For drying of wet shoes, may I suggest that you pick up a couple of smooth rocks near the river bank or something, heat them up in your fire and place it beside and near your shoes. The residual heat will help the water evaporate faster and you won’t have to worry about your shoes getting burnt!
This may not work for shoes but at Philmont we would put our wet socks in and my friend put her wet shirt and pants in her sleeping bag overnight with her and they were mostly dry by the morning (it rained A LOT because it was monsoon season and outside the sleeping bags were covered in dew when we woke up)
I thought the same thing! I was like who just blessed me with this beautiful creature. I thought it was a wolf at first and I was like OMG watch out! Then I was like LOL no its just a snuggle pup that's real cute :)
For the makeshift plate one I think there is a lot better method in Japan when we have a natural disaster we just put plastic wrap over a plate then once the wrap is dirty you can throw it out and your plate is clean
Like banana trees are even that common in the UK. It might be getting hotter in the summer now, but we're still nowhere near being considered a tropical island.
I'm right there with you, but I was just saying that it's not impossible to feel how wet something is with gloves on, which is what a lot of other people are implying. :)
I have an idea for cooked cinnamon rolls while camping. Now this is just a random idea okay so here me out, but... try cooking them before you go camping.
I'm pretty sure the bottom would burn before the top is cooked. If you enclosed it, elevated it, and turned it every few minutes you could probably cook one. Or better yet, just don't take cinnamon rolls to eat when going camping. ;-)
Just bake it like people on the frontier did. Get a campfire rock with a flat surface. Build a fire next to it. Let the rock heat up slowly and for embers to be created in the fire. Get a pot, preferably cast iron, but other ones might work given that it isn't a thin cheap pot or has plastic on it. Put the cinnamon roll dough on the rock. Put the pot upside down over it. Cover the pot with the coals from the fire and put them around it. Let it bake for awhile. There you go. You could also buy a cast iron dutch oven. You put the dutch oven next to the fire and put the cinnamon rolls in it. You put the lid on and cover it with coals from the fire. You need the lid hook tool or a stick to lift the lid later.
Head lamps are great for helping you see what you need to, but they're also perfect for momentarily blinding who ever you look at. The gallon as a diffuser is an effective way to softly light a general area without everyone else seeing spots.
Zan'Keiki Zannanji because Californians think it will reduce pollution. Honestly I think it would be easier to just start making straws people can reuse by washing them.
7:00 I've made popcorn like this. The trick to keeping a lot of it from burning is to shake it as much as possible. You always get unpopped kernels unfortunately and will always get some that burn but shaking the pouch eliminates as many burned kernels as you can expect from primitive corn popping means.
:31 pinch the melted part with the same pliers after it's melted to crimp it shut as it cools. If you pack more in the straw than you need, the same technique can be used to seal it again.
Depends on the fuel, if he means to colour the liquid and have it burn the same colour then he'll have to food dye the fuel the same colour that it burns.
The point of that hack was to make multiple containers when there aren't enough. If there are more than two people in the group, this is a great way to make several makeshift plates/bowls so that everyone can sit comfortably and eat by themselves. It makes sharing food easier.
So for the water bottle lantern, if you use a small water bottle filled with a water/bleach mix it will produce far more light. And with the orange candle, you probably had too much oil in there soaking up heat, try filling it to about half way up the stem and wait a few minutes for the capillary action to take place
@@TyQuinn well the idea is that its something you do before you go out, and as long as you keep the bottle closed and clearly labeled its not going to be a danger to anyone
@@bp92221 If I was literally only taking bleach and water for the sake of creating a makeshift diy lantern, and I had no other need for the bleach, I'd rather just take an actual lantern! Lighter to carry, fit for purpose, better light coverage and diffusion, and zero chance of accidentally being dropped or punctured and spilling bleach everywhere
@@TyQuinn yes but it's a camping "hack" an easier and cheaper way to accomplish the goal. Going by that same logic why would you ever need to use the orange candle, or the foil plates?
