Pro tip: For an even more convincing effect, use a seltzer/sparkling water bottle and fill in gin tonic or another clear, sparkling drink. This way, security won't get the idea that there even could be gin or vodka inside, as one can feel the pressure on the bottle.
I did do it yesterday it did take me at least 4 times to get the technique right...a 2 litre cap was easier then the sml 500ml btl caps. My hubby couldn't see the difference when I put all 3 water btls together. Happy days. Thanks. Off to the event today .
In Spain you are not allowed to bring water to the festivals. Its a matter of safety do people wont throw the closed bottles to the artists or public in general
Or a plastic flask and you can just have it in your pocket or down your pants. I found the bottles that are used for freezer ice bricks are good since they are flat, made of plastic (so they won't trigger a metal detector), they are cheap (like $2) so you can just throw it away, if you are allowed to bring a cooler with non alcoholic drinks in then you can just put it in there at the bottom (maybe with a few real, unmodified ones too) and it would not look at all out of place (because that is what they are for in the first place), they are often dark blue so you can not see the colour of the liquid inside. The only problems are, in a cooler it is obviously not going to be frozen as it should be, but buried under other drinks nobody is going to notice that. And they usually are sealed shut at the opening under the cap, which can actually be good though if you are creative enough to cut the seal off and melt or glue it back on. Or you could just cut it off, put the lid back on and bank on nobody suspecting it enough to open it. But if you do melt the seal back on you will need something like a knife to cut it back off while inside, which you obviously wouldn't be allowed to take in either. Or you could probably punch through it under the cap with a key or nail or something. Of course that's only if you go with the "hidden in plain sight" angle. If you just have it shoved down your pants don't bother resealing it. In the unlikely chance they find it in your pants they are going to know what it is anyway, sealed or not.
Straight vodka doesn't have bubbles in it. If you want to smuggle a mixed drink with a carbonated mixer in it just do the same thing except with a bottle of coke (or whatever the mixer is) instead.
@@oatymusic no I mean like this trick didn’t work for me I couldn’t get the bottle cap on, was boiling it for like 15 minutes maybe it’s just the type of bottle I got idk
This is pretty good but say you dont want vodka or any clear alcohol like gin, tequila, whatever may pass as water.... Well... A plastic flask and you can just have it in your pocket or down your pants. I found the bottles that are used for freezer ice bricks are good since they are flat (making them more consealable and less pronounced bump under clothing), made of plastic (so they won't trigger a metal detector), they are cheap (like $2) so you can just throw it away, if you are allowed to bring a cooler with non alcoholic drinks in then you can just put it in there at the bottom (maybe with a few real, unmodified ones too) and it would not look at all out of place (because that is what they are for in the first place) you could even have a few of them in there that are full of booze, they are often dark blue so you can not see the colour of the liquid inside. Plus even the small ones hold like 375ml which is like half a bottle of liqour. The only problems are, in a cooler it is obviously not going to be frozen as it should be, but buried under other drinks nobody is going to notice that. And they usually are sealed shut at the opening under the cap, which can actually be good though if you are creative enough to cut the seal off and melt or glue it back on. Or you could just cut it off, put the lid back on and bank on nobody suspecting it enough to open it. But if you do melt the seal back on you will need something like a knife to cut it back off while inside, which you obviously wouldn't be allowed to take in either. Or you could probably punch through it under the cap with a key or nail or something. Of course that's only if you go with the "hidden in plain sight" angle. If you just have it shoved down your pants don't bother resealing it. In the unlikely chance they find it in your pants they are going to know what it is anyway, sealed or not.
Pro tip: For an even more convincing effect, use a seltzer/sparkling water bottle and fill in gin tonic or another clear, sparkling drink. This way, security won't get the idea that there even could be gin or vodka inside, as one can feel the pressure on the bottle.
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I cannot lie. This guy is a genius
I did do it yesterday it did take me at least 4 times to get the technique right...a 2 litre cap was easier then the sml 500ml btl caps. My hubby couldn't see the difference when I put all 3 water btls together. Happy days. Thanks. Off to the event today
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Worked for me!! And it was super easy to get the cap on
At last someone with a great idea!
