Its not free, since you already paid for it. It should be called, how to get the most out of your money and even then, that is a questionable statement. Since you are using a microwave (energy costs), along with environmental impact. I would be interested to know if you recycle the plastic yourself? Also if you want something completely FREE, use your urine as a plant fertilizer. And you're right, BF said a penny saved is a penny earned but somebody else said, time is money.
@galagarian75 Sure it's paid for, but makers include an some product designed to hold the deodorant cake in place, which is normally discarded. Microwave energy costs for a 10 sec. warming, is negligible in my opinion. If I could afford solar panels, I'd have them. I recycle everything I can. We drive a Prius & Smart Fortwo and use canvas shopping bags.
I care about the environment, but don't consider myself an environmentalist. I'm a cheapskate! Tom's is too expensive, but thanks!
You kids now-a-days and your fancy throw away mentalities. Yes... all that work! I know, all of 45 seconds from start to finish. I'm pooped... I'd better go take a nap.
After analyzing how the product is packed, I figured it had to be a liquid during the process. Considering that it is a wax-like substance I assumed it would melt if heated. My first attempt was to try the microwave and it turned out to be the best method. Experimenting with the timing, I found 10-12 seconds to be sufficient for the small amounts being heated.
Yes, sorry. It was only a few weeks ago, but I hate errors and I discovered a spelling error that would have driven me nuts, so I replaced the corrected version.
Its not free, since you already paid for it. It should be called, how to get the most out of your money and even then, that is a questionable statement. Since you are using a microwave (energy costs), along with environmental impact. I would be interested to know if you recycle the plastic yourself? Also if you want something completely FREE, use your urine as a plant fertilizer. And you're right, BF said a penny saved is a penny earned but somebody else said, time is money.
galagarian75 3 days ago
@galagarian75 Sure it's paid for, but makers include an some product designed to hold the deodorant cake in place, which is normally discarded. Microwave energy costs for a 10 sec. warming, is negligible in my opinion. If I could afford solar panels, I'd have them. I recycle everything I can. We drive a Prius & Smart Fortwo and use canvas shopping bags.
I care about the environment, but don't consider myself an environmentalist. I'm a cheapskate! Tom's is too expensive, but thanks!
Denb7 2 days ago
hey its how the rich stay rich.
or how the poor get rich.
hiphopgurl0777 8 months ago
Somewhere in America there's a broke ass student that truly thanks you. :0)
NNITRED 11 months ago
thats awsome
Ranticly 1 year ago
all that work for that little of amount! good for seniors with a lot of time on their hands
msarband 2 years ago
You kids now-a-days and your fancy throw away mentalities. Yes... all that work! I know, all of 45 seconds from start to finish. I'm pooped... I'd better go take a nap.
Denb7 2 years ago 5
lol, it's true about kids these days, I'm 40 years old and always preach about saving a buck here and there, thanks for the upload and instructions.
msarband 2 years ago
@Denb7 I really hope you recycle! and If you like deodorant so much, support a good company like Tom's of Maine.
galagarian75 3 days ago
Now that. Is a brilliant idea! 5 stars! How did you discover this amazing trick?
Nerdy5107 2 years ago
After analyzing how the product is packed, I figured it had to be a liquid during the process. Considering that it is a wax-like substance I assumed it would melt if heated. My first attempt was to try the microwave and it turned out to be the best method. Experimenting with the timing, I found 10-12 seconds to be sufficient for the small amounts being heated.
Denb7 2 years ago
Hmmm... Your right, that is very effective. There were other attempts?
Nerdy5107 2 years ago
The microwave was simple and effective. The only other attempts involved finding the right timer setting... 30 seconds proved to be overkill.
Denb7 2 years ago
Now that was slick! Rated 5 stars!
Had to try that, waiting now for the result as it must dry now.
ibstarmagic 2 years ago
I got another one in the works to save money on air fresheners.
Denb7 2 years ago
I look forward to seeing how you do that. I know I used to use deodorant for that..Maybe you have a better way.
ibstarmagic 2 years ago
plz, make more windows movie maker videos, there why im subscribed
armadda08 2 years ago
What do you want to know about Movie Maker?
Denb7 2 years ago
I dunno, just stuff thas cool.. if you know any cool effects er something, just post em
armadda08 2 years ago
didnt u post this a long time ago?
armadda08 2 years ago
Yes, sorry. It was only a few weeks ago, but I hate errors and I discovered a spelling error that would have driven me nuts, so I replaced the corrected version.
Hint: I spelled 'deodorant' wrong... twice!
Thanks for the comment anyway!
Denb7 2 years ago