Method 2: Bucket mouse trap. Insert a dowel on a cylindrical can, Place this structure on top of a high bucket. Keep the food on the cylinder. Once mice stands on the can, it will slip fall into the bucket. If you want to kill it add any acidic solution on the bucket.
now.... ok, it is a rat, but it deserve to be dropped in muriatic acid?
lol, once, some kids in my village caught a mouse. They tied a small rope in its neck and kept it running till evening. They showed it to whole village
I have a pair of crocs and the rubber soles are extremely slippery on smooth surfaces, especially steel overbridges. I face even more trouble on wet tile floors.
However, one day by accident, I walked on a road (undergoing maintenance) with molten asphalt and that stuck to my soles real well. En...
I have made frequent use of duct tape in this situations. First layer is with sticky side out wrapped LOOSLY! around your hand, then cut it off and add a second layer with sticky side to the inside above the first layer.
That way you have the silver side inside and out and have some useful makes...
@ShadowWizard just something I found. It is a suggestion for slicing onions. Basically, using an electrical fan to blow away vapour from the cut onion.
the one above is the detailed scheme provided with the solution
@SPArchaeologist lol, I am not talking about that. I was saying that you'll just say that I am slowly converting into a pony fan and this reply is a proof of that :P
Cut a strip of sandpaper and glue it to the sole. Try different placements for optimal result.
