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(I've not been offensive at all with my comments, TWO now, but they're being deleted. May I know why, please? I'm very concerned about this. Thank you for any light you can shed). : )

This is very useful and practical. I also think its very marketable; you might look into that. 'I'd' buy one in a snap, however, since its not available ...yet...(wink), I'm going to try to copy yours. Fingers crossed! WELL DONE!

(Strange....I posted a favorable Comment, then went to vote for the Veronica, and didn't find the Travels contest 2017 place...and when I came back here to ask how....my Comment is missing. (???)

Very COOL! : )

I LOVE this idea! But, I'm confused about how the image on the clear sheet appears on the paper. You say hold it to the sun.....I'm lost. Can you elaborate for me, please? I'd be ever so grateful. Thank you. : )

BRILLIANT! I love soft eggs but have been very discouraged at 'my' results. NOW I KNOW!!!!! Yaaaay! Thanks! : )

OUTSTANDING project! I wish my regulation b-l-a-c-k keyboard was a nice neutral, i.e. light tan, color. : ( That was very courageous of you to disassemble, clean, and brighten it up inside and out. Very good job! : )

Thank you, Andrew, for the extensive, and informative, reply to my questions, and for the video you referred. I did watch it, and left him a question. It seemed that his disk (he used the term: pancake), needed the assistance of log wood to keep it 'alive,' and I was wondering if 'his' product could be used alone. You mentioned your confidence in yours. This stuff fascinates me. I have scouting experience since 10, up to leader status in my 20's, and fires were always an important part of camping. (Of course, now, any camping I do is accomplished via Comfort Inn or similar 'campgrounds.' lol).

I love this DIY project/life-style use of existing, yet end-of-the-line house/shop disposable! How long does a brick burn? Are they stable as to brick status, i.e. do they hold together well? I'm just so impressed by this! What's the fire like as it burns? How many do you use at a time? This is something every homeowner with a fireplace should practice. Can it be used in a grill? Are there unsafe fumes that would affect the food being grilled? I'm just so fascinated by this. Thank you for bringing it here! : )

Your instructions are clear and unfussy....well done! There's a good chance I'm going to attempt this recipe! lol.

YUMMMM ! Your instructable just took all the anxiety out of trying to make a successful quiche. Thank you!

LAUGHING! Do-not-tempt-me! Ohh, but I can dream, can't I..... Yumm!

Oh, gracious me! WHERE do you live.....I'll be right over! : )

Good to know...Thanks!

I might just try this. Living frugally, this would be welcome as the price of bread is obscene! I try to stock up when I go to the Dollar store! However, it does take up alot of freezer space when I do that. YOUR idea would preclude that problem. Your 'slices' could be used for sandwiches, wraps, hot dog rolls, etc. Yes, I'm definitely going to give this a whirl! THANK YOU for sharing with us! : )

JuniorE5, May I please receive your comment(s) in English? Thank you very much!

I think recycling all the cardboard boxes that come thru our homes and businesses is a GREAT service to the planet. I appreciate the attractive and practical display shelves you created! Do continue to share your wonderful ideas with us! And, THANK YOU!

Very nice! This would look good in most any decor...once the surface is appropriately chosen. (I, personally, enjoy the one you've settled on). Congratulations on a job well-done!

This looks really yummy. Simple, versatile, elegant! Nice!

Yaaay....I'm very proud of you for following thru with protecting your creation before the 'world' got to it. I can't wait to see what other items you may create!

PERFECT! Enjoy your gift and hobby. Your excitement is contagious!

Sweetie....ENJOY your handiwork...the protection will arrive soon, okay? Good! : )

I'm glad to hear you found the Scotchgard at Amazon...hopefully its the one for upholstery?? That would be a stronger protection, however, if you get your terrific backpack really LOADED with it, you'll be good to go! Have fun!

Well, the one I mentioned in my initial comment: Scotchgard Fabric and Upholstery Spray, common to find in the USA, (I'm not sure where you live), and also available from Amazon if you can't find it locally. OR...go to a local fabric goods store, or craft store, etc. Ask what they know about that will help you, but I'd really try to find the Scotchgard product. (be aware that there are a few different kind of Scotchgard products...try for the one I mentioned here. Good luck. : )

Thinking outside-the-box is what surviving is all about; very effective! (Now, lets hope you never actually need this, however if you do, YAAAAY)!

Nicely executed sewing project that should produce a healthy glow every time your eyes fall on it! I was wondering.... To protect the fabric from accidents, rain, etc., did you apply any water repellent, such as Scotchgard Fabric and Upholstery spray? (I'd give it a good dousing to keep it looking this Fantastic)!

