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pretty cool
Thank you
FYI: I just drilled a bunch (12 or so) of small holes (1/8″) in the garbage
container’s sides. So the air escapes as you fill it.
Cheap fag
Drill a small hole in your trash can about a foot from the bottom. Also a
screw pointing up in the bottom of your bath tub?
Hmm.. we farmers do that all the time lol
I was was wondering on an experiment.
Will dry ice power a steam engine with enough force to run something like a
generator?
I didn’t know such inexpensive vice grips were available. Thanks!
Awesome!
Thanks :)
Interesting tips.
Cool tips!
Or you can just let the trash take out all the air for you instead of
vacuuming it.Yeah there will be some air but not that much.
Is this guy for real? This is a joke, right?
Tip #4 – grease up your grips, baby!
PVC becomes brittle in sunlight. Those exposed PVC pipes should be covered
or painted.
neat
Another great video Dan
I only foudn tip 1 handy. But we already do that:)
Anyhows keep up the fun:)
Instead of using a vacuum to to suck out the air, I have a different method
which doesn’t require anything extra. I wave the bag to fill it with air
then twist the bag to prevent the air from escaping. It looks like a
garbage bag balloon. You force the balloon to the bottom of the garbage
can, then untwist the bag and fold the bag over the can.
for the trashbag, I wonder if you could cut the bottom out and then add in
a circular piece to the bottom (like a cake pan) I wonder if you could use
this false bottom to draw the excess air out like the vacuum does….I must
experiment!
Check this (use Google Translate):
http://www.tubantia.nl/regio/achterhoek/uitvinding-broers-uit-lichtenvoorde-doet-gasrekening-verdwijnen-1.4552396
Protecting/covering the vice grips from moisture would make them last for
almost forever.
trick number 2:
Instead of putting a whole in the bag, drill a tiny hole in the container.
No more vacuum.