I nominate this video for number one in the following categories - 1. the best background music 2. the least amount of wasted time 3. the most honest title 4. a most likeable speaker 5. good use of humor 6. the most attractive drum 7. best illustration of how heavy a full drum of liquid is
@@hangedups2608 Where are you going after you die? What happens next? Have you ever thought about that? Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢. Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
@@GauravKumar-tq1kw *Revelation 3:20* Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless. Revelation 22:12-14 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
The key to this is getting all the air out of the hose and making sure it is completely full of water before blocking the end and pulling it out. I had to try about 6 times. Push the hose right down and shake it around a bit to get all the bubbles out. When it stays down easily and doesn’t want to float, it is full of water. Once I did this it worked a treat! Thanks so much. Managed to change the water in my ice bath 👌
I tried. The hose needs not be wholly filled with water or liquid. (It is a little hard to fill up the hose.) The key is that the output end of the hose must be closed up fully with your thumb, and when the output end is pulled down, the water level inside the hose at this end must always be lower than the liquid level inside the container. For this reason, if all the liquid inside the container is to be fully siphoned out, the length of the hose must be at least (double the height of the container + the length of hose with air).
The cool thing about siphons I found is keeping it primed. Like I have 4 rain barrels (50 gallons each) by my downspout at my barn. Rather than cutting a hole in the bottom of the barrels to connect them together, I put in a hose from the barrel with the downspout into each of the other 3 barrels. As long as both ends of the hose is under water, the water level will be even across all 4 barrels. When it rains and more water goes into the one barrel, the siphons will automatically even out the water level across all 4 (or more if you want).
I recently discovered that method too, it's very convenient. To prime the tube I followed another video that filled an inverted hose with water (U shape), plugged the ends, put those into each barrel (containing some water), let the plugs dissolve; balanced Syphon commensed. However, the method shown here looks like the simplest; will try this in future 👍.
What about in really heavy rains would the flow rate between the barrels be enough to stop overflow? Imagine if your downspout is going into only one of the 4 barrels.
@barnabyvonrudal1 Well, when the barrels are not full, there is a buffer zone. So the one barrel can fill to the top, and I have 3 siphon leading out of it to the other 3 barrels. I find that even with a slight rain, all 4 barrels fill completely. So the siphon must almost keep up unless there is a huge rainstorm. Then, I use a 4th sipon to empty these barrels into a 5th barrel, that I then move with a front loader on my tractor to where I need the water. The overflow just dumps to the ground where the downspout used to go anyway before the barrels.
@@MrT------5743 sounds like a cool setup. Also sounds like you could use a bigger storage like a tank. I've only got a tiny space (on a slope - which could be handy if your water is high up) but am looking to get some barrels setup around the garden to make watering easier.
Wish I had seen your video years ago. Used to start siphoning water (with leaves, bugs, critters and yuck) off my boat cover the old fashioned way-by sucking on the hose. Never again! Thank you!!!
I learned that trick (too late) back in 1979 trying to drain my waterbed from a second floor bedroom. Standing down on the ground trying to suck the water out. Cheeks were touching, spots in front of my eyes - about had an embolism (no jokes please🤣) until my neighbor showed me your trick. Pushed the hose all the way into the mattress, thumb over end, and pulled the hose into the bathroom and into the tub. As long as the outlet is lower than the inlet, and the hose is full - great trick!😎👍
Had exactly the same problem. My strategy was to put the end of the hose in the water bed while the other end is still attached to the tap. Turn on the tap till water is flowing into the bed then disconnect the hose from the tap. Worked a treat
wow ! i am 67 and just learning this now ?!?!?!?!?!?!? you are my new, all-time best buddy ! p.s. tried it immediately with the kitchen sink and a bucket. works best if you start with the hose almost completely submerged but dang ... it works ! looking forward to my first real-life use of this technique. thank you !
Holy crap, this really works! Emptied my snowmobile tank with a much smaller diameter hose. Took a few ‘pulls’ but it did finally start flowing! Thanks, saved me pulling the tank off.
