.
He requested that I make an episode on this bottle trick that he knows of.
It's really simple and it looks awesome.
Okay Matt here we go.
Check this out.
All you do is.
Get a bottle and fill it with alcohol.
Shake It Up.
Put a lighter to it.
And let it do its thing.
Shake It Up.
So Jason said that this was the best bottle shape for this experiment.
But I think it could have been a lot more exciting.
Sorry Jason.
So I'm going to put a little twist on this.
Get some compressed air.
And pressurize this alcohol.
And see what happens.
Alright let's try that.
Yeah I don't know this alcohol is boring.
I think I'm going to move on to something else.
Dang nitromethane is expensive.
Yeah baby nitromethane.
And I've never seen this try before with nitromethane.
So I'm really not sure what's going to happen.
But I guess we're going to see.
We're just going to make sure that.
I like this from a distance with a.
Match taped to a broomstick.
And we're all going to stand behind the blast shield for this one.
Because I don't know what's going to happen.
But you're about to see.
Oh well that wasn't bad.
That was the nitromethane.
And after doing all that I got curious.
And I decided to look at about 30 or 40 different bottle designs.
And I ended up choosing this beauty right here.
In this bottle first I'm going to burn alcohol.
Then I'm going to burn nitromethane and.
See what happens.
Now before finishing up this episode.
I remember one other thing Jason said.
Apart from the bottle shape he said bigger was better.
So as a grand finale for this episode.
I went out and I bought the largest.
Clearest jug that I could find.
That looks beautiful.
And I figured why not give it a shot.
The bottle is a little bit warmer now.
So I think we're going to have more of a violent burn here.
Alright here it goes.
Oh yeah the bottle was a little warmer that time.
That was nice.
Well that looked pretty cool.
Definitely louder than I expected.
And it was definitely louder than the alcohol.
The nitromethane was yeah.
It was pretty violent.
And right after I'm finished burning right now.
That's what happened a cloud formed.
Inside the bottle.
And also I noticed.
Whatever nitromethane was left in there.
Turned like this pretty amber color.
I'm not sure if that's from the Heat.
Or some type of chemical change.
But yeah there you go.
That's when nitromethane looks like burned in the whoosh bottle.
Let's take a look inside.
Yeah just a bunch of fog.
And I wish you could smell this.
It kind of smells like the fuel from the RC cars.
I mean obviously it's Nitro.
But it smells a lot more acidic.
I'm Guessing that's because it burned.
But it doesn't smell as bad as when you go to the track.
With the top fuel dragsters where your nose is on fire.
It's not that bad at all.
And that has this sweet smell to it.
And I'm assuming that's because not all the fuel burned.
Simply because it was limited by the amount of oxygen that was in the bottle.
But yeah that's what it looks like.
I never thought I would be burning nitromethane in a whoosh bottle.
So thanks to Jason Sante for the request in the first place.
I'm glad I was able to put a Twist on the whole thing.
And if there's anything that you want to see done.
Just let me know in the comments below.
Or shoot me a message.
And I'll try my best to make it happen.
So again thanks for watching.
Don't forget to subscribe.
Check out the rest of our videos.
Check us out on Discovery.
And that's about it.
I'll leave this video there.
Thanks again for watching And.
Got to get it just right for it to work.
Yeah I thought that was pretty cool.
Yeah goodbye.
Adios.
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UPLIFT: Project for Awesome 2017 - Duration: 1:06.
Hello I have come out of vlog retirement,
vlogtirement if you will
for one weekend only because it's the project for awesome.
If you know anything about me, you know that I am all about online communities.
Youtube, podcasts, all kinds of fandoms.
Online communities make up more of my support system than is probably healthy.
Online communities got me through high school and college.
Online community got me my job.
However, because I've been around a while, I've seen sexual harassment and abuse devastate
various online communities again and again.
Spaces that should be safe suddenly weren't.
That's why this year I've started working with Uplift on their video team.
Uplift works with online communities and conventions to fight sexual violence.
You can help by donating to the project for awesome, donating to Uplift at uplifttogether.org
or just voting for this video.
I'll put links to all of that downstairs.
You can help us make online communities safer for everyone.
Thanks
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AUDIOBOOK TBR - Duration: 13:48.