@@bp92221 Ah, but foil and oil are both things people bring to cook with often when camping. They are typical camping supplies and so it is possible you will have them anyway (and if you like oranges there is a chance you would have one of those too). If you found yourself without a candle (ran out perhaps) you can improvise a new one. Bleach on the other hand is hardly a "camping" hack. Perhaps a general lifehack for when you are at home and you have a power outage, but nobody camps with a bottle of bleach
If you save your orange peels over time and dry them out, they make great fire starters. The peel contains limonene, an oil that's the main ingredient in some hand cleaners because it works as a solvent, and it's quite flammable. That suspended soap in nylons idea looks like a very elderly scrotum!
When my boy scout troopgoes camping, we will often put aluminum foil as a lining of our mess kits so that clean up is as easy as pulling out the foil. Saves a ton of time and water when you have to clean up after each meal.
Lol these were my first antics when i saw them from kids next door, and he only generated small amounts of energy during the evening or while i was alseep
Camping life hack I learned at Philmont: if you have anything wet such as socks or pants then put it in your sleeping bag with you to dry it out. I went to Philmont at the very end of monsoon season so for the first 8 days it rained a lot around noon to 4 and all night and the inside of the tents were also dewy in the mornings but when we put our socks in our sleeping bags they dried out significantly
I've done something similar to the tea light lantern hack by cutting a can in a similar way but a little more flat, then poked a hole in the bottom, ran a stick through the mouth hole then through the hole I made in the bottom and cooked a burger on it! Done that many times and it worked out pretty well!
@@michaeltempsch5282 It's thin and aluminum also has a very high thermal conductivity, or ability to transfer heat. Both into itself and into the air. Which is why most CPU coolers are made of aluminum for their fins. (Copper for the heat pipes since it's even better, but more expensive.)
The headlamo and water jug is a great one that Ive used many times..... its more for chilling and playing cards(like u said) and chillin than a survival lamp. Usually use a bottle of water or beer and my cell phone.... its a low key chillin lamp
@@trymatic7151 Grant uses liquid helium refigerator to cool down nitrogen. And helium has even lower boiling point than hydrogen. So in theory, it's possible to liquiefy gas just by shooting gas towards a very cold surface. And that's exactly what Grant did in his basement to make LN2.
My family loves doing brownie oranges. You cut a small hole in the top just big enough to empty the insides out. Stir the orange juice from scooping them out into the brownie mix instead of water pour it to fill the orange half way wrap them in foil then cook for like 20 minutes in the coals. Obviously you need to keep track of the opening as to not spill it everywhere.
i made cup cakes in an orange peel in scouts when i was a kid give that a shot it was quite easy. first cut an orange in half and empty out the contents until only the peal is left, then mix up some cake batter, then fill one half of the orange peal with cake mix half way, then put the other half on top and cover it in tinfoil, than put it in the fire.
The orange trick works with some modifications, cut the top 1/4 of the orange off, hollow it, stuff the cinnamon roll in, wrap it in foil, then cook in the fire. Works well!
Tshirt in a shoe? You end up having wet shoes, a wet and smelly shirt and sleep shirtless? genius. I always take newspapers or magazines when camping, for one its to start a fire and two - you can actually dry your shoes with it.
Why not set your shoes near the campfire to dry like any survivalist would??? The T-shirt option should only be for when you can’t have a fire. But honestly there’s better options. (I personally carry a bottle of moisture absorbing packets. They work wonders.
I think the foil at the end as a plate will work if you keep it in the container you molded it from. I would use the foil as a barrier and the container as the stabilizer. you can always take the foil out after the use and keep the container clean because of that. It just needs some finesse.
This reminds me... Bake cookies in a cardboard box! The baking temperature for cookies is 350°F, about a hundred degrees lower than the box's ignition point of 451°F. Just line the inside with aluminum foil, stick a rack in there, and put a heat source like hot coals in the bottom. Just make sure you let it cool off a bit between batches so the temperature doesn't build up enough to light up the box.
Here is one for you: Tuna in oil, in a can. Adding a paper towel on the open can, you can boil ~1L of water in a pot from the oil in the tuna can, and the tuna will be heated nicely. So for you; Cook 1L of water and 200g of rice, and have yourself a nice scout meal.