Ha, I’ve done this for years, as a plumber I grew to understand physics of water, I’m in upper management for a large maintenance organization and I had a plumber who had to empty a tank, so I still love hands on, so he needed to empty a large tank, the kid……anyone under 40 in my world, lol, went to grab a pump, I na, well use a hose. “F U , I’m not sucking on that, he left to gather all the stuff with the pump, I just grabbed the hose and did exact same thing, and it was draining when the kid showed back up. He thought I sucked on it, I explained how it was done. Well, he freaked right out, couldn’t imagine something so brilliant and easy, explained and he thinks I’m a genius, well, secrets out now I guess, but that’s why the real estate between our ears in worth more as we age. Awesome video.
I know a guy who was stealing fuel out of the city bus parking lot during the night, he sucked too hard and got a big gulp of fuel and passed out! He woke up later and spent all day vomiting. Dont do it kids Edit: update, he has cancer now.
Just want to say I enjoyed this video. I was wondering if that would work and I googled it. Your video was the 1st thing that came up. Short, sweet, and to the point and honestly entertaining. I appreciate you, sir. Thank you
Thank you for this. We bought a house 4 1/2 years ago. There were 2 food grade barrels full of water left by the previous owner with no spigot for drainage. There is no way I was going to use the water in them for emergencies when I had no idea how old it was when we bought the house. I couldn't move them, so they just sat there. Now, I hope I can drain them. I don't know if the water would even be safe to use on my garden, no matter how clean it looks.
I call it fiscally responsible. Not like that fellow who left behind BILLION$ in military equipment in a certain country named Afghanistan. Imagine the fuel alone that was abandoned there. 😮
I was thinking about taking out the plunger/piston of a syringe and putting it into the end of a hose, submerging the other end of the hose in the liquid I want to siphon, then pulling out the plunger/piston. This video provides a much simpler solution for which I'm thankful.
I saw an automotive UA-camr who said to use water to fill the hose and then when you invert the end with the water in it the pressure pulls the other liquid out. I had the thought, "Wouldn't that work by just dunking the whole hose into your liquid reservoir and capping the end with your thumb?" Turns out I was correct! Thanks for proving my head theory almost 10 years ago!
I saw this coming even though I have never seen this before. Makes me wonder why people recommend sucking on hoses in the first place. Thanks for sharing!
Dude you are a genius. Had to comment. I was trying to syphon out some alcohol out the drum and I keep sucking but it wasn't working and I saw your video. Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for another great video, i knew this 1 as my physics teacher taught me over 40 yrs ago but hell who doesn't love short & to the point life hints? Fools that who!!
Never had to syphon yet, but im proud of myself for instantly understanding what the gist was by looking at the thumbnail. We need more videos like this.
Thanks a lot man. I have been having all waste water in my apartment building come up through my bathtub. I've spend hours on hours using a bucked to drain the tub. It's overflowing into my apartment so I'm going to use the cheapo shower head that connected to my spicket to syphen it all down my toilet and then clog the tub up so hard the waste water in my building finds a brand new path of weakest resistance.
Some bastard on another UA-cam video gave me the bright idea of putting weeds with seeds that might germinate in mulch in water to make fertiliser. Filled a spare otto bin with it. Said video did not mention the horrific smell. I cannot overstate how much I appreciate this video for helping me get my gross stuff out of the container and down the drain.
I have a small kitchen and shitty kitchen sink and sometimes after I've had people over, there's a big pile of dishes that doesn't fit in the sink but needs to be soaked. For that reason, I have a tote, I set it on the counter next to the sink, put dishes in it and run my sprayer over to fill up the tote and soak all the dishes in it. Then, when they're done soaking, I would reach in, pull out the dishes, wash them dry them and put them away, and when I'm done, I've got a big tote of water that would be hard to lift and might even fall apart if I tried to move it. So instead of that, I just have a 3-4 foot segment of hose and do just like the video and siphon out all the dishwater into the sink. Thankfully, I now have a dishwasher, but at the time, that tote basically trippled my sink capacity. A little ingenuity can be a lifesaver when you're broke.
