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t's always good to have multiple primary sources and ways to cross check information, even with comments on Instructables. Thanks for the reminder!

Well that's too bad! What did you try it on? It shouldn't make it worse. At worse, you should rinse it off and see no difference. At best, it smooths out light scratches. And smells minty.

We've also used toothpaste on dull headlights and it helps there, too, at least if they're not too far gone. But it made a significant difference.

Well that could certainly be the case. :-) But in the interest of the makerspace contest, anything featured after the safety glasses ennui wears off doesn't help much. But I get it, and appreciate the feedback. Thanks!

Thanks! Wish I'd thought of it 20 years ago! :-) This would be fun to do with kids, too, as a small paper mache project. They could make the party favors for their own parties.

Hi all - Just wondering why this 'ible on Disinfecting Safety Glasses : https://www.instructables.com/id/Disinfecting-Safety-Glasses/ didn't make the cut when the other two related 'ibles did. It has plenty of views and favorites. Is there something else I can do help it along? Thanks!

Not sure what you mean, but it's olive oil, not water, in step 3, honest.

I'm sure! However, I cook with what I have. I'm sure you can make an even more flavorful version of Cajun Zucchini with your fine oil!

Just a suggestion - like I said, I think it's a cool 'ible! I was just thinking of something like a summary intro , I hope you get featured - it's really nice.

It's really delicious! You could even throw a little Sriracha sauce on top, or some Tabasco for some extra zing. Yum!

Thank you for getting those hangars out of the closet! Great way to upcycle them, and they do make excellent chip clips!

Well that's pretty spectacular! Not sure why it's not featured really - maybe add a short basic description in the intro? But way cool! You could also make giant lotus flowers to float in a pool!

I also wondered if there was anything I could do to improve the featureability of my DIY keyboard lightshade: https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Keyboard-Light-Lampshade/ and https://www.instructables.com/id/Color-Coded-Desktop-Cables/ - both of which are working pretty darn well in making my desktop experience more enjoyable, as I think they might for others, too. Recommendations appreciated! Thank you!

Just wondering why my tasty Caprese Salad with Cilantro didn't make the cut? It's got a nice little history of Caprese salads, and an herbal twist I don't see mentioned anywhere else. I think it's well illustrated and documented. Is there anything I'm missing? Here's the link - https://www.instructables.com/id/Caprese-Salad-With-Cilantro/ - thank you!

Thanks! It really does work - although I have to do it a couple or three times a year. But I do get it done that way, and I'm pretty good for a couple or three months after I do it, so generally things stay pretty tidy (up to a point!) :-)

Ha! Thanks! My day job is Regional Director for FIRST in Central FL - hence a messy desk with cool junk on it. :-)

Thanks! Happy decluttering!

Howdy Instructables friends - I was looking things over this morning, and got to wondering why this 'ible hasn't been featured: https://www.instructables.com/id/Digging-Out-the-Low-Stress-Way-to-a-Clean-Desk/ . It's had over 1000 views, a bunch of "favorites" and a nice comment. It's well illustrated with a complete narrative. Is there something else I can do to improve it? I know it's not the most exciting topic, but it's a method I use for decluttering that continues to work very well for me, and that I think would work well for others. Thanks!

What's your secret? We used to get so many delivered, and finally got it whittled down to the one. At least now I have something to do with it!

Thanks! It's a fun deconstruction project!

This would also make a cool drone race course. Hmmm... wonder if anyone's tried Drone Quidditch yet? Nice, though, thanks!

Thanks, it is! Although to be fair, there's almost no "untasty" way to eat zucchini! :-)

This is, indeed, a scrumptious dish!