2:40 What did you do, man... WHAT DID YOU DO?! Those gloves are your uniform, your superpower, why would you put them off for something as trivial as washing your hands?! x)
You should create a stirling engine or something similar. I know this would end up being a long video so maybe you could do a few parts. After you do that you could also make a video putting it to the test and see what types of things you can do with it.
You can really easily feel moisture through latex/nitrile gloves, I know this because I had to use gloves to help prepare food for Boyscouts, and I felt the moisture of the sauce through my gloves.
to cook the cinnamon rolls, take two baking trays. cover each tray aluminium foil and sandwich the rolls between the non foil sides and lay it on a bed of coals, they as soon as you put it on the coals, cover the top tray with coals. (note: this works with cookies and bread but I haven't tried the rolls. as for what time to leave in experiment a little )
Couple of points on the headlamp lantern....If you use a water container which is CLEAR, or as close as you can get, either like a Crystal Geyser gallon jug or a 2 liter soda bottle, it really works! Mind you, the better the headlamp, the better the lamp. So...maybe try it again?
For drying of wet shoes, may I suggest that you pick up a couple of smooth rocks near the river bank or something, heat them up in your fire and place it beside and near your shoes. The residual heat will help the water evaporate faster and you won’t have to worry about your shoes getting burnt!
River rocks hold moisture, it’s likely (and I’ve seen it happen) they’ll explode.
I say just hang them up, they will dry I hang most of my clothesline and they dry in a matter of hours or shorter depending on the temperature
This may not work for shoes but at Philmont we would put our wet socks in and my friend put her wet shirt and pants in her sleeping bag overnight with her and they were mostly dry by the morning (it rained A LOT because it was monsoon season and outside the sleeping bags were covered in dew when we woke up)
@@marleigh5606 it’s always nice to hear about someone’s Philmont trip, when did your group go?
Did anyone else think of the pixie sticks candy on the first camping hack
I just though of the actual amount of straws that are used everyday around the world and how bad it is lol
Ya
It look like pixie stick
Lol that how you make a pixie stick
No , what are they 🤨
When he sneezed I said bless you instinctively
Me too!
Me to
Same cD
I imagine you are all pleasant people 😉
Me too! Welcome in this round XD
I love how everyone is talking about the person in the background and I'm over here like "DOG! LOOK AT THE DOG" 11:01
I thought the same thing! I was like who just blessed me with this beautiful creature. I thought it was a wolf at first and I was like OMG watch out! Then I was like LOL no its just a snuggle pup that's real cute :)
Ya it was sooooo cute I'm surprised he didn't care
It was a beautiful pupper, but now I have a big question WHO'S PUPPER IS THAT?
same
Yea the dog was soooooo cute I think it was a colie!!!!!🥺🐶🐶🐶
“You can see that I’ve managed to stab some holes right in the bottom of the plate”
Me: *slams file down on table* TWENTY EIGHT STAB WOUNDS!!
OMG I remember that
For the makeshift plate one I think there is a lot better method in Japan when we have a natural disaster we just put plastic wrap over a plate then once the wrap is dirty you can throw it out and your plate is clean
For a makeshift plate I would use a banana leaf they are very big
Doesn't sound too bad but not everyone has banana leafs readily available to them >w
@@connermckay4012 Ha think again I live in uk and I have a banana tree
@@OmniversalInsect Clearly if you have one, then everyone has one. Nice logic man.
Like banana trees are even that common in the UK. It might be getting hotter in the summer now, but we're still nowhere near being considered a tropical island.
7:50 tries feeling with gloves on..?
My words exactly...
You can still feel how wet something is with gloves on! Take it from a nursing major, you can feel it.
@@ashleym.556
It would be still much easier to feel it without gloves, but I guess Nate and gloves are just inseparatable...
I'm right there with you, but I was just saying that it's not impossible to feel how wet something is with gloves on, which is what a lot of other people are implying. :)
the glove is part of him already,basically a hydrogen experiment that went wrong xD
"See we’ll put some popcorn and oil into the foil"
PFFFTTT
Am I the only one who realized that rhymed 🤣😂
Gordon Ramsay: this meal is pathetic
Nate: hold my beer
I use the water jug lantern, it’s not very practical but with a colored jug it looks really cool.
overdonepancakes meow!