Oh, memories! Wish I knew that when I start my career of dump truck driver as a young man, how many diesel I've drink in that period of my life I even can't count 😅 Here, in post Soviet countries, young man start work on commercial vehicles in poor, little companies with extra low wage on old, rusty autos, like Kamaz 5511 or China trucks like old Howo etc. And first money aid in that case is your fuel tank 😁 Thank you for video Sir! (Sorry for my English)
@FREEDOM80085 Coulda been a short The question posed in the title was literally only answered in the last 10 seconds before the outro, that's why he's "upset" aka saving time for anyone who thought to go to the comments in the first 40 seconds of boredom 😅 think of it this way, if it was an hour long movie you would be upset if the first 40 mins was just credits, and if it was a 6 hour movie you would be upset if the title was 4 hours, it's all relative.
@FREEDOM80085 write responses to you lol (Realistically move on to another video) Edit: Look man I get what you mean, but when something takes longer than it has to, we get annoyed. It's just Human psychology. We get happy when a videogame loads under a minute but mad when a website takes that long to load.
You just saved my whole greenhouse garden from drought and wind burn. Thank you for simple video but you've actually saved my wallet and saved me from dealing with annoying creepy neighbor for help and frustration. #Thanks for this video! #NewSubHere #Keepupthegreatwork
Thanks. It simply worked. My wife insisted that she won't allow me suck on a hose for petrol and I headed to UA-cam. You just saved us a night of arguments. 😂
Holy crap, I do the same thing when I was a kid, was mesmerized the water the transparent straw holds when I seal the end with my finger, didnt know I could do the same with stealing people’s ga- I mean uh transferring a barrel full of honey to another
Great advice! I bought a spigot online but only then realized I would have to install it from both sides which would mean dumping all that precious water. This is much better. I love physics even when I can’t understand it.
ahhahah watching this as of July 2020 and thanks dude needed to know how to use this method for my Turtle and Fish tank... can't stop laughing. YOu being serious but yet cracking jokes!! Liked and Subscribed dude be safe in these times!!
I am doing this routinely since many years (emptying water containers around the house). There is one problem, however, as this is shown - the hose is too short: Then the water level in the container comes down the level of the outlet this will stop working and you may only get out about half of what originally was a full container. Therefore, I always use a hose that has a length that is about four times the height of the container. This way I can also lead the water into a direction and distance away from the house.
I actually learnt this concept from Dr.Stone manga, but never thought about how i can use it in my own. Nor did i think about how to start it. Thanks a lot.
One of my coworker did was after keeping the syphon in, cover your mouth over the opening of the tank without any space for air around the pipe, blocking it in. Now blow air, so pressure buildup pushes water through the only opening ( the pipe). Later do as he says to continue its flow
I was today years old when I learned this, how did I make it to 45 years old and never knew this basic physics trick? This seriously needs to be taught in school
I siphoned my father's above ground pool like this. His backyard was beginning to swarm with mosquitos & he wasn't in a rush to rent a pump. I recall it taking about 4 days. We also put the water to good use by sending some to the garden.
When I was growing up my father would occasionally make beer and wine. He would ferment the liquid in large plastic casks on a table, when it was done fermenting, he would use this siphon transfer the liquid to the large glass casks on the floor. I somehow never understood how it could work for the longest time
Hilarious! I will say that i learned this from an a fellow NCO in the military. Just dont have the memory I did back then; thanks for the refresher ....
There is a such thing as an autosiphon. Its a hose with a brass fitting that has a glass marble in it. The marble bounces sealing while pulling up and allowing gas to get thru when plunging into liquid. It is a simple but genius invention you can get for 10 bucks at most autoparts stores or harbor freight.
