Here’s another repair, this time of a chipped bowl.
A mold for the ramen was made out of cardboard to have a curved edge to match the bowl. The area was shaped and sanded after the ramen dried.
Now, the ramen noodles are added.
They were crushed with a hammer so that they could fill the hole. After the ramen had completely filled the hole, it was smoothed out and sealed.
I know, what the what? Someone else in Chrissy’s replies shared this video of a someone fixing what appears to be a table, which is definitely surprising in that this is not the first time Ramen has been used to repair household items. That’s for all the trolls who teased you about your stash of college ramen. IT WAS USEFUL, OK?.
As you can see, the creator places the Ramen block inside the sink’s hole and spreads it out to completely fill the damaged space. Finally, they scrape and sand it down to the proper shape after adding what appears to be some water to break up the noodles a bit. The project is finished when the artist sprays white paint over the area after it has been properly shaped. Honestly, it ends up looking. brand new—despite not being a permanent fix.
“For the flavor to sink in,” @nonegoodleft joked and “Just in case you get stuck in the bathroom one day and you get hungry. Its called being PREPARED Chrissy,” @doncheadlefan1 replied.
Apart from the faucet mysteriously disappearing (likely so it won’t be spray painted), what viewers can’t help but notice is that the DIYer used the seasoning packet in the process.
You have a broken sink, but you have no idea how to fix it. There is a secret fix, and it’s probably in your pantry. If not, it’s definitely in a nearby college dorm. You ask, “What’s the tool?” A simple Ramen noodle packet.
FAQ
Can you fix things with ramen noodles?
It’s difficult to imagine using ramen in a wet environment, but as we’ll see in a moment, super glue is a game-changer. The repairs were constructed using ramen and super glue, then chiseled away (if necessary), sanded, and painted. And the results were pretty surprising.
What else can I do with ramen noodles?
- Beyond Noodle Soup. We all know that the star of the warming Japanese soup that we crave when the weather starts to get chilly is these delightfully chewy noodles.
- Ramen Carbonara with Peas. …
- Ramen Tostadas. …
- Asian Slaw with Crunchy Ramen. …
- Apple Ramen Crumble. …
- Ramen Chocolate Truffles.
What can I add to plain ramen noodles?
Add a ton of tasty toppings to your bowl of ramen to give it flavor, color, and texture. Here are some creative suggestions: sriracha, kimchi, sesame seeds, bacon bits, fresh herbs (cilantro, Thai basil, chives), nori (dried seaweed), toasted sesame oil drizzle, crushed chiles, furikake, or a wedge of lime.
Can you fix a hole with ramen noodles?
A good ol’ Ramen noodle packet. As you can see, the creator places the Ramen block inside the sink’s hole and spreads it out to completely fill the damaged space. Finally, they scrape and sand it down to the proper shape after adding what appears to be some water to break up the noodles a bit.
