The speaker shares a "magical trick" using Vaseline to fix common problems with sewing machines, including thread breaking, skipping stitches, and jamming. To apply this trick, users need to:
1. Open the cord and clean it thoroughly with a cloth.
2. Apply Vaseline to the cord and other parts of the machine.
3. Mix Vaseline with machine oil to create a paste.
4. Apply the paste to the machine's parts, including the cord, using a brush or cloth.
5. Run the machine on a simple cloth to test it.
The speaker claims that this trick will prevent the machine from getting damaged and will make it run smoothly and quietly. They also suggest applying Vaseline to the thread and using a small amount of gram flour to help the thread move smoothly through the machine's parts.
The speaker encourages viewers to try this trick and share their experiences in the comments, and promises to meet them in the next video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about common domestic problems with sewing machines.
2. The problems discussed are breaking of thread, skipping of stitches, machine not picking up from the bottom, and machine jamming.
3. The solution involves cleaning the cord and applying Vaseline.
4. The cord should be opened and cleaned thoroughly with a cloth.
5. Vaseline should be applied to the cord and other parts of the machine.
6. Vaseline can be mixed with machine oil for better results.
7. The Vaseline should be applied once a week to keep the machine running smoothly.
8. The machine should be run on a simple cloth before sewing on other fabrics.
9. The Vaseline will melt and lubricate the machine's parts when it gets heated.
10. The machine's sound will stop completely after applying Vaseline.
11. The Vaseline can be applied to all parts of the machine for better results.
12. The machine will not get spoiled for years if Vaseline is used regularly.
13. Gram flour can be applied to the thread to prevent it from breaking.
14. The Vaseline will keep moving in all parts of the machine when the thread rotates.