You can also put the syphon hose in position and fill it by applying the garden hose to the exit end for a few seconds. When the garden hose is removed, the water reverses direction and flows outwards.
I nominate this video for number one in the following categories -
1. the best background music
2. the least amount of wasted time
3. the most honest title
4. a most likeable speaker
5. good use of humor
6. the most attractive drum
7. best illustration of how heavy a full drum of liquid is
I second this.
Dismissed. Why? : Fascist hitler nazi advertisements
@@CepheidMaxI third this
@@bartman9400I fourth this
Most attractive drum. I love it
Neighbor car was pretty stationary since this video dropped.
😂
@@hangedups2608
Where are you going after you die?
What happens next? Have you ever thought about that?
Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢.
Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
Im totally not stealing people's gas
Same
Yes a a muslim Im NOT going that because it will land you in hell.
@@fishbarbeque8540 We'll all land in hell
He acts like stealing gas is using my powers for bad... but what if I'm stealing gas from the bad guys' getaway car?
Checkmate.
I'm*
1:19 I never expected this. Great content btw
that grin at the end got me laughing! XD
But now millions of amerikkkans will never get to taste gasoline or diesel fuel.
But now millions of americans won't get to taste gas/diesel.
I will (not🙅♂️) steal gas with this technique
@@GauravKumar-tq1kw
*Revelation 3:20*
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless.
Revelation 22:12-14
And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
The key to this is getting all the air out of the hose and making sure it is completely full of water before blocking the end and pulling it out. I had to try about 6 times.
Push the hose right down and shake it around a bit to get all the bubbles out. When it stays down easily and doesn’t want to float, it is full of water.
Once I did this it worked a treat! Thanks so much. Managed to change the water in my ice bath 👌
Very helpful additional information, endeva! Thank you!
You’re welcome :)
You might just fill the hose from top rather than shaking it down😂
Thank u
I tried. The hose needs not be wholly filled with water or liquid. (It is a little hard to fill up the hose.) The key is that the output end of the hose must be closed up fully with your thumb, and when the output end is pulled down, the water level inside the hose at this end must always be lower than the liquid level inside the container. For this reason, if all the liquid inside the container is to be fully siphoned out, the length of the hose must be at least (double the height of the container + the length of hose with air).
Take notes video makers, this is how to provide instructions. Beautifully done.
Dry, wry humour along with bloody good advice. Who could ask for more? Thank you Zack - you saved me some cash on a fancy syphon sucker thingy.
Glad to hear it!!
Its called a pump
@@user-sg2yt6nc1zflexing your high edumacation learning, eh?
Nice Glenn Gould pic
Don't judge people who enjoys sucking on the hose until something comes out.
My uncle approves.
It's more about knowing what you're sucking
Bro hit the most devious 💀💀
'A' hose rather than 'The' hose. Always enjoy a good service.
Not funny.
Thanks brother, still very handy 8 years later, and very funny 🤣🤣👍🏼
i used this system on company trucks
😂😂😂 I wish all how-to videos were this good! Brief, to the point, and with a sense of humor. I shall go forth and siphon! ☝🏻
The cool thing about siphons I found is keeping it primed. Like I have 4 rain barrels (50 gallons each) by my downspout at my barn. Rather than cutting a hole in the bottom of the barrels to connect them together, I put in a hose from the barrel with the downspout into each of the other 3 barrels. As long as both ends of the hose is under water, the water level will be even across all 4 barrels. When it rains and more water goes into the one barrel, the siphons will automatically even out the water level across all 4 (or more if you want).
I recently discovered that method too, it's very convenient. To prime the tube I followed another video that filled an inverted hose with water (U shape), plugged the ends, put those into each barrel (containing some water), let the plugs dissolve; balanced Syphon commensed. However, the method shown here looks like the simplest; will try this in future 👍.
What about in really heavy rains would the flow rate between the barrels be enough to stop overflow? Imagine if your downspout is going into only one of the 4 barrels.