Hello! Today I'm going to be doing what I hope to be the first in a series of
videos all about audiobooks. I personally love audiobooks. I used to not like them,
I used to be one of those people that said "Listening to audiobooks isn't
really reading, I think that they're stupid and I don't like them and it
makes me uncomfortable." But then I listened to the Lunar
Chronicles by Marissa Meyer on audio and I fell in love with audiobooks and I
haven't stopped listening to audiobooks. I've been listening to audiobooks every
month for almost two years now, I've probably listened to more audiobooks in
the last two years than I have read physical books because they're just so
convenient. I can listen to them when I'm going to work and when I'm coming home,
even sometimes at work I can just sit at my desk when I have a project that's
gonna keep me chained to my desk for a while I can put on an audiobook and it
helps me get through the day. I love audiobooks. I'm a huge advocate for
audiobooks because they're convenient and they're a lot of fun. And if you
find the right audiobook for you, you find the right narrator, you listen to
that one audiobook that can change your whole mind about it and honestly that's
how I feel about audiobooks. So I am 100% on the audiobook train now. So I want to
start a series of videos about audiobooks. I want to do audiobooks for
beginners, audiobooks are for people who have been listening to audiobooks for a
while, I want to talk about some of my favorite audiobook narrators, I want to
talk about some of my personal favorite audiobooks, I want to do a video maybe
about tips about listening to audiobooks, and I'm just really excited to do all
the videos about audiobooks because I love them so much. They've made my life
so much easier when it comes to reading and today I'm actually going to be doing
my Audiobook TBR. I want to share all the books that I have on my immediate audio
book TBR. These are all the books that I personally own on Audible. I know that
Audible isn't the most accessible platform for listening to audiobooks
because it is kind of expensive. But I love Audible because they have deals all
the time. And that's why I have so many audiobooks to listen to is because
they do sales all the time, or they'll do a buy one, get one free or
buy one book with your credit, get one or two books free. it is an amazing service.
This is not a sponsored video by the way, I just really love Audible. But I do
understand that it isn't the most accessible platform for audiobooks for a
lot of people. That's why I also listen to a lot of audiobooks on Overdrive and
I am a huge advocate for the Overdrive platform or Libby I guess is what a lot
of people use now. My library personally just doesn't have a lot of books that
I'm interested in on audio. Every once in a while they'll get like a new release
or something that I'm super interested in or I can recommend books to them, but
they don't always buy the books that I recommend. So that's why I did go ahead
and subscribe to Audible because it just opened up a lot more opportunities for
me to listen to the books that I want to listen to. But if you are in a
library system that has a really decent Overdrive, I would definitely recommend
audiobooks on that platform because they're free first of all and it's just
a great way to discover new books that you might not have known about before.
So as I said I want to talk about all of the books that are on my personal
audiobook TBR. I actually have 19 books on my audiobook TBR, which does seem a
bit excessive. But actually a lot of the audiobooks that I have on Audible are
books that I own in a physical format as well. Just because I know what I'm
interested in reading and I know what kind of stories I like to listen to on
audiobook so I try to get audiobooks with my credits that I already own the
physical book just so that I don't add more to my TBR. But also that I think I'm
really gonna enjoy listening to and I always listen to the sample to see if
I'm gonna like the narrator or whatever. If I don't like the narrator I won't buy
the audiobook because that's a waste of money. But I do you have quite a few books
that I already own that I also have the audiobook of. Some of these books I don't
own because they were in the deals or sales section or just because I'm
interested in the book but I don't own the physical book yet and a couple of
these are books that I have actually already read before but I want to reread
them via audiobook because I've heard good things about the audiobook or I
just want to experience it in that platform. So that's kind of the three
categories I'm going to be doing today. First category to talk about is books
that I don't own but have the audiobook of and then I'm gonna talk about books
that I do own and have already read and also want to reread via audiobook and
then I'm gonna talk about all the rest of the books that I haven't read yet but
have the audiobook of. I'm gonna try not to go into too much detail about each
individual book because I do have a lot of books to talk about and it's going to
end up being a really long video anyway I'm afraid. But I'm gonna go into a
little bit of detail and hopefully this is something you enjoy. because I'm
gonna be doing a lot of videos about audiobooks in 2018. So as I said I'm
gonna start with the books that I don't own but have on my audiobook TBR. The
first is My Lady Jane by Cynthia Hand, Brodie Ashton and Jodi Meadows. This is
a YA kind of historical retelling of Lady
Jane Grey I believe. I have heard some really really fantastic things about
this book, I've heard it's really funny and I've heard it's really enjoyable and
it's also the first in I believe a trilogy of companion stories all
centering around different Jane's in history and literature which is really
exciting. And I really like co-authored books so I'm interested to see how this
one translates on audio. I also have Brooklyn by Colm Toibin. I have actually
seen most of the movie Brooklyn but I've never read the book and I have heard
really amazing things about the book so I'm really interested to see if I like it.
