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Lard is from pigs and generally white and softer than dripping. Dripping is generally from beef and is harder and creamy colour. I think there is a form of pork dripping ut I am not sure.

Yes I have to think about it a lot ! and much happier with the metric system. I can barely use imperial tools without a calculator to convert to metric. I learned the metric system at school ~60 years ago so I think it is time to send my dad's old stuff to the tip.

Dripping, not lard... ?

Isn't that how everyone cooked them before heart disease and oil became fashionable

Air fryer.

My Grandma used to make chips by cooking them in lard. Best chips I've ever tasted. She used to make potato cakes out of grated potatoes. They were sublime too.

Worth trying https://www.ecotimberpanels.co.uk/ too- used them many times and know others that do.

For what they cost. replace the capacitor before dismantling any more. The values will be clearly marked on the side, and available from decent electrical wholesalers.

If someone wants you to click on a YouTube channel which is monetised with adverts that you have to sit through, he's a salesman flogging you something. His videos may be good or they may be crap. His advice may be valid or it may be dangerous. The videos are a way of making money, no different from the rest of the vloggers etc. The title of this thread is pure social media clickbait. One does no harm. Plenty more out there, be a shame if the forum got clogged up with it, that's all. As I object to being force fed ads, I switch out as soon as I see one. It's not important enough to make an issue of, which is why I've not reported it to the mods as (probably) against forum guidelines, just commented here.