@barnabyvonrudal1 Well, when the barrels are not full, there is a buffer zone. So the one barrel can fill to the top, and I have 3 siphon leading out of it to the other 3 barrels. I find that even with a slight rain, all 4 barrels fill completely. So the siphon must almost keep up unless there is a huge rainstorm. Then, I use a 4th sipon to empty these barrels into a 5th barrel, that I then move with a front loader on my tractor to where I need the water.
The overflow just dumps to the ground where the downspout used to go anyway before the barrels.
@@MrT------5743 sounds like a cool setup. Also sounds like you could use a bigger storage like a tank. I've only got a tiny space (on a slope - which could be handy if your water is high up) but am looking to get some barrels setup around the garden to make watering easier.
Dude... You just took my barrel game to a whole nother level!
Wish I had seen your video years ago. Used to start siphoning water (with leaves, bugs, critters and yuck) off my boat cover the old fashioned way-by sucking on the hose. Never again! Thank you!!!
Hey Mark, sorry I couldn’t get it to you quicker. I tried 😆
@@ZackOfAllTradesYes you did. And thank you. Don’t worry about me, the doctor said this infection will clear up in another year or two.
I did this as a child and I still remember the feeling of whatever was in it in my mouth... 😭😭🤢
I learned that trick (too late) back in 1979 trying to drain my waterbed from a second floor bedroom. Standing down on the ground trying to suck the water out. Cheeks were touching, spots in front of my eyes - about had an embolism (no jokes please🤣) until my neighbor showed me your trick. Pushed the hose all the way into the mattress, thumb over end, and pulled the hose into the bathroom and into the tub. As long as the outlet is lower than the inlet, and the hose is full - great trick!😎👍
Had exactly the same problem. My strategy was to put the end of the hose in the water bed while the other end is still attached to the tap. Turn on the tap till water is flowing into the bed then disconnect the hose from the tap. Worked a treat
your experience must have really sucked
sorry
I'll think of a better joke one day hopefully.. i hope you have a good one
this isn't even how you siphon the normal way
wow ! i am 67 and just learning this now ?!?!?!?!?!?!? you are my new, all-time best buddy ! p.s. tried it immediately with the kitchen sink and a bucket. works best if you start with the hose almost completely submerged but dang ... it works ! looking forward to my first real-life use of this technique. thank you !
Holy crap, this really works! Emptied my snowmobile tank with a much smaller diameter hose. Took a few ‘pulls’ but it did finally start flowing!
Thanks, saved me pulling the tank off.
Same, I gotta get it up and running.
Ha, I’ve done this for years, as a plumber I grew to understand physics of water, I’m in upper management for a large maintenance organization and I had a plumber who had to empty a tank, so I still love hands on, so he needed to empty a large tank, the kid……anyone under 40 in my world, lol, went to grab a pump, I na, well use a hose. “F U , I’m not sucking on that, he left to gather all the stuff with the pump, I just grabbed the hose and did exact same thing, and it was draining when the kid showed back up. He thought I sucked on it, I explained how it was done. Well, he freaked right out, couldn’t imagine something so brilliant and easy, explained and he thinks I’m a genius, well, secrets out now I guess, but that’s why the real estate between our ears in worth more as we age. Awesome video.
Video starts at 00:51
I love how you tried tipping it from different sides, as to show that, no matter which direction you try to tip it, it's still heavy as fuck.
I know a guy who was stealing fuel out of the city bus parking lot during the night, he sucked too hard and got a big gulp of fuel and passed out! He woke up later and spent all day vomiting. Dont do it kids
Edit: update, he has cancer now.
The throat goat got his karma
I thought he woke up in jail
@@Siatkowkarzadzi It was too early in the morning workers hadnt showed up yet, he just went home and was super sick.
We all have cancer now
Also, plot twist the op is the guy
I'm not exaggerating when I say this is the most useful thing I've watched in like 5 years. Many thanks
Just want to say I enjoyed this video. I was wondering if that would work and I googled it. Your video was the 1st thing that came up. Short, sweet, and to the point and honestly entertaining. I appreciate you, sir. Thank you
One of the best videos I've seen. Straight into the point. Thanks
Bless, quality content delivered succinctly and with humor. This is the stuff youtube was made for.