Another YA book I have on my audio book TBR is Walk on Earth a Stranger by
Rae Carson. This is the first in a trilogy I believe about a girl who can
sense gold and it takes place during the California Gold Rush and I believe there
are some like Oregon Trail type vibes in this first book. I've heard some
really great things about Rae Carson's writing style, so I'm hoping that I
really enjoy this. Marlena by Julie Buntin is actually a book that was a
Book of the Month selection a few months ago. I didn't pick it but I've heard a lot of
really positive things about this book, specifically from Mollie at molliereads. She
read it earlier this year and I think it might be her favorite book of the
year so far, I'm not really sure but she made me really intrigued to read the
story. I don't know anything about the book but just the way she talked about
it made me really want to read it and I actually think it was an Audible Daily
Deal one day so I bought it because why not. Another first book in a YA
fantasy series is The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi. I don't know a whole lot
about this book either, I think it centers around the zodiac and it has a
lot of influences of Indian culture which is super interesting. I've heard
amazing things about this story so I'm hoping to really enjoy it. And then I
have two non-fiction books. I have the Year of
Magical Thinking by Joan Didion, which is a book that I've been wanting to read
forever. It is about Joan Didion's life after she
loses her husband and her daughter I believe. I'm not really 100% sure but
I've heard so many amazing things about this book, so many people love it, it's so
many people's favorite book, and it's only a five hour long audiobook so I
feel like this is a book I can get through relatively quickly and I'm
hoping to really really enjoy it. I kind of think I will. And lastly this
is actually the book that started my Audible subscription because Goodreads
was doing a thing where you could get this audiobook for free. And so I joined
Audible, got the audiobook, and have not looked back since.
And that is Born a Crime by Trevor Noah. I don't know a whole lot about Trevor
Noah which is why I haven't read this book yet. But because it was a free audio
book through Goodreads one day I got it and I'm hoping to listen to it. I love
listening to celebrity memoirs and I believe Trevor Noah narrates it himself
and so I'm really interested to see how I feel about it. So those are all the
audiobooks that I don't own, now I'm going to talk about the audiobooks that
I do own that I have read before but want to reread via audiobook. I got the
Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith aka JK Rowling. This is the first book in the
Cormoran Strike series. I really love the Cormoran Strike books, I haven't read the
third one yet but I'm hoping to reread the first two and then read the third
one and I'm thinking I might reread the first one via audiobook because I do
have the audiobook as I said. I just love this story so I'm interested to revisit
it, I haven't read it in like four years so hoping to get around to that and
really enjoy the audiobook. I also got the audiobook of my favorite classic of
all time and that is Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. I got the version of
the audiobook that is narrated by Thandie Newton. I love the fact that Audible does
classics narrated by celebrities because it's a very familiar voice reading a
story that might be a little bit more challenging to get through. Jane Eyre is my
favorite classic of all time so I'm really interested to see how I feel
about the audiobook, I honestly think I'll love it. And along similar lines, I also
have at the audiobook of my favorite book of all time and that is The Time
Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger. I've read this book so many times and
I'm really excited to listen to it because I love this story so much and
every single time I read it I get something new out of it and I can't wait
to see what I get out of listening to the audiobook. Definitely think that 2018
is gonna be the year that I reread the Time Traveler's Wife for the probably
fifth time because it's my favorite book ever. And the last set of
books I want to talk about in this video
are all the books that I do own but haven't read yet but also got the
audiobook of. I got the audiobook of Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay because this is a
nonfiction book, it's a series of essays and I for some reason really like
listening to nonfiction on audio. It's not narrated by Roxane Gay, I don't
remember who the narrator of the audiobook is but it's a narrator I
recognized and so I got it. And this is another one of those books that I'm just
waiting for what I feel to be the right time to read it and once I get that
feeling I'm hoping to listen to the audiobook so we'll see how it goes. I'm
not always the biggest fan of listening to fantasy on audio because I have a
hard time with the world-building, it's a lot harder to kind of picture a fantasy
world in your mind in an audiobook format because you don't get to flip
back and forth and try to revisualize, there's no map. But I have found that I like listening
to YA fantasy on audio because it's not quite as complex, it's not quite as
involved as adult fantasy and so I did get the audiobook of Snow Like Ashes by
Sara Raasch. This is the first in a series that I've been meaning to read
for a while and just haven't gotten around to so when I saw that the
Audiobook was on sale or was a daily deal I just snagged it up because I have
a problem. The same can be said for The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon, the
first in what I think is going to be a 7 book series all about clairvoyance.