How you feel moist with rubber gloves?
Yeah, how ? Why does he always wearing gloves ?
Almost the same as without... By sensing something cold
He took off one of his gloves during that. . .
-cough-
He took one of his gloves off
Zinister G from 7:50 to 8:13 where‘d he took a glove off? :D
I have an idea for cooked cinnamon rolls while camping. Now this is just a random idea okay so here me out, but...
try cooking them before you go camping.
1:51: Why did they show Nate sneezing? Just for the grins?
Try cooking the cinnamon roll in the aluminum foil bowl in the coals
my thoughts exactly
well, we all thought the same thing, however mold the aluminum around a stick so you can get it out?
I'm pretty sure the bottom would burn before the top is cooked. If you enclosed it, elevated it, and turned it every few minutes you could probably cook one. Or better yet, just don't take cinnamon rolls to eat when going camping. ;-)
i was gonna say that!!! XD
Just bake it like people on the frontier did. Get a campfire rock with a flat surface. Build a fire next to it. Let the rock heat up slowly and for embers to be created in the fire. Get a pot, preferably cast iron, but other ones might work given that it isn't a thin cheap pot or has plastic on it. Put the cinnamon roll dough on the rock. Put the pot upside down over it. Cover the pot with the coals from the fire and put them around it. Let it bake for awhile. There you go. You could also buy a cast iron dutch oven. You put the dutch oven next to the fire and put the cinnamon rolls in it. You put the lid on and cover it with coals from the fire. You need the lid hook tool or a stick to lift the lid later.
Test out the mosquito repellant home made VS store purchased brands
If you mix oobleck with slime, would it still work like oobleck? Or would it act more like slime? Will it not mix at all?
it wont behave like oobleck. sience for 3rd graders -.-
My_Cats_Name_ Is_Urie it wouldn’t mix
@@MrMCKlebeband
You don't learn that kind of science in 3rd grade though
@@wurmturm LMAO
You did the cinnamon roll orange peel wrong. Supposed to put the other half on top then wrap in foil
You should try cold welding in the vacuum chamber and with indium.
Did anybody notice the person walking through the background at 8:20 ish?
Yes
Sploshta yea
Along grass
yeah there
Nope
1:51 Gesundheit!!
(Did you know „Gesundheit“ actually means „health“ in German?)
Lol all of these are classics and I’m happy to be reminded of them
I want to go camping now just to try some of these!
Same
I am ready when to go??
Same
You look beautiful
Yeah ur hot
8:21 there is somebody behind you :D
It was a ghost 👻
i was thinking i was the only one who saw that
U saw it to
Where??
I dont see it
No one: 🦗 🦗
Not a single soul: 🦗🦗🦗🦗
Me: *actually uses these life hacks that you see on the internet*
Mom: WOW where did you learn this stuff?????
Head lamps are great for helping you see what you need to, but they're also perfect for momentarily blinding who ever you look at. The gallon as a diffuser is an effective way to softly light a general area without everyone else seeing spots.
Nate: *sneezes*
Me: *automatically says “bless you” *
0:20 "Plastic drinking straws"
2018 Californians: *TRIGGERED*
Why?
Did they ban drinking straws or something? I'm not familiar with the laws in US really.
Maybe, in the eu they are banned from i think next year on
Whaaaat?
Daymnn.. why?
Zan'Keiki Zannanji because Californians think it will reduce pollution. Honestly I think it would be easier to just start making straws people can reuse by washing them.
they do, buy a metal straw
10:38 “We have our Bowl, our foil, and our carosine
I think it’s spelt kerosene but I may be wrong.
7:00 I've made popcorn like this. The trick to keeping a lot of it from burning is to shake it as much as possible. You always get unpopped kernels unfortunately and will always get some that burn but shaking the pouch eliminates as many burned kernels as you can expect from primitive corn popping means.
"These are all things I've seen online"
On The King of Random by any chance? Oranges as candles?
Nearly 10 mil lets get you guys there guys share the vid come on!!
TTheShiningBobGames
Letssss gooooo
I BELIEVE!!!