Straight to the point and with dry humor that sits well is the formula of a superb video, thanks for this!!!
Wish I knew that before I sucked on my salt water aquarium tank hose
lol
same reason im here
Lmfao
Literally same reason mine is 25ft though
Lmao
The life advice at the end was truly enlightening
Thank you
Thank you for this. We bought a house 4 1/2 years ago. There were 2 food grade barrels full of water left by the previous owner with no spigot for drainage. There is no way I was going to use the water in them for emergencies when I had no idea how old it was when we bought the house. I couldn't move them, so they just sat there. Now, I hope I can drain them. I don't know if the water would even be safe to use on my garden, no matter how clean it looks.
I tried on my own, didn't work. Came here and watched your video, tried again and it worked! Thanks man ;)
Salut
My hero! Lol. Selling a car to a wreckers but want the full tank of gas for my mower cos I'm cheap like that.
You mean smart like that
I call it fiscally responsible. Not like that fellow who left behind BILLION$ in military equipment in a certain country named Afghanistan. Imagine the fuel alone that was abandoned there. 😮
@@miscellaneous037 Fuck, man, this comment is 4 years old...
@@MGooGMFuck, man, that's a 6 month old reply on a 4 year old comment...
yee
Straight to the point with the knowledge necessary to use it every time!
Thank you, a lot of gibberish out there...
That makes sense. The vacuum keeps the water from dropping down, so it gets carried out and as it begins to flow, it triggers the siphon effect
I was thinking about taking out the plunger/piston of a syringe and putting it into the end of a hose, submerging the other end of the hose in the liquid I want to siphon, then pulling out the plunger/piston.
This video provides a much simpler solution for which I'm thankful.
This has been really helpful when it comes to saving gas money, especially in todays economic climate. Thanks again!
WTF hahaha
I saw an automotive UA-camr who said to use water to fill the hose and then when you invert the end with the water in it the pressure pulls the other liquid out. I had the thought, "Wouldn't that work by just dunking the whole hose into your liquid reservoir and capping the end with your thumb?"
Turns out I was correct! Thanks for proving my head theory almost 10 years ago!
After 50+ years of life, I never knew this. I'm now ready to go forth and use this power for good.
Be Careful
Nothing says you cannot use it for the opposite.
@@raksh9 this guy said it
My MAN. No funky music & straight to the point. 👍
Straight to the point tutorial. Works as advertised..
I saw this coming even though I have never seen this before. Makes me wonder why people recommend sucking on hoses in the first place. Thanks for sharing!
Dude you are a genius. Had to comment. I was trying to syphon out some alcohol out the drum and I keep sucking but it wasn't working and I saw your video.
Thank you so much!!!!
Can you suck my hose for some breast milk?
Thanks for another great video, i knew this 1 as my physics teacher taught me over 40 yrs ago but hell who doesn't love short & to the point life hints? Fools that who!!
I found this method very meaningful and relevant. It is true! 100% Thank you!
Never had to syphon yet, but im proud of myself for instantly understanding what the gist was by looking at the thumbnail. We need more videos like this.
Thanks a lot man. I have been having all waste water in my apartment building come up through my bathtub. I've spend hours on hours using a bucked to drain the tub. It's overflowing into my apartment so I'm going to use the cheapo shower head that connected to my spicket to syphen it all down my toilet and then clog the tub up so hard the waste water in my building finds a brand new path of weakest resistance.
Jesus how did you start showering? how'd that happen? what state or country you from? so many questions....hope you got this resolved bud
Some bastard on another UA-cam video gave me the bright idea of putting weeds with seeds that might germinate in mulch in water to make fertiliser. Filled a spare otto bin with it. Said video did not mention the horrific smell. I cannot overstate how much I appreciate this video for helping me get my gross stuff out of the container and down the drain.
