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If the water source is higher than dropping it make gravitational watering not capillary.

thanks so much! i have been watching many videos on this topic and your advice is the easiest for a beginner like me! the info about the rate of flow was really helpful to gauge if a second bottle is needed- great for longer vacations!

This may be a 5 year old video but you just answered a question about how to stop the water from evaporating when using this type of system outside. THANK YOU!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💕🌱

This is brilliant, thank you for the idea!!

Thanks for the video. Adding the straw is brilliant. Well explained and demonstrated video.

I just got one. I want a strong espresso and will put a bit of Sambuca for sweetener.

Great tutorial.. could you use black witch glue to also bond these socks on ?

It's funny how experts disagree on every aspect of such basic matter: ua-cam.com/video/rpyBYuu-wJI/v-deo.html

With this system you can water them up to 6 months ?

A certified egg video.

brilliant idea of a siphon

Fantastic 👏👏👏👏thankyou

Love that you talk in your video and explain things. I’m tired of videos that have awful music playing in the background and absolutely no explanations or directions!

Very good idea 💡. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent video. Straight to the point

Good Idea to save water and plant when we are away

Really good. But I think that if the bottle lay down parellel to surface, dropping can be little more speedy and the bottle can be bigger alsoto get more days.

The Bialetti moka pots are *not American measurements, but Italian measurements* A one cup is basically, in Italy, a coffee shot. Same with a three cup. It can fill three shot glasses. Same with a six, nine and ten and so on. Yes they are small shot glasses, but that's what they use. Please don't use the handle to tighten the pot. Listen o what you read in the instructions. I do believe you want a long lasting product and not have to replace parts like the handle.

Too much heat. Medium-low is perfect. Don't pack the coffee down. Just do tappy taps lightly or enough so the coffee powder moves and evenly fills the coffee filter/holder. Scrap any excess coffee with the back of a silverware so it is even and below the coffee filters rim. That's it. The rest is easy. The instructions say use low heat, but imo, they probably mean if you're using flame to use low heat. Heat from flame vs an electric stove are different in heat wise. Meaning flame will get it maybe a bit hotter faster than electric stove tops.

hey paul.. thank you for sharing this video.. Wich wick you are using in this app ? Where can i buy it ?

with all due respect, Sir, but you NEVER tamper the coffee on a moka machine. this is not only dangerous, but also a blasphemy, as it changes the extraction ratio, hence the taste of the final brew. another thing, you fill the machine with boiling hot water, so the coffee has the less possible contact with the water.

Cant believe I watched this especially the lesson on cleaning the grater and wringing out an old cloth. Looked like he cooked it in his garage

This is how you make burnt coffee. For a good moka pot, fill the bottom part with pre boiled water, this minimises the amount of time the grinds are heated. As soon as the sputtering sounds start you don't want to extract any more from the grinds, just run the bottom under a cold tap. A fine grind like that is for espresso, a moka pot needs a much courser grind.

That's 3 cups. Isn't it extremely strong?

Can this be done for underground watering of roots ? What if we whole set up is burried in the soil ..will the strings still provide water to lower roots of plant in ground ?

Helpful , I don’t want to disturb anyone while we are on vacation.

"Try it with a piece of carpet or something" 🤣😂🤣 Looks delicious! 👍

Since you can only feel the jug up to where the holes are, why not put the holes in the top?

Excellent.

Shouldn't you put a thin layer of glue on all surfaces and let it become tacky. Then a second thin layer of glue followed by joining the fabric surfaces immediately?

Usefull

This is superb sir, thank you so much for sharing your hard-won knowledge; much appreciated!

Je regrette de ne pas avoir appris l anglais, cela a l air d être intéressant. Par contre je ne comprends pas la fin , les 3 qui vont dans le même récipient, pourquoi ?

water is pushed through the coffee not steam

Not the proper grater.

Roesti is commonly served as a side with Geschnitzeltes Zurich Art. Awesome combo!!!

Paul what if I get a trash can plastic throw those the string tied to a rock use fish pump tube but at the plant I make a lasso around the plant an cover it with soil

Interesting video, thanks..

this is the most ridiculous video. HOw can i even see the size if the camera is on the top.

Do you think if the strings were extended through the straws, so the plants needing watering in porous cloth containers sat on top of them, they would be able to draw the water as needed like they do in self watering container systems? Although the self-watering containers have the water supply at the bottom of the container with a wick connecting the soil to the water supply, rather than to the sides as this would be.

looks so tasty!

I liked: Using raw potatoes, with peel on, adding salt, pepper & paprika. I was surprised by: Using a metal implement on a teflon pan I was appalled and disgusted by: The state of the tea-towel used for drying the shredded potatoes. DO NOT GO INTO THE FOOD BUSINESS !!!

You earned yourself a place in the internet with that rösti flipping.

Not the most perfectionist video but THANK YOU for confirming what size of Bialetti to get!!!

Nice idea, thank you....

Thanks for the info, I'm curious, what kind of coffee do you use for mocha pot? and what is the grind size? Thanks 😁

Here in America we call this Hash Browns.

Aw your dog is so cute

that looks very good!

Excellent!! This is why i love youtube :)