Well done, sir!

re: kitchen shelving...... I SO appreciate when an individual id's a problem, considers options and obstacles, and then births a simple & practical solution! Good brain exercise, satisfying results!

Not harmless when its sole purpose is to create a mess on your FRIENDS! "Friends" are there to watch your back, not put a knife in it. Sad, very very sad.

Good to know this just in case its ever needed. Thank you!

I don't see a Philly Cheesesteak happening in your video. I was born in Philly and quite familiar with what it is; enjoyed them all my long life. If you want to call a rose, a duck, that's fine. But there's a whole city who actually 'know' what a true Philly Cheesesteak is. What you have looks fabulous and tasty, ...just NOT a Philly Cheesesteak.....a fantastic BEEF FAJITA to be more accurate. Thanks for making my mouth water for a beef fajita! A personal favorite of mine. : )

lol, I see you're a 'Majesty' as well...hmm....I wonder how one queen addresses another? She was definitely before her time; a real fury! (Laughing). I have no experience with marking a metal container. How about placing a small Sharpie 'dot' on one, or the entire notation. It certainly wouldn't harm metal; I'm just not knowing if it will smudge or wash off. Let us hear your results?? Thanks!

Love it! I found out about this delight, and used the Sharpie to mark the sides of my Corning Ware baking dishes with the capacity, such as 1 Qt, 2 1/2 QT, etc. Now, nested, and capacity notes clearly showing (under one of the side handles), and all visible in a second, I can quickly see which dish I'm looking for. (Corning puts the note on the exterior bottom, in a very difficult-to-read small, fade'able way. This doesn't wash off, at least with hand-washing it. : )

My mom, who raised her 7 sibs (and herself) following their mother's early death, when mom was in 11th grade, and who raised 5 of her own kids, as well as 2 in-house grandchildren, used to run water on a bottle nipple, let it drip off, dunk the tip in the sugar bowl..lightly, then added water to the bottle and capped it when a baby got the hic-cups. The baby would suck the sugar as well as the bottle of plain water, and WA-LA...no more hics! (Can't beat experience like that)!(I miss her). : (

I strongly suggest you contact a manufacturer with your excellent solution to dorm life! You have a relatively inexpensive-to-make, and little-advertising-required, easy-to-pack in car & assemble item that every student would appreciate. Would also be useful in the home (bedrooms, porches, garages, picnics, etc.). May I also strongly encourage you to remove your YouTube if you are going to proceed with benefitting from 'your' idea! Great product!

((((((((((((( Lumencity ))))))))))))))) !!!That is just FANTASTIC. I'm so pleased for you and hope this becomes the first in many successful ideas. Are you, by any chance in the USA? I'd like to buy one. I have a need right in this room with the computer. Very little room to work, but do need a work surface frequently! (Fingers crossed that you are, or that the table may be available as in import to the USA)!WOW...January is not far away at all. Has the selling price been determined yet? (just curious).God has given you an idea to bless you. I hope you are grateful to Him and will not sink into excesses of any sort....except GRATITUDE!All my best to you!

Sleek, classy, attractive, and practical....just doesn't get any better than that! Good work! Thank you.

Suggestions: TOILET PAPER, first aid items, aspirin/Migraine/Pain remedy of choice, popping corn, oil(s), knife sharpener, shampoo, soap(s), lotions, paper plates, bleach, water purifier tablets, save unused sealed knife-fork-spoon-napkin packs & individual condiment packets with salt&pepper packets, and the handful of napkins found in each takeout bag (store in empty tissue boxes-loaded from top slit), from fast food facilities), shelf-stable 6 oz juicy-juice cartons of milk (last long, but do watch expiration dates), powdered milk, disinfectant products, personal products for males, females, toothpaste, liquid tears, baby needs. The hope is that we may never need Emergency Stockpile supplies, but many DO.IMPORTANT INSTRUCTABLE! Thank you!

I very much regret that I cannot understand your valuable information at the beginning of the video. Would you please give WRITTEN instructions so we will know how to get improved speed on a slow internet connection?THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your help. : )

(late getting to view this). I could use this! I am probably going to attempt making one for myself. Thanks for the idea! One question: Does the reflector have to be soldered together with the can? If I just sit the two pieces together, will the amplification still be present? Thanks for your reply.

Beautiful result; simple to do. Thanks for sharing your re-do system!

EXCELLENT solution to a pesky problem. I love the simplicity!

I wish this was on the market...I'd buy one immediately! (I suffer from NEO) (Not Enough Outlets)! lol. Attractive and practical! Good work!