Now here's hoping I don't somehow forget this absurdly simple thing when I need it
it be like that sometimes
I have a small kitchen and shitty kitchen sink and sometimes after I've had people over, there's a big pile of dishes that doesn't fit in the sink but needs to be soaked.
For that reason, I have a tote, I set it on the counter next to the sink, put dishes in it and run my sprayer over to fill up the tote and soak all the dishes in it.
Then, when they're done soaking, I would reach in, pull out the dishes, wash them dry them and put them away, and when I'm done, I've got a big tote of water that would be hard to lift and might even fall apart if I tried to move it.
So instead of that, I just have a 3-4 foot segment of hose and do just like the video and siphon out all the dishwater into the sink.
Thankfully, I now have a dishwasher, but at the time, that tote basically trippled my sink capacity. A little ingenuity can be a lifesaver when you're broke.
That lil smirk at gives me the idea he wants us to steal gas
Works perfectly. With longer hoses make sure it’s almost completely filled, and cap one end. Same process after
With great powers comes great responsibilities.
Oh, memories! Wish I knew that when I start my career of dump truck driver as a young man, how many diesel I've drink in that period of my life I even can't count 😅 Here, in post Soviet countries, young man start work on commercial vehicles in poor, little companies with extra low wage on old, rusty autos, like Kamaz 5511 or China trucks like old Howo etc. And first money aid in that case is your fuel tank 😁 Thank you for video Sir! (Sorry for my English)
Lol. Starts 0:58
It's a min and a half long video
@FREEDOM80085 Coulda been a short
The question posed in the title was literally only answered in the last 10 seconds before the outro, that's why he's "upset" aka saving time for anyone who thought to go to the comments in the first 40 seconds of boredom 😅
think of it this way, if it was an hour long movie you would be upset if the first 40 mins was just credits, and if it was a 6 hour movie you would be upset if the title was 4 hours, it's all relative.
@6k911Channel what r u gonna do with the 1 min u "saved"
@FREEDOM80085 write responses to you lol
(Realistically move on to another video)
Edit: Look man I get what you mean, but when something takes longer than it has to, we get annoyed. It's just Human psychology. We get happy when a videogame loads under a minute but mad when a website takes that long to load.
@@6k911Channel I wasted more time readinging your comment than the guy yapping.
This is a technique that any good homebrewer knows. Good vid, cheers!!
You just saved my whole greenhouse garden from drought and wind burn. Thank you for simple video but you've actually saved my wallet and saved me from dealing with annoying creepy neighbor for help and frustration. #Thanks for this video! #NewSubHere #Keepupthegreatwork
This was hilarious and exactly what I needed! Fish tank is super cloudy from sand I thought was rinsed well
Thanks for the tip! (Love your sense of humor too :)
I needed to know this years ago. It will still be helpful. Thank you.
Thanks. It simply worked. My wife insisted that she won't allow me suck on a hose for petrol and I headed to UA-cam. You just saved us a night of arguments. 😂
The is the best video ever compared from hundreds of other videos. Very direct!
I really like how this guy talks
I’m wandering where he’s buying the 55 gallons of syrup, pancake batter, and/or prune juice from.
Got yourself a subscriber now. This saved me time and money. Thank you sir
Thank you!!! I live on an off grid farm and I was taking water into my lungs daily. I feel like a moron for not doing this sooner
Well I’m glad to hear that I may have saved you from pneumonia 👍
Can't promise anything, Zack, but thanks for the help!
Holy crap, I do the same thing when I was a kid, was mesmerized the water the transparent straw holds when I seal the end with my finger, didnt know I could do the same with stealing people’s ga- I mean uh transferring a barrel full of honey to another
Im a Romanian,go figure what im going to do now. But really,thank you sir for this great advice!
DAMMIT called me out with the pancake syrup! Thanks for sharing!