I'm a little bit intimidated by this book because I have heard that it's a
little bit more complex, the world-building is a little bit slower,
and there's just so much involved in the story so I don't know how well it will
translate to audiobook. But I thought because I haven't ever really felt
inclined to pick up the physical book as long as I've owned it, I thought maybe
the audiobook might urge me to do so, so we shall see. Another classic that I have
the audiobook of is My Antonia by Willa Cather. This is a book that I've
had on my shelf for a while and just haven't ever gotten around to reading
and the audiobook was like a daily deal or something so I got it. Maybe that'll
actually spark me to finally read this book, we shall see. A relatively new
addition to my physical book library is Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier. I am so
excited to read this book and then I heard a lot of really positive things
about the audiobook so I decided to get it because why not. I'm hoping to really
enjoy the audiobook. If I don't like the audiobook then I'll switch back to the
physical book, but I'm hoping that maybe this is a story that will translate
really well to audiobook. I also have the Audible exclusive production of The
Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, it's narrated by Claire Danes. Like I said
earlier, I love the books that are narrated by celebrities so I'm hoping to
enjoy the audiobook. I have actually listened to the first like hour and a
half of the audiobook of The Handmaid's Tale and I really like the way she reads
the story so I'm hoping that this will be another one that I can get to
relatively soon and just fly through the audiobook because it's not too long and
I am just really intrigued by the story. Another Audible daily deal was Orphan
Train by Christina Baker Klein. This is a book that I bought for myself with
Christmas money last year and haven't ever read. It's a really short book,
it's a relatively short audiobook so I thought why not try to consume the story
that way and I just haven't done it yet because I have a lot of options here
clearly. Another daily deal that I got the audiobook of is My Brilliant Friend
by Elena Ferrante. This is a book that is pretty popular on Booktube, it's pretty
well loved on Booktube. And I really want to read it but I thought why not try to
read it via audiobook because that sounds fun and I really liked the sample
of the audiobook that I listened to so I got it. Plus it was a daily deal so it was
only like $2 which is why I have so many audiobooks on my TBR. And lastly the
last book on my audiobook TBR is Burial Rites by Hannah Kent. This is an audio
book that I was really wanting to listen to before the end of the year but I
didn't manage to do so. I guess I technically still could, but I just
haven't felt inclined to. I loved the sample of the audiobook that I listened
to so I'm hoping that this one will be one of my favorites in the audiobook genre.
So those are all the books that I have on my audiobook TBR. Yes it is an
incredibly excessive collection of audiobooks I acknowledge that but I just
love audiobooks. I like having them and I like having options, it's kind of like
having books on my shelf I like to have some options for what audiobook
I'm gonna listen to next. If you've read any of the books that I mentioned in this
video, please let me know down in the comments, let me know what you thought
about them. Specifically have you listened to any of these books on audio
as well? I'd really love to know your thoughts on the audiobook as a whole,
let me know that down in the comments. And lastly, do you like audio books is it
something that you try to listen to regularly or are you more of a physical
book reader? I'd love to know that as well. Thank you so much for watching, I
hope you enjoyed this video, and I will see you again very soon. Bye!
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I Eat Brains And Explain Zombies - Duration: 6:27.
Vsauce!
Kevin here.
I'm going to cook and eat this here... oh man... brain.
Here we go.
The zombie fanatics who made The Walking Dead: No Man's Land wanted my thoughts on why
people are fascinated with the brain-eating undead.
So I'm going to tell you in one take with no edits while this brain cooks.
Here we go.
The modern zombie creature -- contagious, flesh-eating, rising from the dead -- is not
that old.
Your Grandpa Joe didn't grow up knowing what a zombie is the way you do now.
Our zombie launched into the collective imagination with George A. Romero's 1968 classic film,
Night of the Living Dead.
The zombie has since become an awesome video game enemy, a horror and action entertainment
staple, and a barometer for modern social roles -- as well as a psychological mirror
for our own hopes, fears and anxieties.
We live in a mass information, global society, and zombies help us confront our individuality
and our mortality.
