Scarlett's Stuff

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[hipsternumbertwo]

RECTANGLE ✨

[hipsternumbertwo]

Smosh Heist WHEN!? (With Amanda monitoring the security cams and coordinating everyone)

[bugsarmour]

YES WE FINALLY GOT THE VIDEO

[scarlettmi]

Everyone needs to watch the hell out of this video, because I want this as a recurring series!

[scarlettmi]

This is just a genuinely sweet and lovely music video about their adorable (and very silly) friendship and relationship. This made me smile. 

[guessitrunsinthegenes]

first two from tommys insta story and the other one from angelas!! 🥹 im so happy for them

[mymycorrhizae]

BI BUCK CONFIRMED FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[part-t1mes0u1mate]

THEY ARE SO SICK FOR THIS

[smoshimonsters]

someone give me a cigarette

[smoshroomss]

This photoshoot is 🔥

Via @itsmaxbaker on Instagram

[iamfarfromvibingrightnow]

dont mind me just going into cardiac arrest

[scarlettmi]

I'm almost in pain from how much I've been laughing at this episode. So silly in the best of ways.

[sky-neverending]

NEW REACTION IMAGE JUST DROPPED

[nocontextsmosh]

[menchie]

How Much Do You Actually Know About Plants?

[scarlettmi]

I loved this video, because it gives a really detailed look at all the little things that go into being a guest on Smosh and filming a video. I love getting into all the specifics.

[unhinged-jackles]

this is a fun bunch

[12u3ie]

I just went on a rant about plungers, how’s your day going?

[12u3ie]

“go off bestie”? Okay, I will.

This is a plunger.

Classic red cup with a wooden stick. We all know it, love it, and have seen a cartoon character using it to unclog a toilet. Right?

WRONG.

The image above is actually a drain plunger, used on sinks, showers, and baths. Not on toilets.

These are a toilet plungers.

Take note of the variations. Each of them have a flange of sorts at the bottom, either connected via a cup or more accordion-like tube. These are designed to actually get down into the toilet bowl where it flushes down, giving it more space and leverage to unclog blockages. See the example below:

Notice how the flange allows it to go deeper into the toilet to provide more power to the plunge. Sink/drain plungers are far less efficient and effective at the task.

Sink plungers can also have an accordion shape to help with power in plunging, but crucially do not have or need the flange that toilet plungers do.

To recap: cup plungers are for sinks, showers, bathtubs, and other drains. Flange and accordion plungers are for toilets. Notably, accordion plungers are slightly harder to use, but are more powerful when used correctly than their flange counterparts.

So the next time you see a cartoon, video game, or stock art depicting a cup plunger being used on a toilet, you can feel the same levels of anger and emotion that I do!

[12u3ie]

why does this have nearly 100 notes

[callmebliss]

Because with this level of passion, containment is futile 

[absurdly-useful]

The real question is why does this not have a million notes? This is information that will very likely, at some point, be incredibly useful to anyone who has indoor plumbing. Which is, you know, probably, 99.99% of this website's user base. (I'm sure there's someone out there using Tumblr who lives in a house built in 1850 which never got upgraded and they still have an outhouse rather than toilet.)