Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
***Disclaimer*** You may have varying results when applying sesame seed oil to stainless steel, probably due a “faux” stainless finish or a lower grade stainless steel. You may want to test a small corner or the side of your appliance before applying the oil on a large area. Different oils may work differently depending on the type of stainless steel you have. Other oils that you may want to try are olive oil, baby oil, and even Old English oil.
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Welcome to my little corner in the world of YouTube. I am a SAHM to my two young children ages 2 and 4 and a housewife to my wonderful hardworking husband. On my channel you will find family vlogs documenting our family's lives day to day, DIY videos, crafting, life after loss videos where I hit on surviving the loss of my 4 month old daughter and losing my second daughter to a stillbirth at 32 weeks. I have tons of cloth diapering videos as well as product reviews. You will also find videos as I go through a weight loss journey to be reunited with my pre baby body. I am soon going to be uploading a series of videos about parenting as well as marriage.
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Music:
"Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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***Disclaimer*** You may have varying results when applying sesame seed oil to stainless steel, probably due a “faux” stainless finish or a lower grade stainless steel. You may want to test a small corner or the side of your appliance before applying the oil on a large area. Different oils may work differently depending on the type of stainless steel you have. Other oils that you may want to try are olive oil, baby oil, and even Old English oil.
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Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you never miss a video! Click here to SUBSCRIBE now. goo.gl/CaY6PL
If you like my content and would like to help support me so I can continue to make quality videos you can do so on my channel page. Just head over to youtube.com/carlynicoleelliotte and click the "support" button on the right hand side.
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Welcome to my little corner in the world of YouTube. I am a SAHM to my two young children ages 2 and 4 and a housewife to my wonderful hardworking husband. On my channel you will find family vlogs documenting our family's lives day to day, DIY videos, crafting, life after loss videos where I hit on surviving the loss of my 4 month old daughter and losing my second daughter to a stillbirth at 32 weeks. I have tons of cloth diapering videos as well as product reviews. You will also find videos as I go through a weight loss journey to be reunited with my pre baby body. I am soon going to be uploading a series of videos about parenting as well as marriage.
Pinterest: goo.gl/DA0zIG
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Music:
"Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0