Sooooo close
8:20 a guy in the background :O
Ethanx bigfoot glimpse
Its steven.
"Tastes like charcoal and Orange" Awesome! :D
:31 pinch the melted part with the same pliers after it's melted to crimp it shut as it cools.
If you pack more in the straw than you need, the same technique can be used to seal it again.
Can you pour oobleck into vacuum chamber
Can you please make colored molotovcocktails?
When you want to burn something without style.
*Rainbow Fire*
Dan it's a liquid even if they mixed it with something I don't think it would work or its just me
YES PLEASE!!
Depends on the fuel, if he means to colour the liquid and have it burn the same colour then he'll have to food dye the fuel the same colour that it burns.
Next do top 10 life hacks that involve oranges😂
Getting that time of year and my kids would LOVE to try some of these things. Thanks Grant and Nate!
0:21 nate "Plastic drinking straws" my liberal neighbor "REEEEEE"
I love the way they paused the song for him to sneeze🤣🤣🤣 so adorable and cute.
Love your show too.❤❤❤
If you're drinking soup from a can why cant you just eat or drink it from the can?
The point of that hack was to make multiple containers when there aren't enough. If there are more than two people in the group, this is a great way to make several makeshift plates/bowls so that everyone can sit comfortably and eat by themselves. It makes sharing food easier.
Florina Devereux
True but if you were alone like him then you can eat out if the can
@@sillyphrog Yeah, absolutely! That would be the logical decision. This hack was just meant for moments when multiple people need different plates.
@@florrrina How many times do you have to say this for this person to understand XD
@@kevinfortin8240 a million time's
So for the water bottle lantern, if you use a small water bottle filled with a water/bleach mix it will produce far more light. And with the orange candle, you probably had too much oil in there soaking up heat, try filling it to about half way up the stem and wait a few minutes for the capillary action to take place
Why would I have a bottle of water and bleach when I go out camping? Beach sounds like a fantastic way to spoil and ruin the beautiful wilderness
@@TyQuinn well the idea is that its something you do before you go out, and as long as you keep the bottle closed and clearly labeled its not going to be a danger to anyone
@@bp92221 If I was literally only taking bleach and water for the sake of creating a makeshift diy lantern, and I had no other need for the bleach, I'd rather just take an actual lantern! Lighter to carry, fit for purpose, better light coverage and diffusion, and zero chance of accidentally being dropped or punctured and spilling bleach everywhere
@@TyQuinn yes but it's a camping "hack" an easier and cheaper way to accomplish the goal.
Going by that same logic why would you ever need to use the orange candle, or the foil plates?
@@bp92221 Ah, but foil and oil are both things people bring to cook with often when camping. They are typical camping supplies and so it is possible you will have them anyway (and if you like oranges there is a chance you would have one of those too). If you found yourself without a candle (ran out perhaps) you can improvise a new one. Bleach on the other hand is hardly a "camping" hack. Perhaps a general lifehack for when you are at home and you have a power outage, but nobody camps with a bottle of bleach
I loved it! HOPE U GET TO 10 MILLION!!!!!
If you save your orange peels over time and dry them out, they make great fire starters. The peel contains limonene, an oil that's the main ingredient in some hand cleaners because it works as a solvent, and it's quite flammable.
That suspended soap in nylons idea looks like a very elderly scrotum!
When my boy scout troopgoes camping, we will often put aluminum foil as a lining of our mess kits so that clean up is as easy as pulling out the foil. Saves a ton of time and water when you have to clean up after each meal.
for the next vid you guys should try and make cement from scratch Plzz (like they do on the primitive channels)
Doggyyy!!! (Sorry, I'm far more impressed by seeing a cute dog in the episode 😂😂).
Although, some were really cool tricks
I know😂😂😂
If you keep floral foam I’m water for 3 months would it dissolve completely? Or would it soak up all the water?
My_Cats_Name_ Is_Urie the water will evaporate, physics....
It will expand
@@UltraVioletgr pretty sure that's chemistry, not physics
@@mattias2792 LMAO, and this is what you call: *_LOGIC_*
me and my mom tried the first one once for camping, it works very well!