One of the main themes of zombie stories is powerlessness in the face of the impending
doom they bring.
The hordes of zombies never stop coming and every new victim who falls prey becomes part
of their sea of decay.
What's unique about zombies as a foe as opposed to say, aliens, is that they aren't
outsiders… they're us.
And because zombie-ism is a seemingly incurable contagion that spreads to anyone, it becomes
a pandemic, capable of infecting not just strangers but friends and family.
Panic over the widespread breakout of a fatal disease is an unfortunate, but all too real,
part of history.
I think my brain is burning.
Woah.
Things are getting crazy in Brainland.
Oh my god.
Listen, the Black Death wiped out somewhere between 30 to 60% of Europe's total population
in the 14th century.
We all know what it feels like to be sick, and we know the struggle to get healthy and
get back on our feet and live our lives.
The struggle to return to normalcy.
By fighting back against the symbolic zombie sickness, we stare death in the face and choose
life in the most literal way.
But it's not just a simple life and death conflict, it's also consciousness vs. unconsciousness,
a battle to prove that we are human.
While you can only stop a zombie by damaging its brain, zombies already suffer a great
deal of brain damage.
They have a damaged cerebellum which causes lack of motor skill coordination, a loss of
hypothalamic functioning that leads to insatiable hunger, they have no language, no memory,
no frontal lobe functioning.
No area of the brain responsible for consciousness and making humans… human.
Zombies are the mindless masses.
And becoming one of the mindless masses is a worry for individuals overwhelmed by the
infinite information, connections and communication modern society provides.
Our fear of slowly shuffling around reality in obscurity due to the complexity of our
world makes us fascinated with what would happen if it all stopped… being so complicated.
Post-apocalyptic scenarios give us a window into the simplicity of a life focused solely
on basic survival against the backdrop of a fallen contemporary civilization.
Peeling back the layers of interpersonal and societal problems and saying, "Your
Facebook drama doesn't matter now.
Do you want to survive?
Then grab a barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat and let's go."
Let's stand up to the temporal limits of our existence and figure out the best path
forward.
Together.
Because we aren't zombies.
Our mental capacity for consciousness is what makes us human.
So when it comes to zombies it really is all about… brains.
This doesn't look very cooked.
Wish me luck.
Oh, it's hot.
Ooooh.
Oh yeah.
I don't know what to say about that.
Ugh.
And as always - thanks for watching.
I'd like to thank AMC's official game, The Walking Dead: No Man's Land for supporting
Vsauce and inspiring this video.
The game follows the show with weekly updates every Monday so you can actually play missions
based on the latest episode that give you a new look on what happened The newest hero
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You can build your outpost, scavenge for resources and, of course, take out walkers.
So click the link below to download No Man's Land from the App Store or Google Play and
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Oh man.
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PENNEY PEIRCE TEACHES US HOW TO USE THE POWER OF INTUITION COMBINED WITH INTELLECT
BY THAIS GIBSON
Penney Peirce is a gifted intuitive with countless profound teachings.
Penney is not only an author of more than ten best-selling books, she is an international
speaker and teacher, gifted intuitive, and a pioneer of the shift.
During this hour-long interview with her, I was blown away by some of the most powerful
wisdom I�ve come across, delivered with absolute grace.
Penney translates mind-blowing concepts with finesse and practicality so that we can apply
her teachings to our everyday lives.
Penney share what it�s like to grow up highly intuitive, what the new reality will look
like that we�re entering, and how to prepare yourself for the inspiring changes ahead.
What You Will Learn from This Interview You�ll learn what your �home frequency�
is, and how to tune into it.
You�ll find out how to clear what no longer serves, so that you can prepare for the next
steps.
Penney will share some tips and tools for making the soul your dominant reality.
Penney teaches us the importance of welcoming more of our own light into our lives.
This is an excellent watch if you are looking to learn practical tools to create powerful
change.
A few of the many transcendent lessons from this interview:
�Bad� circumstances don�t have to be �bad.�
What does this mean?
When experiences happen that upset our ego, an important first step to processing begins
with not judging them as bad.
In Penney�s words, �bad� circumstances are just data.
They are reflecting to us specific parts of our inner reality that we don�t get to recognize
when we�re in the mindset of judging.
For us to better understand ourselves, we want to be able to remove the label from the
experience, accept the change, and focus on what each experience is telling us about ourselves.
From here, we can open to a new paradigm by choosing what we want to create next.
Penney shares a wonderful process for doing this step-by-step!
