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i’ll try the nail idea next time
Aren’t nails now coated in chemicals?
Some nails are coated. They are labeled as “coated” nails. The purpose of the coating is to improve holding power to keep them from working out over time.
They probably are today. I’m not sure how safe this idea is.
Grandmas are good cooks. Mine was!
Grandmas of yesteryear spent all day in the kitchen. Not the same as today’s “just add water and heat in the microwave.”