Nate you seemed more pleased/excited with the stick than anything else
0:57: He misspelled “oregano”.
Yup.
@@water352 You’ve commented on my video and replied to one of my comments in a short span of time. :D
Generate electricity with a hamster
Lol these were my first antics when i saw them from kids next door, and he only generated small amounts of energy during the evening or while i was alseep
Some are from Household Hacker... the candle and can candle one.
Camping life hack I learned at Philmont: if you have anything wet such as socks or pants then put it in your sleeping bag with you to dry it out. I went to Philmont at the very end of monsoon season so for the first 8 days it rained a lot around noon to 4 and all night and the inside of the tents were also dewy in the mornings but when we put our socks in our sleeping bags they dried out significantly
I've done something similar to the tea light lantern hack by cutting a can in a similar way but a little more flat, then poked a hole in the bottom, ran a stick through the mouth hole then through the hole I made in the bottom and cooked a burger on it! Done that many times and it worked out pretty well!
4:43 The bug was so amazed.
It had its wings up.
Foil doesn’t get hot
I put it in the oven at 200•c
And then touched it
It was normal
Is it cause he was using aluminum foil
Someone plz explain
momo_jr 159 it gets pretty hot, but once you move it off the source of heat it cools down almost instantly
joshua moore
Oh
Thanks
@@joshuamoore4971 yes, since it's so thin, there's very little mass to store heat energy compared to the area it can be discarded from.
@@michaeltempsch5282 It's thin and aluminum also has a very high thermal conductivity, or ability to transfer heat. Both into itself and into the air. Which is why most CPU coolers are made of aluminum for their fins. (Copper for the heat pipes since it's even better, but more expensive.)
I crave for these types of vids
Straw containers also work for small amounts of first aid items, like Benedryl or cotton puffs with petroleum jelly (also useful as a fire starter).
The headlamo and water jug is a great one that Ive used many times..... its more for chilling and playing cards(like u said) and chillin than a survival lamp. Usually use a bottle of water or beer and my cell phone.... its a low key chillin lamp
When I was in Boy Scouts we made brownies in an orange peel but we cut a small hole at the top
Ryan McLellan in my troop we would sometimes make eggs in orange peels
Ryan McLellan eyuhtttyyhyyyyg5tgyyy77yg
ew, just ew. egg orange? *DISCUSTIN!*
Pre congratulations for
1️⃣⭕️
〽️ILLI⭕️N .
They're not quite there yet
Max Harter "PRE"
Ah. Didn't see the "Pre"
:)
Manni's workshop
More like 1️⃣🅾️ Ⓜ️ℹ️llℹ️🅾️♑️
Next liquid hydrogen!
Masa Järvinen Boy, that will be very difficult. Hydrogen condenses at -252,8 C. That is very, very, very cold.
@@trymatic7151 Grant uses liquid helium refigerator to cool down nitrogen. And helium has even lower boiling point than hydrogen. So in theory, it's possible to liquiefy gas just by shooting gas towards a very cold surface. And that's exactly what Grant did in his basement to make LN2.
Hey popcorn tip! When you hear poping start sakeing it in a circular fashion and it wont burn!
When he sneezed I almost instantaneously said bless you
Usefull stuff as allways:)
:)
Cast metal in an orange peel
I tried making an oil lamp with a homemade clay pot and toilet paper and it lasted about 3 hours
My family loves doing brownie oranges. You cut a small hole in the top just big enough to empty the insides out. Stir the orange juice from scooping them out into the brownie mix instead of water pour it to fill the orange half way wrap them in foil then cook for like 20 minutes in the coals. Obviously you need to keep track of the opening as to not spill it everywhere.
"This is possible..........ACHOOOOOO!" Me-"HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!"
a burning orange also drives away insects I don't know about the oil tho
For your next video.. you should take the gloves off.
Yessss life hacks😍😍👑
i made cup cakes in an orange peel in scouts when i was a kid give that a shot it was quite easy. first cut an orange in half and empty out the contents until only the peal is left, then mix up some cake batter, then fill one half of the orange peal with cake mix half way, then put the other half on top and cover it in tinfoil, than put it in the fire.