Great advice! I bought a spigot online but only then realized I would have to install it from both sides which would mean dumping all that precious water. This is much better. I love physics even when I can’t understand it.
ahhahah watching this as of July 2020 and thanks dude needed to know how to use this method for my Turtle and Fish tank... can't stop laughing. YOu being serious but yet cracking jokes!!
Liked and Subscribed dude be safe in these times!!
I am doing this routinely since many years (emptying water containers around the house).
There is one problem, however, as this is shown - the hose is too short: Then the water level in the container comes down the level of the outlet this will stop working and you may only get out about half of what originally was a full container.
Therefore, I always use a hose that has a length that is about four times the height of the container. This way I can also lead the water into a direction and distance away from the house.
>describes dilemma
>explains problems
>demonstrates solution
>teaches us morals
>leaves 🗿
You remind me of a physics teacher I had in high school. Dry as hell humor but damn hilarious. Gave us good solid life advice too.
I promise not to steal 2.5 gallons of gas from my neighbor's 2005 Kia Sportage 20 minutes ago.
How did I not hear about this all through my life 😱😱huge thanks for this other worldly simple and yet amazing tip ❤
But sucking it's is my favourite part.
I actually learnt this concept from Dr.Stone manga, but never thought about how i can use it in my own. Nor did i think about how to start it. Thanks a lot.
0:58 Video starts here
When does the video end?
One of my coworker did was after keeping the syphon in, cover your mouth over the opening of the tank without any space for air around the pipe, blocking it in. Now blow air, so pressure buildup pushes water through the only opening ( the pipe). Later do as he says to continue its flow
I was today years old when I learned this, how did I make it to 45 years old and never knew this basic physics trick? This seriously needs to be taught in school
You write like a schoolboy
Wish I would have known that 50 years ago. Thanks 👍
I like the comment at the end about stealing gas.
Holy shit so awesome, best video ever
Have to drain our filthy pool we didn't winterize to clean it! Worked perfect! Thanks so much!
Now I can go steal gas!! 🤣🤣
Quick to the point and humorous, thanks
He should have tried to dump it the 4th direction
I siphoned my father's above ground pool like this. His backyard was beginning to swarm with mosquitos & he wasn't in a rush to rent a pump.
I recall it taking about 4 days. We also put the water to good use by sending some to the garden.
I thought it was human remains
Gotta wait a while for them to liquify first
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Its also possible to tightly wrap your hand around the hose and suck through it. No mouth contact and works
0:15 *FAKE PUSH! He’s pushing across, not up, as required.*
I feel so stupid and yet I’m SO HAPPY!
YOU DESERVE A REWARD!
When I was growing up my father would occasionally make beer and wine.
He would ferment the liquid in large plastic casks on a table, when it was done fermenting, he would use this siphon transfer the liquid to the large glass casks on the floor.
I somehow never understood how it could work for the longest time
That's clever, and absolutely sound physics. Great video.
Very nice video! A good use of common sense and a little science! I’m “finna” hit that subscribe button!
Thank you so much there was not one single person in my family that could stop in until now. Now I’m the only one.
perfect video. short and easy explained thank you
Love it how you pretend you can't tip over the barrel. Great and funny video. Thanks buddy.
Hilarious! I will say that i learned this from an a fellow NCO in the military. Just dont have the memory I did back then; thanks for the refresher ....
There is a such thing as an autosiphon. Its a hose with a brass fitting that has a glass marble in it. The marble bounces sealing while pulling up and allowing gas to get thru when plunging into liquid. It is a simple but genius invention you can get for 10 bucks at most autoparts stores or harbor freight.
Thank u friend , Success is the conclusion of using simple tricks that other people do'nt know them .
This is great. I'm always moving fluids from one place to another. Now my mouth doesn't have to be involved. Yay!
You can also put the syphon hose in position and fill it by applying the garden hose to the exit end for a few seconds. When the garden hose is removed, the water reverses direction and flows outwards.
Now THIS is impressive! Thanks bro. Wishing you all the best!