I, too, thought it was done in real popsicle sticks for doll house patie! Your hard work produced a delightful outside set. You didn't mention...do you have children in the house, or grands?? Good job!

Deba's English is AMAZING...far better than the majority of us could speak his native tongue. The popper is very creative and a useful hack to know! Thank you, Deba!

Excellent! Thanks, Kamiana.

I'M VERY DISTURBED BY THIS INSTRUCTABLE BEING PERMITTED ON THIS SITE! AREN'T THEY SCREENED FIRST?! I THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO OPEN INSTRUCTABLE PRESENTATIONS; I WAS WRONG!

Some of your projects are useful for everyone, such as the flashlight holder! But regardless of application, finding your Instructables in the Inbox is always a treat. Please give your son a Hi-Five for being a great assistant!

Indeed, yes! : )

Here in the USA some vehicles have fuel caps that are attached to the car by a short flexible tie. Having senior hands makes it difficult to maintain adequate pressure on the pump handle, and your idea would be welcomed, but alas...not possible for me. Great thought, however; THANKS!

Carl, this storage/recycling idea should be on the front page of every newspaper and magazine, and be distributed by every Township/Municipality in the country! I agree with Gruntbug....GENIUS!

WOW! This is pure magic! Thanks!

(just thinking here..... Perhaps protect the lid while hammering the sharpener? That would eliminate the need for painting)? GREAT PROJECT!

I - L O V E - T H I S !!!!! Very cool project, that handles the shavings very nicely!

Tidy and attractive presentation. Thanks, Damian!

Well, that's a good thing, right? LOL

YAAAAAY....you identified a problem, and found a low-tech solution. BRAVO!

The concept is very good, but the execution would be difficult for most of us, unfortunately. But thanks for the idea; who knows....!

Fun uses! Nice projects...Thanks!

This is WONDERFUL, can't wait to do this!!!

(I can't seem to get all the steps for some reason). I DO appreciate the really interesting effect of this refurbished lamp. Guess I'll just have to wing it. Nice work, Loblaw!

I so admire anyone going 'off the grid' and back to Mother Nature's gifts! Sunshine and evaporation...what could be simpler! All measures of this kind are to be lauded! Nice design and presentation, Lightnin9 !

The charging station is great, but my problem is I don't have the room for it. I have to lay the chargee flat, usually, and plug it in as best I can. I have so many power strips in the house, built in 1955 when cell phones, tablets, laptops were still in a 'dream.' But I'll keep your idea in mind, 'cause its a great one, Amit! Thanks.

You take the fear out of rust and age, Eric. The finished unit is perfect, and I'm sure your little girl will want to keep it in her possession forever! (Little girls are like that). lol.

Nice, clean, simple, useful. You have a great mug display there, Kenneth! I really enjoy the irregular spacing which accommodates each size mug. Attractive AND practical!

Hey, Artsy! Very cool Coaster. I never have enough of them when preparing food, or removing something hot from the microwave. I do, however, have an unending supply of popsicle sticks...lol ! Time for me to get busy! Thanks!

You're most welcome!

Nice box there, MakeStuff! You're a thorough and patient guy. That box looks very sturdy, attractive and will be useful to you indefinitely. Great use of readily available material! Well done!

Laughing....that's so cool. Question: is your envelop marked to keep you advised how the trick paper is placed inside?

This is brilliant !!!

Rather novel idea! (hah)! lol. It was a courageous project, and just look how COOL it turned out! You're a guy with vision and I'm proud of you!

Corn-on-the-cob is my FAVORITE edible in the whole wide world! This will make the eating even better without all the husk and silk fussing beforehand! Thanks!

Excellent results! Thanks for the tip!

LOL, and well worth the wait, I'm sure!

Very nice structure for your future young herd of 2. While I don't anticipate acquiring livestock in this life, I did focus alot on your background rolling hills there. BEAUTIFUL!!! Makes me wish I could come for a visit; this, too, will never happen. : (

"Retirement????" H O W ! lol, not with all your yard responsibilities! Nawww, they'll keep ya young!

Great idea! The sun is there, and we need to use it more creatively, as you have!

THIS IS BRILLIANT!

Trapping will work, Casey, and yes, prevention works, too. Real people in real homes who eat real food will eventually discover real fruit flies have discovered it. RiceYummy: GOOD INFORMATION that I'll definitely keep in mind next time the fruit flies want my produce more than me! lol. ((((((((((( RiceYummy ))))))))))))

Naawww, Russ, nobody's older then YourMagesty! lol.