The orange trick works with some modifications, cut the top 1/4 of the orange off, hollow it, stuff the cinnamon roll in, wrap it in foil, then cook in the fire. Works well!
could you please do some blacksmithing with the forge.
by the way, random dogo? :D
Tshirt in a shoe? You end up having wet shoes, a wet and smelly shirt and sleep shirtless? genius.
I always take newspapers or magazines when camping, for one its to start a fire and two - you can actually dry your shoes with it.
Fully agree newspaper really works!
are you a scout? thats what we do!
@@masteroftimex3917 I am not I am a gardener , my dad is ex army and he taught me that trick.
Sleep shirtless? Who goes camping with only one shirt???
Why not set your shoes near the campfire to dry like any survivalist would??? The T-shirt option should only be for when you can’t have a fire. But honestly there’s better options. (I personally carry a bottle of moisture absorbing packets. They work wonders.
Make a video about you busting life hacks that don't work
I think the foil at the end as a plate will work if you keep it in the container you molded it from. I would use the foil as a barrier and the container as the stabilizer. you can always take the foil out after the use and keep the container clean because of that. It just needs some finesse.
First lifehack:
*uses plastic straws*
Me:
Sksksk and I oop
OREGONO? Can you do a video on spelling? XD
Never been here before 100 views
He acts like he ain't ever peeled an orange before 🤣
This reminds me... Bake cookies in a cardboard box! The baking temperature for cookies is 350°F, about a hundred degrees lower than the box's ignition point of 451°F. Just line the inside with aluminum foil, stick a rack in there, and put a heat source like hot coals in the bottom. Just make sure you let it cool off a bit between batches so the temperature doesn't build up enough to light up the box.
I do the shoe one with wet work boots but i use newspaper works just as well but you gotta change it at least once.
Plz make a metal detector.
i want to see this but what would be the sensor?
Can you make a paper plane thrower please
Raghav vishwakarma there is a machine. Their called “hands”. It’s a really helpful
@@i-v-an
I wanted to buy one but they're free . I'm in debt so I can't buy them
@@wurmturm I'm so done with this XD
When i look at these Life Hacks.
They remind me of Grant :(
Abdullah Imran Yeah I miss Grant. 😕😔
What even happened to him?
What happend?
Here is one for you:
Tuna in oil, in a can.
Adding a paper towel on the open can, you can boil ~1L of water in a pot from the oil in the tuna can, and the tuna will be heated nicely.
So for you; Cook 1L of water and 200g of rice, and have yourself a nice scout meal.
Try adding acid and alkaline to the super glue or mix other substances with it like flower, cornstarch and silicone.
Bless you,
Wonder if i am first to say this
Nearly 10 million congrats
Question: WHERE ON EARTH DID YOU FIND THAT BEAUTIFUL PARA-CORD?
We wrap dough around a stick and cook it that way, cinnamon twists are very tasty that way. Way better even cooking than the orange peel
2:40 What did you do, man... WHAT DID YOU DO?!
Those gloves are your uniform, your superpower, why would you put them off for something as trivial as washing your hands?! x)
You should create a stirling engine or something similar. I know this would end up being a long video so maybe you could do a few parts. After you do that you could also make a video putting it to the test and see what types of things you can do with it.
He felt the moisture of the shoes with a rubber glove on
You can really easily feel moisture through latex/nitrile gloves, I know this because I had to use gloves to help prepare food for Boyscouts, and I felt the moisture of the sauce through my gloves.
0:23 not if your in Cali. lol
What?
Fatherbrain there’s an aini-plastic straw movement in Cali
to cook the cinnamon rolls, take two baking trays. cover each tray aluminium foil and sandwich the rolls between the non foil sides and lay it on a bed of coals, they as soon as you put it on the coals, cover the top tray with coals. (note: this works with cookies and bread but I haven't tried the rolls. as for what time to leave in experiment a little )
Couple of points on the headlamp lantern....If you use a water container which is CLEAR, or as close as you can get, either like a Crystal Geyser gallon jug or a 2 liter soda bottle, it really works! Mind you, the better the headlamp, the better the lamp. So...maybe try it again?