�You can�t get rid of anything, because there is no outside world.�
Penney just throws down wisdom bombs like this the entire interview.
What does this mean?
All potential realities exist in a super-position soup of possibility.
Until our consciousness focuses on a desired outcome either consciously or subconsciously
(in this case you are not necessarily aware), a reality cannot come to fruition.
In Penney�s words, every possibility exists in your personal sphere, and it is through
feeling what it is that you want and holding that very vibration, that you can step into
your creation.
Understanding gives us emotional immunity to fear.
How does this work?
We fear what we can�t understand.
It is only through bringing our awareness to the situations we fear that we gain the
capacity to transmute the fear into peace.
We must investigate our fears.
We must question everything that makes us feel bad.
When we can be accountable enough for our reality and our emotional state through investigation
and introspection, we open ourselves to our light.
Why You Need to Watch and Learn More This entire interview is packed with wisdom,
grace, and expansiveness.
You will learn Penney�s deep insights about what we have ahead as a collective, and how
to move through your own ascension process more smoothly.
You will gain insight into how to open yourself to your own light.
We are often afraid of our own light at a subconscious level.
With Penney�s wisdom and some profound tools, you are empowered to facilitate the necessary
steps to transcend this limiting paradigm.
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Quick Tip: How to Clean and Protect Steering Wheel - Chemical Guys - Duration: 2:15.
Hey guys welcome back to the Detail Garage!
Today I'll be showing you how to clean something that's been neglected like the steering wheel
using a hand applicator pad.
What I have here is the Orange, Monster Fluffer Applicator Pad.
Its made of this nice microfiber material wrapped around this dense foam sponge which
will help me contour around different angles and surfaces such as this steering wheel.
All you have to do is take your cleaner and spray it directly on to the sponge applicator
and work it into the surface that you are cleaning.
What's nice is since there is a foam sponge inside I can get into small areas like the
contours of this steering wheel.
So this applicator works really well for contouring around different radius's and surfaces such
as this steering wheel.
As I'm going around the steering wheel I'm pulling off a lot of body oils and filth.
You can tell this is getting pretty dirty because this is a well used steering wheel
but this is a daily driver but not a lot of time and effort gets put into cleaning it.
I'll show you how quick and easy it is to clean and protect this steering wheel.
So once you've cleaned the surface take a clean microfiber towel and wipe off the excess
dirt, debris and the cleaner.
Now you have a nice dry surface that is prepped for your conditioner.
Now using a clean applicator take the Leather Conditioner, apply a few drops and spread
it out over the surface.
Since I'm only doing the steering wheel I don't need a whole lot of product just a couple
dabs will do ya.
And work it into the whole surface of the steering wheel.
Now since the steering wheel is something that is a control surface you want to make
sure that it's not slippery so you want to wipe off any excess just take a clean microfiber
towel and buff off any excess Conditioner so this way you have a nice and dry surface.
It will still be protected against UV rays and body oils from penetrating the leather.
So there you have it quick and easy!
If you want to learn more about these products check them out on our website ChemicalGuys.com.
If you liked this video be sure to give it a thumbs up.
Also don't forget to subscribe.
We'll see you next time thanks for watching.
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Watch Michael van Gerwen call Phil Taylor a 'K**B' after Grand Slam of Darts semi-final - Duration: 2:19.
Watch Michael van Gerwen call Phil Taylor a 'K**B' after Grand Slam of Darts semi-final
The Dutch number one beat his old rival in the Grand Slam of Darts semi-final yesterday, eventually going on to win in the final against Peter Wright.
It was a fiery affair, with a visibly angry Taylor scolding his opponent for celebrating after winning a leg by checking out 74.
Speaking of the incident after the win, MvG said: "He tried a few of his tricks, which he always does. "In the break I wasn't allowed to cheer from my own throw. I don't know why when I finished a 74.
"He came to me 'you shouldn't do this, you shouldn't do that'.
"I just said 'you're a k**b' again, that's exactly what I said." Despite the bad blood between the two, the 28-year-old admitted it may have been down to their competitive natures.
"I also think it's our rivalries in our games because we don't want to lose to each other, we try to present our best all the time.
"Maybe I shouldn't say it but I still think it was a good game for everyone to watch and that's what is most important." It wasnt just MvG who was left fuming at Taylors antics during and after the match.
Fellow darts star Eric Bristow tweeted: "Would have been better to see Taylor lose with grace, what do you lot think?".
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