Fucking legend man! I did this with Smart Water bottles (the big ones) and made it in hell yeah! 🤠😆
In Spain you are not allowed to bring water to the festivals. Its a matter of safety do people wont throw the closed bottles to the artists or public in general
Will be trying this.
Will save me a lot of money...thanks will try
Many concerts wise to this and only allow empty water bottles. Was thinking flask in shoe. Gets around the wand security check
Or a plastic flask and you can just have it in your pocket or down your pants. I found the bottles that are used for freezer ice bricks are good since they are flat, made of plastic (so they won't trigger a metal detector), they are cheap (like $2) so you can just throw it away, if you are allowed to bring a cooler with non alcoholic drinks in then you can just put it in there at the bottom (maybe with a few real, unmodified ones too) and it would not look at all out of place (because that is what they are for in the first place), they are often dark blue so you can not see the colour of the liquid inside.
The only problems are, in a cooler it is obviously not going to be frozen as it should be, but buried under other drinks nobody is going to notice that. And they usually are sealed shut at the opening under the cap, which can actually be good though if you are creative enough to cut the seal off and melt or glue it back on. Or you could just cut it off, put the lid back on and bank on nobody suspecting it enough to open it. But if you do melt the seal back on you will need something like a knife to cut it back off while inside, which you obviously wouldn't be allowed to take in either. Or you could probably punch through it under the cap with a key or nail or something.
Of course that's only if you go with the "hidden in plain sight" angle. If you just have it shoved down your pants don't bother resealing it. In the unlikely chance they find it in your pants they are going to know what it is anyway, sealed or not.
Will they check it thooo
I was gonna say but theres no way they will unseal ur fuckin water bottle hahah
They don't even let water in, no matter if it's sealed or not
@@jacobhill8857 idk man I can just imagine them cracking it open and taking a sniff lol
@@batorgg depends what festival
They got me to crack it and when the seal cracked they just said all good hahah
Or you could put a small drop of glue on the edge like water’s do in third world countries
How long did he leave it in the boiling water for?
Just leave it in there till it’s soft enough, check every minute or so and if it’s still hard put it back in for another minute.
Herooo
Just buy some in there
Don’t they check bottles to check there is no bubbles tho?
Vodka isn't fizzy so it wont bubble. If you want to take something fizzy take sparkling water :)
Straight vodka doesn't have bubbles in it. If you want to smuggle a mixed drink with a carbonated mixer in it just do the same thing except with a bottle of coke (or whatever the mixer is) instead.
Didn’t work for me
Big rip u get kicked out
How did they know?
@@oatymusic no I mean like this trick didn’t work for me I couldn’t get the bottle cap on, was boiling it for like 15 minutes maybe it’s just the type of bottle I got idk
Try a different bottle man, save so much money at an event haha.
What was the third bottle for? You only used two.
This is pretty good but say you dont want vodka or any clear alcohol like gin, tequila, whatever may pass as water.... Well...
A plastic flask and you can just have it in your pocket or down your pants.
I found the bottles that are used for freezer ice bricks are good since they are flat (making them more consealable and less pronounced bump under clothing), made of plastic (so they won't trigger a metal detector), they are cheap (like $2) so you can just throw it away, if you are allowed to bring a cooler with non alcoholic drinks in then you can just put it in there at the bottom (maybe with a few real, unmodified ones too) and it would not look at all out of place (because that is what they are for in the first place) you could even have a few of them in there that are full of booze, they are often dark blue so you can not see the colour of the liquid inside. Plus even the small ones hold like 375ml which is like half a bottle of liqour.
The only problems are, in a cooler it is obviously not going to be frozen as it should be, but buried under other drinks nobody is going to notice that. And they usually are sealed shut at the opening under the cap, which can actually be good though if you are creative enough to cut the seal off and melt or glue it back on. Or you could just cut it off, put the lid back on and bank on nobody suspecting it enough to open it. But if you do melt the seal back on you will need something like a knife to cut it back off while inside, which you obviously wouldn't be allowed to take in either. Or you could probably punch through it under the cap with a key or nail or something.
Of course that's only if you go with the "hidden in plain sight" angle. If you just have it shoved down your pants don't bother resealing it. In the unlikely chance they find it in your pants they are going to know what it is anyway, sealed or not.