Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript, focusing on the 6 life hacks for winter mentioned:
**6 Winter Life Hacks:**
1. **Opening Stuck Jar Lids**:
* Use a kitchen knife to create a hole in the lid by inserting the tip into a recess and tapping the handle.
* Repeat around the circumference to release the vacuum seal.
2. **Removing Air from Radiators for Efficient Heating**:
* Identify air presence by gurgling sounds.
* Use a plastic bottle with holes to bleed air without making a mess.
3. **Humidifying Dry Winter Air without a Humidifier**:
* Place water in disposable containers on top of radiators.
* Optional: Add essential oil for a pleasant aroma.
4. **Drying Clothes Faster Indoors**:
* Create a DIY clothes hanger using polypropylene pipes and attach it to your radiator.
5. **No Ice Cream in Winter? Make a Substitute!**:
* Bake a cake with flour, sugar, milk, and cocoa powder.
* Mix with cream, chocolate, and butter to create a creamy consistency.
* Shape into ice cream forms and chill.
6. **(Implicit) Reducing Headaches from Dry Air**:
* (Related to hack 3) Increasing humidity can help alleviate headaches caused by dry winter air.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and kept short:
**1.** There are two types of canning jar lids: screw and seaming.
**2.** To open a seaming lid without a special opener, a kitchen knife can be used to make a hole in the lid.
**3.** To make a hole in a seaming lid, place the knife tip in the lid's edge recess, facing outward, and sharply hit the handle.
**4.** Repeating the process around the lid's circumference allows for easy opening.
**5.** Low water flow from a radiator tap can indicate air in the system.
**6.** Sounds like gurgling and water flowing can indicate air presence in a radiator.
**7.** To ensure full coolant circulation, air must be removed from the radiator.
**8.** Modern radiators often have Mayevsky taps for bleeding air.
**9.** A plastic bottle with holes can be used to safely release air from a radiator without causing a mess.
**10.** Low humidity and dry air in an apartment can cause headaches.
**11.** Opening a window or using a humidifier can increase apartment humidity.
**12.** A DIY humidifier can be made using plastic containers and placed on a radiator.
**13.** Adding essential oil to the DIY humidifier can release a pleasant aroma.
**14.** Hanging clothes to dry in cold weather can make them stiff.
**15.** A device made from polypropylene pipes can be used to speed up the clothes drying process near a radiator.
**16.** The device requires specific pipe lengths and a soldering iron for assembly.
**17.** To make a homemade ice cream alternative, ingredients like flour, sugar, milk, and cocoa powder are needed.
**18.** The mixture involves combining dry ingredients with egg, milk, and vegetable oil, then baking in an oven.
**19.** A cream topping can be made by melting chocolate with cream in a microwave.
**20.** The final dessert can be shaped using a silicone ice cream mold and glazed with melted white chocolate.